Show Notes
Chaya sits down with the author of the moment New York Times, Sunday Times, Australian and New Zealand bestseller Sarah A. Parker for the most emotional, raw and revelatory interview The Bibliofilles has ever recorded.
We're diving into When the Moon Hatched and the newly released sequel The Ballad of Falling Dragons in a completely spoiler-free deep dive that will leave you absolutely wrecked (in the best way).
In this episode, Sarah opens up about:
- The real man who inspired Kahn yes, he exists, and yes, he gave up his entire career for her
- Why she built her entire world behind closed eyelids before writing a single word
- The devastating personal grief that gave birth to the dragon moon concept
- Her powerful stance on female rage, suppressed identity, and protecting your creative bubble
- Why she refuses to look at Goodreads and why you probably shouldn't either
Super fans join live with burning questions, including:
- What is Kaydence actually an allegory for?
- Does Elwyn share Raven's complicated relationship with rain?
- Will we ever get side character books set in this world?
- How many books are left and is book three already written?
This is not just a fantasy podcast episode. This is a masterclass in storytelling, trauma, creativity, and what it means to write a legacy.
👇 All books mentioned are linked below 👇
When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker
👉 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0008710333/
The Ballad of Falling Dragons by Sarah A. Parker
👉https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ballad-Falling-Dragons-romantasy-bestselling-ebook/dp/B0DB3GT6YL
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