In this episode of the Authors on Mission podcast, host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with author Clint Sabom to explore the mystical and psychological layers of his novel Panic Magic. From Kundalini awakenings to occult inspirations, Clint shares how his spiritual journey and fascination with Franz Bardon’s teachings shaped the story of a levitating magician navigating trauma and dark forces. He also offers candid advice for aspiring writers—on facing rejection, refining your voice, and starting without hesitation. Tune in for a compelling conversation that blends urban fantasy, magical realism, and the grit behind the writing process.

🔑 Key Takeaways

• Clint Sabom’s writing is deeply influenced by spiritual experiences and occult philosophy
• Panic Magic blends psychological depth with supernatural elements and urban fantasy
• The protagonist’s levitation is rooted in Franz Bardon’s esoteric teachings
• Clint emphasizes persistence and resilience in the face of publishing rejection
• Writing without over-planning allowed the story to flow naturally
• Aspiring authors are encouraged to start now and refine later