The Dead Robots' Society

This week the Robots talk with Scott Roche about his upcoming self-published story "Ginnie Dare: Crimson Sand," as well as his other writing, podcasts, and Flying Island Press. We hope you enjoy!

This week the Dead Robots settle in and discuss the topic of one-off stories versus series writing. Does every story need more than one book to tell it? How do you setup follow-ups? What should you avoid? Join us and tell us what you think. Enjoy.

This week the Robots were supposed to brainstorm a book with one of our old co-hosts, but he couldn't make it, so Jennifer Melzer was kind enough to step up and help us make a new episode out of it. We discuss her writings and self-publishing. Enjoy.

This week the Robots settle in and talk with podcaster and author Mur Lafferty about her Afterlife series and the Kickstarter effort to publish it. Along the way we also talk about professionalism, private and public lives, and Mur avoiding fights. Enjoy!

This week the Robots read an email that asks us our opinion about points of view and how to handle them while writing. We also give our review of "I Am Not A Serial Killer" by Dan Wells. We hope you enjoy.

This week Terry and Eli sit down to chat with Sacchi Green about all things erotica, particularly her new anthology LESBIAN COPS, which our Terry has a story in. Congratulations to the both of them! Enjoy.

This week the Robots talk with self-publishing success story Michael Sullivan and his wife Robin, who founded and runs Ridan Publishing. Michael has signed with Orbit, but his success with self-publishing is astonishing. We hope you enjoy it.

This week the Robots sit down and chat with author and podcaster J. R. Murdock about his experience with self-publishing his new book, "Astrel: Chosen." We hope you enjoy!

This is another panel about character development, and it was brought to us by Terry. The panelists are Terry Mixon (Moderator), P.L. Blair, Julia Mandala, Michael Ashleigh Finn, Emily Karnes, and Bill Fawcett.

This is the Price of Magic panel recorded by Terry. Panelists are Terry Mixon (Moderator), Bill Fawcett, P.L. Blair, Robert Stikmanz, and Julia Mandala.