332 / How can you craft vivid, sensory-rich books set in places you’ve never visited while thriving as a modern author?

Action-adventure writer Luke Richardson shares insights on transporting readers around the globe and balancing the art and business of writing.

• Incorporating travel and sensory details into fiction
• Tips for writing about locations you haven’t visited
• Deciding how much personal travel experience to include
• The benefits of slowing down production
• In-person travel event with readers
• Podcasting for readers

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