How one writer secured his dream job working on a Critical Role book
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How one writer secured his dream job working on a Critical Role book
"Speaking to author Martin Cahill feels like looking into a mirror. We both dabble in writing in the fantasy genre: Cahill professionally, I in my downtime. But Cahill has gone a big step further than me: He secured a dream gig creating a book for the nerdworld empire Critical Role. Cahill is the wordsmith behind "The Armory of Heroes," a fantasy compendium CR released in July."
""It just became one of those sources of light and hope," Cahill said. "And CR also became, at least for me personally, a place where we can escape to and feel some joy and win over bad guys." He was also drawn to CR as a property because it was his "favorite kind of storytelling," and reminded him of the plot threads he'd tried to include in his own writing."
Martin Cahill wrote The Armory of Heroes, a 216-page fantasy compendium released in July featuring detailed artwork of relics, armor, and weapons from Critical Role's campaigns. Cahill began watching the Critical Role stream in October 2015 and developed a strong personal connection to its storytelling, finding comfort and inspiration. Critical Role has grown into a multi-platform franchise selling out arenas and spawning Amazon-backed animated series. In August 2023, a contact working with Critical Role's publishing arm approached Cahill about signing a writer for The Armory of Heroes. Cahill emphasized the show's blend of bittersweet storytelling and perseverance.
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