Agent of Weird: Exploring the Write Fantastic
Alec WorleyWelcome connoisseurs and creators of fantasy, horror and sci-fi (and all the weird that’s in-between) as we uncover the techniques that make these stories work. From the award-lacking writer of comics and fiction for Warhammer, Star Wars, and Judge Dredd.
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Award-lacking writer of comics, fiction and audio for Star Wars, Judge Dredd, Warhammer, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, horror legend John Carpenter and more. Former movie-projectionist. Mostly comes out at night. Mostly.
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