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Geek's Guide to the Galaxy - A Science Fiction Podcast

49. R. A. Salvatore / Dungeons & Dragons (with James L. Sutter co-creator of Pathfinder)

Geek's Guide to the Galaxy - A Science Fiction Podcast

David Barr Kirtley

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4.61K Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2011

⏱️ 79 minutes

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0:14.0

I. O9 presents The Geek's guide to the Galaxy. And here are your hosts, John Joseph Adams and David Barr Kirtley.

0:22.0

Hello and welcomed to episode 49 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

0:27.0

Hi, this is John Joseph Adams.

0:29.0

I'm the editor of Lightspeed in Fantasy magazine.

0:31.0

And I've also edited several anthologies such as The Way of the

0:33.6

Wizard which features tales of Wizardry and witchcraft from authors such as Neil

0:37.2

Gaiman and George R. Martin. And I'm David Barr-Kirtley. I'm the author of

0:42.1

many short stories including Blood of Virgins

0:44.4

about a college student who comes to fear the blood-guzzling dragons written by his classmates.

0:49.0

The story was originally published in realms of Fantasy magazine and also appeared as

0:52.4

episode 88 of the Escape

0:53.7

Pod podcast. And our guest today is Ari Salvatore. He's the author of dozens of

0:59.0

fantasy novels, most of them connected to the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game.

1:02.2

He created perhaps the most popular

1:04.4

character in the history of Dungeons and Dragons, a dark elf named Drits to Erden.

1:08.0

Salvatore's novel Homeland describes Drits growing up as the only child with a conscience in an underground city where society is based on selfishness and cruelty.

1:16.6

His most recent novel featuring Dritz, which is out now, is called Neverwinter.

1:20.8

All right, let's get to our interview.

1:23.0

All right, so we're here with R.A. Salvatore, welcome to the show.

1:26.0

Good to be here.

1:28.0

Okay, so you know, back in 2001, I attended the Odyssey Writing Workshop, and you came for the day and sort of told us about some

1:34.1

of your experiences as a writer.

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