In this episode of Rite Gud, we’re paying tribute to literary losers, fuck-ups, and failures. Joining us is J.R. Bolt.

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James McPherson joins us to examine how disability is portrayed in works like Fury Road, Game of Thrones and Kafka's The Metamorphosis.

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We have nice vampires who don’t kill, sad ghosts, succubi who don’t fuck. But we like it when monsters are monstrous.

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On tonight’s menu, we’re starting off with a discussion about the lack of physicality in contemporary speculative fiction.

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The average American consumes 100,000 words a day. But what do we retain? What have we learned? Do you really gotta go fast?

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Here to talk about engaging with nature in your fiction is Ashely Adams, who will teach us how to touch grass.

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In this episode of Rite Gud, we are talking about swords. We are joined by Johanus Haidner of The Academy of European Swordsmanship.

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We debunk more Bad Writing Advice: the virtues of head hopping, the problem with MICE, and why not to let a robot say if your prose is vivid.

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Many writers seem to think that the way to fix exoticism is to homogenize every other culture from every part of the world.

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In this episode, we talk to Jonny Pickering, founder and editor-in-chief of Seize the Press.

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