This week the Robots sit and chat with Lynne M. Thomas, the new editor of Apex Magazine. Lynne is also incredibly busy with plenty of other literary pursuits, so sit down and listen as we discuss archiving, editing, and publishing literature. Enjoy!

This week the Robots talk with Matt Selznick about telling stories across larger canvases, utilizing other media and mediums to create larger storyworlds. The way we can tell our stories is getting more and more interesting, so we hope you enjoy.

This week Terry and Justin talked with author Rachel Aaron about her fantasy series "The Legend of Eli Monpress," how she became a published author, and about a blog post she wrote on how she was able to write 10,000+ words a day. We hope you enjoy!

This week Terry and Justin chat with Charlie Brown, writer and director of the independent film "Angels Die Slowly." We talk screen writing, prose, the mixing of the two, and what it takes to film a movie. We hope you enjoy the conversation.

This week we sit down to talk with Honorary Dead Robot Robin Sullivan about one of the lesser talked about aspects of being a writer - marketing. We all have to do it if we want to have an audience and earn a living, so let's do it well. Enjoy.

This week Terry and Justin chat with Lynn O'Dell of Red Adept Publishing. Lynn reviews books as well as edits manuscripts, so the conversation covers a lot of ground on both sides of the publishing spectrum. We hope you enjoy the conversation.

This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with Gabrielle Harbowy and Ed Greenwood about the new Dragon Moon Press anthology they edited entitled "When The Hero Comes Home." They discuss the origin of the anthology and what editing it was like. Enjoy!

This week the Robots chat with Scott Browne and Scott Kenemore to discuss the topics of zombies, a subject both men have written about to great success. We hope you enjoy it.

This week the robots chat with David Wood about his self-publishing success, the formation of his small press, his newer novels, and then we transition into a discussion about good writing days and bad ones based on a blog post he made on his site. Enjoy!

This is a panel from the 2011 HWA Stoker Convention that Eli attended. The panel is titled Story Caplets: Pellets of Poison. The panelists are Marge Simon, Michael Arnzen, Kurt Newton, Chris Conlon, Bruce Boston, and Jill Bauman.