This episode was a group discussion with a couple other longtime fans/aspiring others to answer this question: what are some of your favorite books, and what can we as writers learn from them? We discuss Lord of the Rings, Narnia, the Wheel of Time, Percy Jackson, Watership Down, and more!

Just a dad trying to introduce his son to some of my favorite movies via the art of the bedtime story. Today's episode: Thor (2011)!

How do you find the time to consistently work on writing when you're always so busy? Listen to this episode if you've ever wondered that before!

Today's episode is a Fractured Heroes reading from the very beginning of Book 2, and I think this one has it all: action, drama, romance, a date gone wrong, a super-powered bank heist, and more!

Just a dad trying to introduce his son to some of my favorite movies via the art of the bedtime story. Today's episode: Iron Man 2 (2010)!

A Fractured Heroes reading from last October in which I read the spookiest scene I could think of in my story! (Since it's a superhero story, not a horror story, it's probably actually not very spooky.) And the scene directly after is one of my favorites in the whole book!

This quick talk from earlier this year has me sifting through the question of "how do you know when you're ready to publish?" When is it time to stop editing and just send something in? Listen if you've ever struggled with that question!

Just a dad trying to introduce his son to some of my favorite movies via the art of the bedtime story. Today's episode: The Incredible Hulk (2008)!

Here's a reading I did from Fractured Heroes back in September 2020! What happens when supervillains attack a college campus--and what sinister motive is behind their schemes?

Which is better--print books or audio? This episode features a discussion between me (a non-audio person) and my lovely wife (an audio person) about the pros and cons of exploring the audio format. Enjoy!