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Brandon Mull visited Cedar Middle School students to discuss writing

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Brandon Mull visited Cedar Middle School students to discuss writing
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Author Brandon Mull recently visited students at Cedar Middle School and local elementary schools to discuss his writing process and love of fantasy.

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  • Author Brandon Mull visited Cedar Middle School and local elementary schools
  • Mull discussed his interest in writing and the fantasy genre
  • The author shared how he incorporates personal experiences into his books

Students at Cedar Middle School recently received a visit from Utah bestselling author Brandon Mull, who spoke to students about his interest in writing and his passion for the fantasy genre. Mull, recognized for series such as Fablehaven, Dragonwatch, and Beyonders, also visited students at North and South elementary schools.

During his visit, Mull shared stories regarding what sparked his interest in writing. He described how he learned to incorporate difficult or embarrassing moments from his life into his literary works. The visit provided an opportunity for students to be inspired by the author.

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