KT Hanna has a love for words. Born in Australia, she met her husband in a computer game, moved to the U.S.A. and went into culture shock. Bonus? Not as many creatures specifically designed to kill you. She creates science-fiction, fantasy, and LitRPG like it’s going out of style, with a dash of horror for fun! She freelance edits for Chimera Editing, plays computer games, and chases her daughter, husband, corgis, … [Read more...] about Author Interview with KT Hanna
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Author Interview with Matthew Siege
Our next author interview is with Matthew Siege. You might know him from his zombie LitRPG series - Headshot. Siege considers himself a father, writer, and a gamer - not always in that order. Sit back and enjoy listening to another writer share a bit of their world with us. When did you first start writing? In the summer before kindergarten I was in some sort of put-your-kids-here-so-you-can-go-to-work thing during … [Read more...] about Author Interview with Matthew Siege
Author Interview with Christopher Keene
Our next LitRPG author interview is with Christopher Keene. He penned the Dream State saga. The first book in the series, Stuck in the Game, was published back in 2016. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature with Honors in Creative Writing. Let's dive right in to our interview. When did you first start writing? Kindergarten... although I suppose you mean actual prose.Short answer: 1998, when I … [Read more...] about Author Interview with Christopher Keene
Author Interview with Stephan Morse
Next up on the LitRPG author interview list is Stephan Morse. You may know him as the author of the wonderful Continue Online series. Morse was born in 1983 in San Diego. The next fifteen years were spent slowly escaping California and surviving a public education system. Thus far he's made it to the Seattle (WA) region with little desire to go further. When not trying to shove words together into sentences Stephan … [Read more...] about Author Interview with Stephan Morse
Author Interview with Blaise Corvin
Our next interview is with Blaise Corvin. You may know him from the Delvers LLC series, but he's also written other books. Let's jump right in.When did you first start writing? I can first remember actually really getting into story after being introduced to creative writing in 3rd grade. I’d been reading from a young age, but when I actually started building my own story, I fell in love.That first story I … [Read more...] about Author Interview with Blaise Corvin
Read Free LitRPG Online at Book Brawl
Guest Post by John WardI missed Travis Bagwell’s initial announcement about his new website Book Brawl. It wasn’t long, however, until I started to see a veritable who’s who list of LitRPG authors like Luke Chmilenko, Stephan Morse, Apollos Thorne, Harmon Cooper, Dawn Chapman, James Hunter, and Blaise Corvin announcing that they’ve uploaded stories there. But, why?The question bugged me. Why start a new site … [Read more...] about Read Free LitRPG Online at Book Brawl
Author Interview with Angel Ramon
It's time for another author interview. This week, we have Angel Ramon. While new to the LitRPG / GameLit scene, he's been shaking things up. A resident of Puerto Rico, Ramon has had a tough time in 2017, but he hasn't let a hurricane stop him.If you missed our first interviews, you can still read the ones we conducted with Daniel Schinhofen and William D Arand. We'll be doing more interviews in the future, so … [Read more...] about Author Interview with Angel Ramon
Author Interview With Daniel Schinhofen
We're back with our second author interview. If you missed the first one, you can still check out our interview with William D Arand. For our second, we have another popular LitRPG author - Daniel Schinhofen. You might know him from Alpha World or his new Apocalypse Gates novel.Daniel was kind enough to answer some questions about his life as a writer in the 21st century. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as … [Read more...] about Author Interview With Daniel Schinhofen
Author Interview with William D Arand
As first of a series of interviews with various authors, here's one with William D. Arand. You might know him from the super-successful Super Sales on Super Heroes series or many of his other fine books.You might even get some details about Super Sales on Super Heroes 3. Yes, it's coming, and we're as excited as you are about that news. Without any further ado, here's our first interview with William D. Arand. … [Read more...] about Author Interview with William D Arand
Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle: LitRPG?
One of the fun things about LitRPG is that it's a fairly wide-reaching genre. While there are still relatively few books published under the banner, it's not hard to go back and find classic works that could fit in today's genre.Of course, you don't have to limit yourself to books to do this. You can just as easily look at movies and figure out how well they fit into LitRPG genre. Some movies are obvious choices, … [Read more...] about Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle: LitRPG?
Cool LitRPG Travel Destinations
One of the real joys of the LitRPG genre - as well as the sci-fi and fantasy genres - is the ability to travel to new worlds in one's mind. Think back to the fabulous places you've visited in your imagination, how they've changed the way you perceive the world and the sense of longing that you've always felt. There are, fortunately, a number of locations in the real world that can bring you a step or two closer to … [Read more...] about Cool LitRPG Travel Destinations
Why Jumanji is LitRPG
Is the new Jumanji movie LitRPG? Let's take a look...One of the most consistent debates (and in some cases, outright arguments) in the LitRPG community concerns exactly what constitutes a part of the genre. Since there's not even a mutually agreed upon definition for LitRPG, this means that anything that isn't explicitly labeled as such tends to be taken on a case by case basis.While most of the works that … [Read more...] about Why Jumanji is LitRPG
