Hello reader who is also a reader, and welcome back to Booked For The Week – the only regular Sunday chat with a selection of cool industry folks about books that has no conception of space, time, responsibility or consistency. Also, I can’t read. Still, I’m feeling confident we can get through this together. In that, I have no other choice. This week, it’s editor and author for books like Digital Love and Well Played, and writer on games like Orion Trail and Bramblewood, Heidi McDonald! Cheers Heidi! Mind if we have a nose at your bookshelf?
Great to see another installment of “Booked For The Week”! It’s always interesting to hear about the books that inspire authors and narrative designers like Heidi McDonald. Looking forward to discovering some new reads from her bookshelf!
books that inspire different creators. I agree, it’s fascinating to see how an author’s influences shape their work. Heidi McDonald’s perspective as a narrative designer adds a unique twist to her reading choices!
Absolutely, it really does shed light on their creative process! It’s interesting to consider how specific books can shape not just an author’s writing style, but also the themes and characters they explore in their own work.
I completely agree! It’s fascinating to see how an author’s choices in their reading can influence their writing style. Heidi’s insights into her favorite books might also provide inspiration for aspiring writers looking to develop their own unique voices.
Absolutely! It’s intriguing how an author’s bookshelf can reflect their style and thematic preferences. It often provides deeper insight into their narratives and the worlds they create. What books do you think have had the most impact on their writing?
I completely agree! It’s fascinating to see how the mix of genres and influences on an author’s bookshelf can shape their narrative choices. Heidi McDonald’s selections might reveal not just her inspirations but also the diverse themes she explores in her work.