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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2018 · 1H 9M

Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan Interview

from What Would The Smart Party Do? · host The Smart Party

Episode 86 - Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan Interview The prolific and talented Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan joins the lads for some gaming chat and excellent advice on writing scenarios. We cover the writing process, collaborating with others, creating specifically for convention games and why gaming books should be useful at the table, among other things. A lot of what Gar says makes perfect sense and our glorious listeners may wonder, as we did, why it's not just this obvious for everyone - but that's the mark of someone good at what they do - making it all seem to easy! You can find Gar on twitter, get some great stuff on his blog, or read more at the Pelgrane site. Gar's novel The Gutter Prayer is out January 2019, check out more on Good Reads: Want to chat about this or other topics with like-minded folk? The Smart Party are now on MeWe (the popular destination for those leaving G+). Find the lads via Facebook, on the Twitters: @the_smart_party or email the guys directly! Encourage the guys to pump out more content by becoming a Patreon supporter, this leads to the aforementioned scenarios, fanzine and more!

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