After recording one of the worst episodes we've ever done, we immediately deleted it and recorded this one instead. 

We start off reading some wholesome love letters written by famous people throughout history, but things take a hard turn and we end up ruining them with our awful, dirty brains. And then we read James Joyce's smut letters and things really go off the rails. This episode is definitely not NSFW. 

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You can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com. 

We kick off our DPW Halloween Special with our annual toast to and poetry reading of Edgar Allan Poe. 

Once we finish with the business portion of the show, we get hammered drunk on moonshine and discuss what books, movies, and TV shows have scared us. We also discuss some real fears and end on what people truly find scary. 

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You can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com 

Today, we are reviewing our October Book of the Month, Becoming the Boogeyman by Richard Chizmar. 

The sequel to the critically acclaimed Chasing the Boogeyman, Becoming the Boogeyman picks up where the first novel leaves off.

SPOILER ALERT: We discuss and spoil both novels in this episode. But we do give two separate warnings before we do so, which means you can listen to some of the episode even if you haven't read either book. 

You can pick up a copy of Becoming the Boogeyman on Amazon,  Barnes and Noble, or wherever you get your books.  

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You can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com. 

Today we sit down with indigenous author and historian Angie Elita Newell to discuss her debut novel, All I See is Violence.

Along with her book, we discuss many historical topics, go into politics (specifically, Canadian politics from an indigenous perspective), talk about how absurd the US TSA system is, and end things with an otherworldly alien conversation. 

You can see what Angie is up to at https://www.angieelitanewell.com/ 

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And you can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com 

We discuss creating movies, plays, and novels with author, playwright, and screenwriter David Scott Hay. We also go in-depth about the use of AI in the movie and publishing industries, what goes into writing and putting on stage plays, how writers get screwed over during contract negotiations, how on-point classic sci-fi writers were about where modern society would end up, and many other interesting topics.

You can check out David's work at https://www.davidscotthay.com/ or follow him on Instagram @david.scott.hay.official

If you want to buy his books, go to https://whiskeytit.com/ and use code dsyay for a 30% discount. 

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You can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com. 

Today, we have a long chat with author Terena Elizabeth Bell about her short story collection, Tell Me What You See.

We discuss the impact of Covid in writing, the anger caused by January 6th, getting labeled or mislabeled as a specific type of writer, the annoying nature of trigger warnings, the delight of high society fart jokes, and many other topics. 

You can check out Terena's work at www.terenabell.com 

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In this episode, we talk about books. Books We like. Books that have disappointed us. And some books that have been voted the worst of all time! If you want drunken rambling without the drunk part, this episode will be right up your alley. 

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You can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com. 

Today, we get straight down to business. Whiskey business! More specifically, Whiskey Tit business!!

Another whiskey aficionado joins us drunken boobs to discuss whiskey, books, the publishing industry, and tits. That's right! Miette Gillette from Whiskey Tit brings her unique perspective of the book publishing industry (as a publisher herself) and graces us with some insider knowledge. We talk about the origin of Whiskey Tit (and how it got its name), the cultural need for experimental literature, the importance of cover letters in the submission process, what role AI plays in the publishing industry, and many more interesting topics. 

For some truly great and possibly outlandish literature, be sure to check out Whiskey Tit. 

You can also follow us on X (Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram @dpwpodcast

You can check out Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com. 

For today's cold open, we discuss the downward spiral of children's television programming. We talk about the creeps in the children's show industry, the ruined lives of child stars, and how stupid everything has become.

After that, we cover a list of the top 23-selling book genres. You might be surprised at where some of your favorite genres land on the list!

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You can follow Caleb at www.calebjamesk.com. 

We start the episode with some harmless Dragon Ball talk. After that, we continue the civil conversation with a fresh look at our writing habits: We discuss the importance of setting, hooking the reader early, establishing characters, and creating atmosphere. 

Once we exhaust the civil conversation, we get into the meat and potatoes of the stew and discuss inclusive language in writing. This includes a list of words you used to be able to say but are now considered outdated and what you should use instead. This of course digresses into our opinions of inclusive language. And boy howdy do we give our opinions!

You can follow the show on X (Twitter), Instagram, and Facebook @dpwpodcast

You can read Caleb's work at www.calebjamesk.com