On Monday, May 19th, I’ll be joined by Sean Gregory on After Hours for a live interview. He is the author of The Growing Darkness, Book I of the God Killers Trilogy, and has several flash fiction works available on his website. Plus, Sean has several upcoming projects that look interesting.
While the other projects have piqued my interest, the description of Banesy, Devourer of Souls had me at the first few lines.
A Bit About Sean Gregory
Sean graduated from Ohio State University with a Mechanical Engineering degree. Though, I am curious to know whether it plays a role in any of the sci-fi stories he’s come up with in that time.
He also has a long list of hobbies ranging from enjoying rays at the beach in Florida or skiing bunny slopes at Seven Springs. Sean also likes to play video games with friends, which is something I can relate to.
Needless to say, Sean has a lot of hobbies. Of which, reading is a big one as he enjoys a lot of different genres.
I really like the map he has of Conishant, featured in the God Killers Trilogy. I’m a bit north of jealous, actually. It is stylish and has a nice presence overall.
Not to mention that having a map would have made writing Kingmaker and Fury so much easier.
Where Can You Find His Books?
You can find books by Sean Gregory on Amazon as well as Barnes & Noble.
Sean also has his own storefront on the blog where you can buy the latest books as well as character magnetic lapel pins. That’s something I wouldn’t mind having myself if I had the money to hire a designer for the characters.
Personally, I prefer to buy directly from an author’s website as they usually tend to make more money than having to split it with providers such as Amazon. I know I make about three times the income if I cut Amazon out of the mix.
Bring Your Questions Along!
Join us on May 19th at 7:00 PM (MTN) on WriterSanctuary’s YouTube channel for a live interview with an amazing author. I’m already looking forward to asking Sean Gregory several questions centering around both fantasy and sci-fi.
What kind of questions would you like to ask?
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