It’s a lot harder for me to untangle how the story changed. It didn’t make me want to see the movie (sorry, George), but it instantly brought to mind Oceans 11, and then I almost drove off the road because all I could think was MAGICAL HEIST. I was driving down a street in Los Angeles, when I saw a billboard for a movie called Monuments Men starring George Clooney and Matt Damon. Leigh Bardugo: It’s usually tough for me to trace the genesis of an idea, but this one’s easy.
Natasha Razi: Where did the idea for Six of Crows come from? What are some ways the story has changed since you first came up with it? Natasha also sat down with Leigh to discuss magical heists, incorporating disability into fantasy, writing multiply diverse characters, and more.
Earlier today, Disability in Kidlit editor Natasha Razi reviewed Leigh Bardugo’s Six of Crowsfor its portrayal of PTSD.
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