The Dead Robots' Society

Terry and Paul get together to talk about their divergent paths to publishing. There is no right way, only the best way for each individual writer. Come hear what they advise.

This week the Robots sit down with Pip Ballantine and Eliyanna to talk about how women are written in today's stories. Is strength too often shown through kicking a monster's butt? Is sexuality a crutch? Where do we go wrong, and what do we get right? We hope you enjoy!

This week Justin, David Wood, and Ryan Span sit down to chat about small presses and what the first year of Space City Con was like. We hope you enjoy the show! And please check out our sponsor, the Loft Literary Center at Loft.org

This week Justin, Terry, and Paul were finally able to get together and discuss different aspects of writing and publishing, and along with us were David Wood and Michael Willett. This was recorded during Space City Con in Houston, and we hope you enjoy.

This week the Robots sit down with Matthew Wayne Selznick to talk about his recently begun Kickstarter campaign to fund PILGRIMAGE, a new Sovereign Era novel. Enjoy!

This week Paul, Terry, and Justin discuss George R. R. Martin's "A Game Of Thrones" novel, not just as readers, but also as writers. What did we think Martin did well, what did we not care for, and will we be returning to Westeros? Listen and find out.

This week the Robots talk about things to do when production is lacking, when we're having trouble finding motivation to get our butts in chairs and our hands writing. We hope you enjoy the conversation.

This week Terry and Paul discuss their writing processes, how they're similar and how they differ. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

This week Justin, Terry, and Eliyanna sit down with three of the EXPLORERS anthology authors, Andrew Hawnt, Daniel Latham, and Jeff Brackett. We discuss how it began, what we learned along the way, and how proud we all are to have done it. Enjoy!

This week Justin and Terry are joined with J. Daniel Sawyer to talk about villains and antagonists. Too often people think those are the same thing, but they're not, and learning how to properly use both can make or break your story. We hope you enjoy.