On the eve of the release of his new book, Vaal takes a stroll down memory lane to delve into the history of the story that became Rune Breaker.
Vaal has a modest proposal to make and it has nothing to do with succulent, succulent babies.
Vaal starts to discuss what the Fantasy genre means, but then has an epiphany.
Vaal gets back to work on villains and their motivations, treating you to more villain songs along the way.
Vaal returns to the villain well to talk about the bad guys, both real and unreal and what makes them tick. Also, there are videos of villain songs because there need to be those.
Vaal gives you some reasons why every once in a while you need to kick sanity to the curb, and forget common sense when doing your creative thing.
Vaal waxes nostalgic about some of his favorite things that don’t seem to be anyone else’s favorite things.
Vaal opens up the garage and puts the unicorn up on blocks to see if he can’t get it running again as a better, more interesting monster.
Vaal talks about the practical lessons he’s learned from experienced writing for the internet these past ten years.
Vaal channels his weekend in exile into something (kind of) useful.
