Sometimes you meet an interesting human by synchronicity, and that is exactly what happened when I met award-winning author, Rylo Kinn.
My book ‘Transforming the Mother Wound’ had just come out with Hay House, and I had a signing date at my local Indigo store. Rylo was there, setting up for his own signing of ‘The Dragon’s Flute’, a dark fantasy novel. I’m usually quite shy around people I don’t know, but Rylo was super approachable and in general, a grounding presence.
In this podcast episode, we talk about Rylo’s very interesting early life near Sechelt, British Columbia, how that shaped the person he is and created his ability to write a genre-bending story.
Rylo shares about books he’s read that grew his curiosity and writing style, and offers insights for writers starting out, or already, steadily, on the story-telling path.
Find out more about Rylo and his magickal book
Rylo Kinn, hailing from Sechelt, British Columbia, found his passion for storytelling in the midst of the town's natural wonders. His childhood explorations ignited his imagination, nurturing his creative talents from an early age. As he matured, his affinity for writing and weaving tales only deepened, culminating in the publication of his poetry, marking the beginning of his journey as an author. Today, Sechelt remains a wellspring of inspiration for Rylo Kinn, infusing his work with the charm of his upbringing. Blending real-world experiences with elements of magic, he crafts captivating narratives that enchant his readers, keeping them enthralled with every word.
