For transcriptions and more detailed shownotes, please go to: <a href='https://swordschool.shop/blogs/podcast/episode-203-writing-great-sword-fights-with-sebastien-de-castell'>https://swordschool.shop/blogs/podcast/episode-203-writing-great-sword-fights-with-sebastien-de-castell</a>
It’s a welcome return for a previous guest, the brilliant writer Sebastien de Castell. His first published novel was Traitor’s Blade in 2014. Since then he has published the Greatcoats Quartet, the Spellslinger YA fantasy series, The Malevolent Seven and his latest Play of Shadows. He also has eight more books under contract, so there are plenty more to come!
Sebastien has written some of my favourite sword fights in all of literature, so when I decided to update my book, Swordfighting for Writers, Game Designers and Martial Artists, it was a no-brainer to talk to Sebastien about how he approaches writing action scenes in his books.
We talk about more than just sword fights, and this conversation will be fascinating to any writer or anyone thinking about writing their first novel.
It’s not just a chat for novellists. As you’d expect on The Sword Guy Podcast, we do talk about weapons, like a pistol within a rapier, and other strange and unusual weapons that never quite caught on.
To find out more about Sebastien’s books, visit <a href='https://decastell.com/'>https://decastell.com/</a> and to listen to his previous appearance on the podcast, check out episode 69: <a href='https://swordschool.shop/blogs/podcast/episode-69-swashbuckling-with-sebastien-de-castell'>Swashbuckling with Sebastien de Castell</a>.

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