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In this episode of Plot Recon, host Evan Graver interviews author Brian Drake, who shares his journey into the world of action fiction. Brian discusses his writing process, the importance of character development, and the challenges of balancing series and standalone novels. He emphasizes the need for continuous learning in writing and the significance of creating sympathetic villains. The conversation also touches on the publishing landscape, market trends, and the geopolitical themes that often inspire his stories. Brian's insights provide valuable lessons for aspiring authors and fans of the thriller genre.
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