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The Creative Process
He first thought of the idea when he was out hiking and saw mars. He thought of Antigone and thought of combining the two.
Pierce Brown used each rejection he got as fuel for him to keep writing. He would pin each rejection letter to his wall to keep being reminded of them.
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He would write any chance he got. In the halls between class, in his car, on the toilet. It only took him 2 months to write Red Rising.
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Other Informaton
What is a class system?
A class system is usually how society divides people. All throughout history there have been different classes of people. There will always be inequality in society and that's not a bad thing but a class system is a way to divide those who are at different positions of wealth. There is usually the lower class which make up the majority of people, the middle class which make up a smaller percentage of people and who are arguably more better off than the lower class, and then the upper class who make up a very small percentage of people but are very wealthy.
What is a dystopia?
A dystopia is a type of society usually portrayed in literature. It is a society where there is a great amount of suffering and usually consists of a big government oppressing the people. George Orwell's book "1984" is a classic example of a dystopia. There is a big governmental entity being controlled by the upper class or the "inner circle" who watch everyone and make sure there is no decent or rebellion.
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