Exploring Aluminum Magic: A Deep Dive Into Worldbuilding with Author Bruce Davis, Part 4 of 6

This portion of the interview takes a decided turn away from Aluminum Magic. Host Bob Nelson sits down with author Bruce Davis to dive into the world of independent publishing and the realities of book formatting, distribution, and live events. The conversation kicks off with Bruce Davis shedding light on the challenges of digital book formatting and why ordering direct from the publisher—or catching him at events—is still the best way to snag a signed copy of his work.

Throughout the episode, Bob Nelson and Bruce Davis share candid stories from the road: from the hustle of festival appearances and the value of dedicated readers, to behind-the-scenes glimpses at promoting local literature and community events like the Mesa Book Festival. They also tease upcoming appearances, Halloween-themed library fundraisers, and connect listeners to the vibrant Arizona literary scene.

But it’s not all about logistics—fans of Bruce Davis’s fiction will love the discussion about his writing process, inspiration behind his series, and an enticing sneak peek into his latest sci-fi concepts—think androids, personality downloads, and specialty clones with self-destruct missions.

Tune in for an engaging mix of practical advice for indie authors, festival tales, and a sneak preview of mind-bending stories still to come!

About Bruce Davis

Bruce Davis is the author of many books and several short pieces of fiction. He writes science fiction, fantasy and non fiction. His most recent title, Silver Magic, is currently available from Brick Cave Media. He is online at https://brucecdavis.com

Purchasing the Magic Law Series

The complete series, including the latest release, Aluminum Magic is available wherever books are sold:

Platinum Magic, book 1 Gold Magic, book 2 Silver Magic, book 3 Aluminum Magic, book 4

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