This is a special episode coming at you live from Dragon*Con 2010. Justin and Terry were joined by former host PG Holyfield, James Durham, Gabrielle Harbowy, and Starla Huchton. Please enjoy!
This week Ryan, Terry, and Justin sit down to discuss a feature from writersdigest.com about ten rules every writer should live and breathe by. We hope you enjoy!
This week Ryan and Terry help Justin brainstorm his new novel. The story idea is in its infancy, and the three guys take that egg and give it a good scrambling. If you have ideas to add to the mix, please send them in! Enjoy.
This week Justin and Terry sit down to talk about telling stories about the extraordinary in the midst of a mundane world. How do you make the usual unusual, the familiar strange and special? Come along and see if we shined a proper light on the subject.
Ryan, Terry, and Justin sit down to talk with Gabrielle Harbowy. She's a writer, a freelance editor, and an Associate Publisher with Dragon Moon Press. The woman is doing it all, and here's your chance to learn at her feet. Join us and enjoy!
This week Terry and Justin sit down to talk with Kimi Alexandre about what it means to be a voice actor. In this modern digital age more and more stories are hitting the air, and someone has to bring them to life. We hope you enjoy!
This week Ryan, Terry, and Justin sit down to speak with Cari Foulk, a literary agent with the Tribe Literary Agency. This is the first time we've had an agent on the show, and we hope you get as much out of it as we did. Enjoy!
This week the guys sit down with A. Lee Martinez and Pip Ballantine to discuss looking for an agent. What makes for a good cover letter? Are synopses the work of the devil? Was snail mail better than using the interwebs? All this and more is discussed.
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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.