u/MikeCahoonAuthor

▲ 0 r/CapCut

Switched phones and cannot get CapCut to sync with YouTube.

I recently switched phones and now CapCut refuses to sync with YouTube. Not sure what’s up, been trying everything I can think of;

- I’m logged out on my old phone (and that phone is off my account now).
- Tried clearing the cache on CapCut.
- Tried logging in and out of CapCut and YouTube.
- Tried deleting and reinstalling the CapCut app.

It’s super weird because TikTok will sync just fine. It’s only YouTube that won’t work. Anyone have this problem or no what’s going on?

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u/MikeCahoonAuthor — 3 days ago
▲ 12 r/fantasybooks+2 crossposts

Book Review: Shadows of the Sundered Lands by Corbin Rook

SCALES AND MODERN, STREAMLINED STORYTELLING

QUICK THOUGHTS

If you’re a big reader of the genre, you’ll know what I’m talking about when I say that modern fantasy just has a certain feeling. That sense of fantasy with the character focus dialed up to eleven, with action and dialogue that feels snappy and well honed. The sort of feeling you get from reading something like Sanderson’s Mistborn or Weeks’ Lightbringer. So when I say that Corbin Rook’s debut novel, Shadows of the Sundered Lands, evokes the feeling of modern fantasy in the right way, you’ll know exactly what I mean.

Shadows is a character focused, action forward story that is driven by an interesting magic system, a cast that feels engaging and familiar and a plot that creates immediate investment. It is a compelling debut that establishes the world and makes big promises of what’s to come from this author.

For my FULL REVIEW, please visit;

https://mikecahoon.com/book-review-shadows-of-the-sundered-lands-by-corbin-rook/

u/MikeCahoonAuthor — 21 hours ago

Does Eragon Need a Rewrite?

In case you missed it, episode 3 of Pen & Dragon aired last night! We discussed Paolini’s tweet about rewriting Eragon, the video accusing 67 authors of AI use and the Shy Girl controversy, along with several other topics!

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u/MikeCahoonAuthor — 16 days ago
▲ 14 r/sciencefiction+1 crossposts

QUICK THOUGHTS:

Despite hearing the name tossed about among my more literary friends for years, Dark Matter was my first Blake Crouch novel. I went into with somewhat high expectations, having heard the rave reviews and knowing that Crouch is popular enough to have had several adaptations of his work made, including Wayward Pines, Good Behavior and the aforementioned Dark Matter. Knowing that, I think my opinion on this book is a little skewed. I went into it expecting mind-bending Sci-Fi of the highest caliber, something that would really leave me pondering for days on end. What I got was a well written, well plotted science fiction adventure that was very interesting, but did leave me wanting more. Without going into spoilers, I can safely say that the central plot device was a fascinating concept with so many possibilities that I felt was ultimately under explored. While Crouch touches on some really interesting questions and crafts an emotional, fulfilling ending, if you’re the type of reader who loves exploring the weird and wild limits that Sci-Fi can take you to, you might be left a little underwhelmed. Despite this, I do recommend this twisty, action packed and surprisingly touching story to anyone who loves a good science fiction story.

For my FULL REVIEW, with SPOILERS, please visit:

https://mikecahoon.com/book-review-dark-matter-by-blake-crouch/

u/MikeCahoonAuthor — 18 days ago