This week the Robots sit down with J Daniel Sawyer to talk about copyrights, Creative Commons, Public Domain, as well as his new book MAKING TRACKS: A WRITER'S GUIDE TO AUDIOBOOKS.

This week the Robots sit down to talk about Peter Clines' novel "14." We discuss what worked for us, what didn't, and if we'd recommend it to others. But, more than that, we marvel at the fact that we finally all agree on a review book!

This week the Robots sit down to chat with Jake Bible about his decision to stop podcasting his fiction. It was once seen as a great way to gain fans and attention, but is that the case? Are there better things we writers can do with our time? Sit down with us and see what you think.

This week the Robots sit down to chat with Amy Dale, author of OFF WITH HER HEART. Amy's book is currently on Kickstarter, I've read it, and I think all of you should check it out and help it succeed. Enjoy!

This week the robots FINALLY review one of the books they said they'd read months ago. Paul offered up Stephen King's "Salem's Lot," so this week they rip open that coffin and see what's there. Enjoy!

This week the Robots settle in to talk about the topic of genre and all it's carious forms. Should we as writers care what genres people put stories in? Does it matter? What's the difference between one or the other? Enjoy!

This week the Robots talk about different ways to increase drama and tension in a story. There are lots of ways to do it, some working better than others. We hope you enjoy!

This week the Robots talk about description and setting the scene. How much description is too much, how much is not enough, and how do you know when to stop? We hope you enjoy the conversation.

This week the Robots talk about dialogue. Can you write humor? Should you use contractions? When do we use foreign words? These questions and more will be answered! Enjoy.

This week the Robots are joined by listener Michael Brudenell to discuss the topic of experience. How much does it factor into writing, how much should it, and how do we writers get more of it? Enjoy!