In this far-reaching interview with Barry Nugent, founder of Unseen Shadows, Ltd and creator of the “Fallen Heroes” world, Barry shares his experiences producing an independent, transmedia project, including the challenges of working in so many different mediums and the rewards of collaborating on a large (and growing) team of creatives.
In the months since I last connected with Joseph Lewis, he and the rest of The Drifting Isle Chronicles team have been very, very busy.
In this update, Joe shares his thoughts on the launch of the collaborative project, how fans can contribute to the world, and what the team’s up to these days (and I share my thoughts on the project at the end).
Crafted by a team of writers, “The Drifting Isle Chronicles” is a world blending “the mechanical wizardry of steampunk with the classic magic and mystery of epic fantasy.”
This interview with “Clockwork Watch” founder and visionary Yomi Ayeni is making its appearance just in time for the year-end holidays!
The Clockwork Servant, if used correctly, could provide our nation with an enormous amount of power. Like any kind of power, however, it must be dealt with wisely, and it must not fall into the wrong hands. I have every trust that Her Majesty will choose the wisest course of action, and act in the best interests of her people. – Lady Frobisher Pilbeam
In this interview, Gareth Skarka reveals the years-long pre-launch journey for “Far West,” describes the moment of inspiration for the world, and shares how his transmedia and collaborative vision for “Far West” influenced his worldbuilding approach.
From the Far West website:
Imagine: A fantasy world, but not one based on Medieval/Dark Ages European culture and myth, but rather one based on the tropes of the Spaghetti Western and Chinese Wuxia. Add steampunk elements. Mix well.
