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Thursday, 1 January 2015

Author Interview: Robert W. Brady
by A.E. Albert
@aealbert23

TitleIndomitus Sum: The Fovean Chronicles (Book 4)
GenreFantasy


What inspired you to write your first book?

I was lonely in college. I'd sit on my typewriter and recreate my friends in the book, and it took off from there.

Is there a message in your book and/or books?

There is, but I'll ruin the book if I tell you what it is

Is there anything in your book and/or books based on real life experiences?


A lot - I'm a great believer in real-life research, and today's fantasy reader demands it. There might not BE magic, but your books better have a reason why it works

What books and/or writers have influenced you the most?

Asimov, Eddings, Feist, Robert E. Howard, Heinlein

What has been your greatest challenge when writing?

Finding time, always

What are you working on right now?

I'm tying up The Fovean Chronicles and putting together Colonization Earth.

What have you learned and do you have any advice for other authors?

You're better off independent than with a small publisher. There are a lot of people out there willing to take your time and money, and who will tell you that while they're holding you back, it's your fault for not trying harder.

About Robert W. Brady:


Robert W. Brady, Jr. is the author of The Fovean Chronicles. He was born in Connecticut in 1964, and graduated from University of Connecticut in 1986.  He worked his way through college as a construction worker, an infant swimming instructor, a bartender, a waiter, a secretary, the manager of a dry cleaning store a security guard and a model. 

While in college, he began the first version of the The Fovean Chronicles.  After college, he lasted exactly three months in the insurance industry as an Assistant Annuities Analyst, and then enlisted in the Naval Nuclear Power Program.

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