We chatted with the author of The Priory of the Orange Tree and The Bone Season during her visit to Celsius 232 to discuss her work, inspiration, adaptations, and much more.
The lead writer on Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, and the upcoming Exodus is really looking forward to Casey Hudson's next title.
Netflix is yet to announce the new season/wave of stories for the acclaimed animated anthology, but the author will keep adapting short stories out of his comfort zone.
During our time at Celsius 232, we caught up with narrative director and co-founder Jakub Szamałek to learn more about the highly anticipated project.
When Abercrombie was growing up, he found his imagination bolstered by gaming as much as books.
The author behind the recent fantasy novel has shared an update on where the project currently stands, including that "it has to move at James Cameron's pace, and he has lots of other things going on".
We interviewed one of its lead developers, Angel Luis Sucasas, who spoke to us about the project and the studio, made up of veterans from Tequila Softworks and MercurySteam.
We had the chance to chat with the American author about witchcraft, paranormal experiences, and horror as a universal theme in literature and cinema.
"It's one of the best places to work, by far, hands down," the acclaimed writer said of working at Pixar.
The Spanish filmmaker behind Sister Death and The Grandmother talks about why horror continues to avoid the need for massive blockbuster budgets.
Chuck Palahniuk explains why the Fight Club sequels remain difficult to adapt, while revealing the story's "next iteration" may be headed for London's West End.
"I don't know how much Netflix producers are going to care about that".
The author has been one of the leading voices in understanding and analysing the rise of this technology for years, and his stance is far from supportive of this technology on its current path.
We sit down with the celebrated writer to discuss the challenges of adapting fiction, the strengths of different storytelling media, the misconceptions surrounding generative AI, and science-fiction as a vehicle for philosophical dialogue.
The Bird Box author finished the new book only a couple of weeks ago, but he has given us a taste of what it will offer fans.
The author also labelled the movie adaptation as "the greatest thing that's ever happened" to him.
The legendary Marvel scriptwriter didn't mince his words when discussing the current state of his former employer and how superheroes remain a powerful vehicle for social commentary today.
The British author gave us some of his time for an interview in which we talked about armour, historical re-enactment, family, and of course, the present and future of his work.
The author explains it could be a fantastic combination of "The Witcher and God of War".
We spoke to the prolific, multi-award-winning author at Celsius 232 about her work, her characters, her hobbies, and... cheese? There was cheese too.
And it doesn't necessarily have to be for a Dungeon Crawler Carl game: both projects can coexist.
We interviewed the author of the literary series of the moment to discuss its reception, his plans for the story's conclusion, and what lies beyond his characters in other projects.
The well-known horror writer and screenwriter shares childhood memories and discusses projects and his forays into Hollywood.
The author of Dungeon Crawler Carl was the headline act at Celsius 232 this year, and he didn't disappoint his fans as he spoke about interesting facts, his writing style, and some details about his upcoming books.
The sci-fi writer focuses her work on a radical shift in perspective: building a universe from the small details.
Major revelations, memorable plot twists, and the development of some of the finest characters in the history of video games speak for themselves.
The author of The First Law and The Devils opens up to the audience at the Celsius Festival about his next novel, his (lazy) way of working, and his projects being adapted for the big screen.
The world's most renowned authors in these genres will be visiting the Spanish city of Avilés from 14 to 18 July.