“Take Five” with Paul S. Kemp

October 24, 2011 at 8:57 am | Posted in Books, Star Wars News | Leave a comment
Tags: paul s. kemp, riptide

Suvudu’s regular Take Five column features Star Wars author Paul S. Kemp today as they ask him to share five things about his latest books.

4. Looking back, I can see that what I write is influenced in small but noticeable ways by the art/media I’m consuming at that time. So when I look back at Riptide and its prequel, Crosscurrent, I can see little nods to Firefly and Battlestar Galactica, both of which I was watching at the time.

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