This week Justin, Terry, and Ryan (sorry, Eli had a work emergency) celebrate the podcast reaching it's 200th official episode. We hope you join us and party along. Please enjoy.
This week the Robots sit down to brainstorm a science fiction story with listener and frequent forum poster Tom Forsdike. We had a lot of fun talking about his cyberpunk story, and hopefully you'll enjoy it as well. Please send in your own thoughts too!
This week Justin and Eli are joined by special guest host Krista Macumber as they finally turn the tables on all the Twilight hate and talk about what Stephenie Meyer got right in her Twilight novels. Have a safe and happy Halloween!
This week Eli and Justin sit down with former host and good friend P.G. Holyfield to catch up with him regarding his past work, what's to come, SpecFicMedia.com, NANOWRIMO, and the upcoming TuacaCon. We hope you enjoy!
This week Justin and Terry sit down to help Eliyanna brainstorm a fantasy novel that she's having trouble with. We hope you enjoy the discussion, and please let us know if you have ideas of your own. We appreciate all the help we can get.
This week the robots sit down and chat once again with Robin Sullivan of Ridan Publishing about what sort of strategy authors should develop to maximize their exposure and sales. This is part one of the discussion, so come back next week for more. Enjoy.
This week the robots get back to a roundtable discussion, and in the conversation they tackle how to handle those bits of the story that might be considered boring or not so interesting. Do we get rid of them, change them, or let 'em be? Enjoy!
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!
1 hr 6 min
About The Dead Robots' Society
From the publisher's feed
Writers talking about writing.
Writers talking about publishing.
Writers talking about life.
Authors Terry Mixon, Paul E Cooley, and Veronica Giguerre interview, babble, and usually cover a number of disassociated topics.