The Dead Robots' Society

This is the first of the Con-Jour 2011 panels that Terry was kind enough to record. It is about collaborating, and the panelists are Julia S. Mandala (Moderator), Jody Lynn Nye, Rhonda Eudaly, Beverly Hale, and Olivia M. Grey. Enjoy.

Panel #2 Terry has made available from Con-Jour 2011. This is a panel on researching your story, and on the panel was Bill Fawcett (Moderator), Jody Lynn Nye, and Beverly Hale. We hope you enjoy, and please ignore the background music from another panel.

This week the Robots are joined by Paul E. Cooley to help Justin brainstorm his next book, STILL WATER. This one will be a horror novel, and who better to help us out than Paul, the FiendMaster himself? Please enjoy and send along your own thoughts!

This week the Robots interview the amazing Alan Dean Foster about his method, his experiences, and his latest book, the non-fiction memoir "Predators I Have Known." He was fantastic to talk with, and we know you'll enjoy this.

This week the robots sit down to chat with P.G. Holyfield about his writing and podcasting, but we focus our discussion on his new website www.specficmedia.com, which is to help raise awareness for authors, filmmakers, and game developers. Enjoy!

This week the Robots have a frank, but tasteful, discussion about sex and romance, but outside the context of erotica and romance stories. We then review "Dies The Fire" by S.M. Sterling. We hope you enjoy.

This week the Robots talk with Nathan Lowell about reader expectation and implied promises with Nathan Lowell, who recently had to contend with these very topics with the end of his Share series. We hope you enjoy!

This week Justin, Terry, and Eli talk with author Jana Oliver about her new novel "The Demon Trapper's Daughter" releasing on Feb. 1st. Along the way we talk time travel, outlines, and self-publishing. We hope you enjoy!

This week Justin, Terry, and Eli talk with author Danae Ayusso. She's spicy, had great success as a self published author, garnered a loyal following of fans, and with the help if the Tribe Literary Agency she's hoping to take over the world. Enjoy!

This week Terry, Eli, and Justin discuss the harder side of writing, and by that they mean the hardware and software used to enable the creative process. Writing is an art, but all art requires tools, and we hope you enjoy the discussion.