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Celosia and NJ talk about their difficulty in transitioning into new roles and styles as creators, and the difficulty in understanding yourself when you, and the world, change.
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After five months, Celosia and NJ are back, and in rare form!
From Presidential madness to Coronavirus, being a human pin cushion to starting a new business, and talking to a foam head, they're making their comeback and calling their shot.
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Celosia and NJ talk about Sci-Fi futures that have come and gone, and the obscure origins of the word "Robot."
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Lanternaudioworks)Celosia and NJ talk about the life and works of fantasy author Sir Terry Pratchett. As usual, it goes a little off the rails...
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Lanternaudioworks)Celosia and NJ talk about the effect that music has on their writing, how they use music to both influence their writing and while they write, How their musical backgrounds effect how they deal with criticism, and NJ's aversion to Enya.
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NJ and Celosia face off against one of the most dangerous myths in literature. Also, the vague threats made by nightly newscasts in Buffalo, New York.
Support the showNJ and Celosia talk about Celosia's journey from childhood on a hobby farm with no television to an award winning, best selling author. With side trips into video games and unpasturized milk.
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Celosia talks to NJ about leaving his job to be a full-time storyteller: What lead to it, the positives, the fears and dangers, what happens when The Plan changes, and what he has to do to keep himself sane(or slightly not) when going from working a full time job to BEING a full time job.
Also, NJ and Celosia announce their new Patreon!
Celosia and NJ talk about the stigma of being an independent author, how the label "independent" is viewed differently across different art forms, and the changing dynamics between authors and audiences.
Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Lanternaudioworks)In this episode, NJ and Celosia talk about the madness of genres, play a fun game of "think about a classic differently," and try to find out if there's a better way to categorize books. Plus, NJ hops up on his apple crate about literary elitists.
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