Sam Robb

About this episode

In this episode, Cassidy Carson and JT Hume interview author Sam Robb about writing urban fantasy and integrating magical elements into realistic settings.

Urban fantasy is a genre that allows writers to blend the real world with magical elements, creating stories that captivate readers' imaginations. In this episode of "The CC&JT Amateur Hour," we chat with with Sam Robb, a talented author known for his unique approach to urban fantasy. Together, we’ll delve into essential techniques for writing compelling narratives that resonate with readers. Sam emphasizes the importance of seamlessly integrating magical elements into a realistic setting. This requires careful consideration of how magic interacts with the urban environment. By establishing clear rules for magic in your story, you create a believable world that readers can immerse themselves in. Sam notes that in his novel " Sigils ," the protagonist’s graffiti art inadvertently opens a gateway to the magical world, showcasing how everyday actions can lead to extraordinary consequences. Together, Sam's mixture of the real and the fantasy promises to take you on an unforgettable literary journey. Want to dive deeper into the world of urban fantasy? Check out Sam Robb's works or start writing your own magical tale today! On the technical side, Sam has an…

People in this episode

Hosts: Cassidy Carson, JT Hume

Guest: Sam Robb

Topics covered

• urban fantasy
• writing techniques
• magical realism
• narrative development
• author interview

Keywords

• urban fantasy
• writing
• magic
• narrative
• Sam Robb
• Sigils
• graffiti art

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The CC&JT Amateur Hour, Facebook, Twitter/X, Substack, Instagram, LinkedIn

Books & works: Sigils

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