Summary: <br> In this episode, we post a panel from the Gen Con 2019 Writers’ Symposium, one of the largest writing tracks in North America–this one, with Greg, Anna Smith Spark, John O’ Neill, and moderator Steve Drew, looks at the various ways in which topography, immediate environment, and the surrounding features of the landscape impact the speculative story. This was a really interesting panel with a really engaged audience, and (like all of the Symposium offerings) was really fun to be a part of. If you like what you hear, please tune in soon for more panels from Gen Con and a new set of game sessions coming shortly, and please spread the word about the show so others can get the same kind of awesome content you do, plus help our Patreon hit new milestones and get you even more cool stuff! This episode was edited by the amazing Rudy Basso–find him at <a href="https://twitter.com/RudyBasso" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://twitter.com/RudyBasso</a> , and thanks as always for listening!<br>
