Reflecting on the Sun Eater Series 1. You started writing your first series in your early 20s and have created an incredibly mature work at such a young age. When did you first start formulating The Sun Eater story and what were some of the pivotal moments from inception to getting the first book published?* Author Christopher Ruocchio I began writing stories when I was just 8 years old. It was a passion that grew stronger over the years. I was 10 when Eragon was published,

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