Questions for Brian K. Vaughan
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Questions for Brian K. Vaughan
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Questions for Brian K. Vaughan
Hi Brian!
I have been a Saga trade reader for years now and during this hiatus I decided to collect all 54 back issues in anticipation of the series return, partly because everyone is always asking to borrow my trades. After checking each and every comic shop I happened upon in my travels these past couple years I am happy to report I did it, I got them all! (First prints too!) I am looking forward to jumping back into the worlds you and Fiona have created and especially the change in format to now reading monthly.
My question for you (and Jonathan too) is do you have a preference for reading formats and how does that impact the way you write your stories? There are books everyone says read better collected as one big story versus issue to issue, and I wonder how much that experience plays into the writing process and intention of the author? It seems to me like finer details can get lost waiting a month to read the next issue but cliffhangers would be far more impactful.
Hi Brian. I could ask you a million questions about your writing process and skills but if I have only one question it would be "How can a freelance non-union actor who has been working in the industry for over ten years as background get a chance to audition for one of your current or future productions?" Yes this question is for me because at this point I have nothing to lose.