The Dead Robots' Society

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!

This week the Robots talk about how they plan out the year ahead. What stories they'll work on, when, how, what might get in the way, etc. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

This week the Robots have the tables turned on them. Instead of doing the interviewing, they are interviewed by Linton Bowers, a listener of the show. We really hope you enjoy it.

This week the robots sit down to talk about the year, their success, what obstacles they had to overcome, and what is in store for next year. We hope you enjoy the conversation and let us know how your year went!

This week the Robots have a good old fashion roundtable discussion about serializing fiction. Why would you, what do you have to gain, and what are some tips on doing it right? Listen and enjoy!

This week the robots talk with author and voice actor extraordinaire Veronica Giguere. She has narrated and voice acted in so many productions, and she even writes as well, so settle in and enjoy the sultry sounds. From her, that is. Not us. We're terrible.

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!