Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Sophia Veritas, Graphic Novel Author, Legal Assistant, and Amateur Philosopher, as my guest. In this episode, we explore her creative journey, the inspiration behind her graphic storytelling, and how her background in law and philosophy shapes her unique perspective. Join us for a compelling conversation about creativity, imagination, and the power of storytelling through graphic novels.

About this episode

In this episode, Daniel Lucas interviews graphic novel author Sophia Veritas about her creative journey and the influences of her legal and philosophical background on her work.

Sophia Veritas Graphic Novel Author, Legal Assistant, Amateur Philosopher I am the text author of the graphic novel series "Invocada", a spiritual fantasy narrative with anime visual inspirations. I am developing this story with contract artists as an independent art endeavor. My first book was finished in 2023 and I am doing a 2 for 1 crowdfunding campaign for my second book, which is already in production. I am full time employed as a legal assistant in a medium sized law firm, where I do family law, civil litigation, and basic estate planning and previously some basic business formation work. I am limited on discussing specifics due to confidentiality, but I can hold a conversation about life experiences. I think way too much about spirituality and philosophy across a variety of sources ranging from real life religious teachings to the ideas present in entertainment media (books, manga, TV, movies, and video games). I'm the sort of person who read world history textbooks for fun back in school. I can talk all day about major issues. I can also not talk about them. Whatever type of show you do, I will respect it. Important Note: In order to provide specifics about my first…

People in this episode

Host: Daniel Lucas

Guest: Sophia Veritas

Topics covered

• graphic novels
• creativity
• storytelling
• philosophy
• law
• art

Keywords

• graphic novel
• creativity
• storytelling
• philosophy
• law
• Invocada
• crowdfunding

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Invocada

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