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The Influence of Childhood Reading and Writing with Author Tyler Snure (E127)

The Influence of Childhood Reading and Writing with Author Tyler Snure (E127)

Season 3 Episode 127 Published 1 year, 2 months ago
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Tyler Snure, an incredible young author whose journey is as inspiring as his books. Tyler published his debut novel, The Jewels of Fate, when he was just 17 years old. With a lifelong passion for reading and storytelling, Tyler began writing creatively at the age of seven, and his first book took over five years to complete. What started as a short story in elementary school blossomed into a captivating trilogy that fans of fiction, fantasy, and adventure will love.

The second novel in the series, The Sword of Sorenth, followed a few years later, solidifying Tyler’s talent for crafting engaging and action-packed stories. His books are perfect for all ages, especially readers aged 12-18, with themes of found family, community, and thrilling adventures akin to the Percy Jackson series. Tyler is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in English and resides in Ontario, Canada, with his family and dog.


Episode Highlights

  • Tyler’s early love for reading and writing stories
  • The creative process behind The Jewels of Fate and the trilogy’s evolution
  • Themes of found family and community in his books
  • The tone and audience for his books and their similarity to the Percy Jackson series
  • Insights into Tyler’s writing inspirations and journey

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