This week Justin and Paul chat with writer and podcaster John Mierau about his writing, podcasting, and the anthology he's putting out called WALK THE FIRE. We hope you enjoy it!

This week the Robots talk with Scott Roche of Flying Island Press about his upcoming anthology, The Way Of The Gun, which is a mashup of samurai and the old west. We hope you enjoy and support the IndieGoGo campaign!

This week the Robots sit down to chat with Charlie Brown, a great guy we had on the show previously, to talk about screenwriting and the difference between that and writing novels. Enjoy!

This week the Robots are joined by horror author Edward Lorn to talk about what scares us, why, and how horror can not only be scary, but also therapeutic. We hope you enjoy!

Terry and Paul sit down with Mike Shepherd, author of the Kris Longknife military science fiction series, to talk about writing and his world. His next book, Kris Longknife: Furious, comes out at the end of this month.

This week Justin is joined by Philippa Ballantine and they interview steampunk author Emilie P. Bush to talk about writing, publishing, and what this whole steampunk thing is about. Enjoy!

This week we're joined by Dave Robison of the Roundtable Podcast, and we talk about that slippery subject of inspiration, AKA the muse. How do we fuel it, how do we keep it, and what do we do when it flees? Enjoy!

This week Justin and Paul are joined by Nobilis Reed to discuss reviews. They are crucial to getting attention and hopefully sales, but how do you get them, and are all reviews equal? We hope you enjoy!

This week the robots discuss the topic of killing off characters. Whether they're primary or a bit player, characters are going to die, but the real questions are when, why, and is it a good idea? We hope you enjoy the conversation.

Justin's back! This week we review David Weber's IN FURY BORN, talking about what we liked and didn't, as well as what we learned about the craft of writing through reading it. We hope you enjoy!