Fantasy magic novel – A Witch in Time (Redhook, 2020) – Constance Sayers interview
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Constance Sayers has published her first novel, an era-spanning tale of a witch reliving a doomed love affair and her attempt to fight back against inevitable sorrow.
0:49 – Constance talks about how she decided to write A Witch in Time.
3:30 – Constance talks about the plot and protagonist of the story. It’s a witchcraft tale of doomed love.
5:18 – Constance talks about researching locations like France for the book.
10:59 – Constance talks about the works that have inspired her writing.
13:12 – Constance talks about the music she would consider the soundtrack for the book.
15:25 – Constance discusses her writing process.
17:43 – Constance talks about how her approach to writing has changed over time.
19:40 – Constance talks about how her non-writing work has influenced her writing.
21:02 – Constance talks about parts of the novel she had to take out.
22:13 – Constance talks about the fantastic things she imagined when she was young.
23:14 – Constance talks about completing the book.
25:01 – Constance talks about her use of photos in writing the book. She posts them on instagram @constancesayers
25:43 – Constance talks about [book] how she got published and the difficulties she had early on.
29:31 – Constance talks about her next book which takes place in 1925 Paris.
30:58 – Constance is on instagram and twitter @constancesayers.
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Links of interest
https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/constance-sayers/a-witch-in-time/9780316493598/
https://www.instagram.com/constancesayers/
https://twitter.com/constancesayers
Guests: Constance Sayers
Host: Cris Alvarez
Tags: fantasy, witchcraft, author, novel, buffy the vampire slayer, washington DC, kennedy center, belle epoch, france, louvre, zola, occult, los angeles, gene harlow, fleetwood mac, noir, haunted hollywood, outlander, dark shadows, easy rider, bionic woman, bewitched, readers digest, Paris
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