by R. Scott Boyer | Oct 15, 2020 | Creative Process, Inspiration, YA World
When I first starting writing Bobby Ether’s adventures, one of the big questions I got asked a lot was: “Why did you choose to write about teenagers?” Truth is that it was never a conscious decision. As most author will tell you: we write what we know. It’s as simple...
by R. Scott Boyer | Oct 11, 2020 | Creative Process, Inspiration, Meet the Characters, YA World
One of the big themes in Temple of Eternity is communion with nature. Set in the Guatemalan rainforest, this story is full of dangerous predators. Some are allies. Others are foes. All are powerful and awesome. For anyone who read book one, you know what a big role...
by R. Scott Boyer | Oct 3, 2020 | Bobby Ether Series News, Creative Process, Inspiration
After a long week following the release of my new young adult fantasy, Temple of Eternity, I’ve headed to the local mountains of Lake Arrowhead, just outside of Los Angeles, for some rest and relaxation. For me, that means working on book four and revisiting...
by R. Scott Boyer | Sep 5, 2020 | Bobby Ether Series News, Creative Process, Inspiration
One of my favorite places to write is at my mother’s vacation home in the Rancho Mirage desert. I wrote much of Bobby Ether and the Jade Academy here, as well as big portions of Temple of Eternity. Yesterday, i spoke with the Pulpwood Queen, Kathy L. Murphy, who...
by R. Scott Boyer | Jul 9, 2020 | Bobby Ether Series News, Creative Process, YA World
I just wrapped up final edits for my second book, Temple of Eternity. After going through the entire book twice in the last few weeks, I am super excited about all of the hard work and changes that have gone into this project. In my estimation, it is truly...
by R. Scott Boyer | Feb 3, 2020 | Creative Process, Excerpts, YA World
One of my favorite moments in my young adult spiritual fantasy, Bobby Ether and the Jade Academy, is the explanation given for the strange phenomenon that occur at the start of the book. While commonly referred to as a book’s magical structure, my approach was...