Spotlight on Pierce Brown Full Panel | NYCC 2017
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- čas přidán 8. 10. 2017
- Pierce Brown discusses his #1 New York Times bestselling RED RISING series, including the upcoming book IRON GOLD, with Del Rey editorial director Tricia Narwani.
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I love listening to Pierce talk about his characters! He gets so passionate he doesn't notice things around him. So cool. Also, I miss Sevro so much. Just hearing his name has me getting excited!
Eagerly waiting for IRON GOLD.....❤!
Love that game of thrones season 7 dig
1:03 he is one of my favorits. he is well spoken. He knows himself, and his work will very much to be admired!
YES I LOVE PIERCE
The pax was the vanguard before Darrow took it, the morning Star was formally known as the colossus. Nice to know Pierce isn’t some ethereal god and also makes human mistakes sometimes
Love the books! Also, are his eyes dilated?
He is clearly stimulated. When you sit in front of a huge audience, and the audience is darkly lit, your eyes will tend to dilate. Who knows, could be on something, but I doubt it, he isn't showing any other signs with his speech, or anything else, so it is most likely just a combination of lighting, and the fact that being the center of attention, which he isn't that used to yet, tends to get your stimulated, especially when you are the focus of so many people who adore you, can't help but get those positive neurotransmitters flowing...
Same reason teenage girls lock themselves in the school bathroom, and gossip, that process has been proven to release insane amounts of dopamine, and so young girls through conversation will have their eyes dilate big time. Anytime people are stimulated intellectually, combined with socially, tends to release neurotransmitters which dilate the eyes. So good catch, but don't think you can assume it means anything. It used to be that anyone who puts drugs in their books likely had experience with them, is not so anymore. Pierce seems like a master at taking scientific ideas he has read, and put them into really great contexts in his books, so some people might assume that means he is on something, it doesn't Look at any case where someone is clearly intellectually stimulated in conversation, and it will cause eye dilation.
Victra!
woohoo first time I made a first comment.
The Jackel was a good man.
The Jackal, however, was not.
@@Basketballerphx lol, agreed