Nomes & Vic talk about Books

We talk about:
Fan fiction
Harry Potter, Draco/Hermione, Draco/Harry Potter
Pride and Prejudice
The Da Vinci Code
The disco ball of theme
Dark romance, Damseling, & Stockholm Syndrome 
Vorkosigan Saga - Aral Vorkosigan and Cordelia Naismith
BBC Sherlock & Queerbaiting
Greek concept of multiple forms of love
The Hobbit movie

Things we talk about:
Pride & Prejudice
A Civil Campaign
Pygmalion
Steering the Craft - Ursula le Guin, Left Hand of Darkness
Gaslamp Fantasy vs Comedy of Manners vs Fantasy of Manners
Oscar Wilde
Gaudy Night
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
The Lady's Guide to Fortune Hunting by Sophie Irwin
The Secret of Monkey Island
Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall
Daily Rituals by Mason Currey
Embodying the characters while writing vs method acting

We talk about:
Dr Seuss - Cat in the Hat
Maurice Sendak - Where the Wild Things Are
Judith Kerr - Mog Books, Tiger Who Came for Tea
Not now, Bernard
Shirley Jackson - The Lottery, Jack the Ripper
Quentin Blake
Alan Lee
John Howe
Tolkien
Calvin & Hobbes
Terry Pratchett
Star Wars
CS Lewis - Narnia

We talked about:
RWNZ conference
Keynote speakers TL Swan, Jennifer Hilt, Nalini Singh
Shannon Curtis on theme
Aesop's Fables
Stephen King's 'On Writing'
'The Lottery' & 'The Witch' - Shirley Jackson
The Merchant of Venice
Pride and Prejudice
A Room with a View - E.M. Forster
Willa Cather - My Mortal Enemy
The Titanic

In this video, we discuss:
The Word Loss Diet - https://amzn.to/4wVqAxI
Filter words
Narrative occasion
The Retired Assassin's Guide to Amateur Theatrics
Using RPG's as a way to create a story / world build
Basque legends & words informing the story's cosmology
Responsibility of an author to create a story that shapes your world
A Christmas Carol
Challenges of taking a story from one genre into another

Books & Stories mentioned:
- The Retired Assassin's Guide to Amateur Theatrics
- The Lottery - Shirley Jackson
- The Haunting of Hill House - Shirley Jackson
- Chivalry - Neil Gaiman
- Where the Wild Things Are - Maurice Sendak
- The Tiger Who Came for Tea - Judith Kerr
- Agatha Christie