P&S ModCast 424 features author Larry Correia in a long-form conversation about writing, creative process, and firearms. Larry is best known for the Monster Hunter International series; he joins David Simerly, Warren Wilson, and Matt Landfair for a discussion that connects storytelling, research, professional experience, and the gun culture that informs much of his work.
Released: April 1, 2025
Runtime: 3 hours, 16 minutes
Host: Matt Landfair
Panel: Larry Correia, David Simerly, Warren Wilson, and Matt Landfair
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Episode overview
Good fiction is built from more than a compelling premise. The panel explores the work behind the work: creative habits, research, audience expectations, and the value of understanding the subjects that appear on the page. The firearms discussion is part of a larger conversation about authenticity, expertise, and making technically informed material accessible to a broad audience.
Topics discussed
- Larry Correia’s work and creative process
- Writing habits, research, and developing believable fiction
- Firearms knowledge and technical authenticity in storytelling
- Balancing realism, entertainment, and audience expectations
- How communities of knowledgeable readers shape an author’s work
- Creative careers, persistence, and learning from criticism
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Authors and Creative Process → research, authenticity, firearms in fiction, storytelling, and creative work.