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Soundtracks for Books and Fantasy Worldbuilding with Richie Billing

Soundtracks for Books and Fantasy Worldbuilding with Richie Billing

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286 / What happens when a fantasy author brings a soundtrack to storytelling—and what can writers and readers learn from merging music, world-building, and social themes?

Richie Billing shares his innovative journey blending original soundtracks with fiction, the challenges of marketing across genres, and the lessons learned from a decade of writing.

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Topics discussed in interview:

  • Writing social justice and controversial themes and underdog stories in fantasy
  • When to get feedback on your drafts
  • Subscription model using novelettes and connecting directly with readers
  • Incorporating soundtracks into fantasy books
  • Where to start with wordbuilding in fantasy

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  • Richie Billing website: https://richiebilling.com/
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