This week the Dead Robots hunker down in the studio to talk about some feedback that has been building up. We talk about books on writing, listeners helping listeners, and what folks have to say on iTunes. Enjoy! And send more feedback!

This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with "Jack Wakes Up" author and podcasting luminary Seth Harwood to talk about his writing, his podcasts, and how he sees the publishing industry. We also have our discussion of The Strain. Enjoy!

This is part one of a four-part short story series I've written called Tales Of The Breaking Dawn: The Ties That Bind. It is a sci-fi series about the star-freighter Breaking Dawn and its crew. I hope you enjoy it

This week the Dead Robots are joined by A Lee Martinez, who had the pleasure and honor of being our very first interview way back in episode 8. We talk about his latest work, what he's learned, and why sequels are evil. Enjoy!

This week the Dead Robots' settle in and talk with Tracy Hickman about the creation of social systems for fantasy and sci-fi stories. We also get to talk about his new work, "X-treme Dungeon Mastery" for all the role-players out there!

This week the Dead Robots, and by that we mean just Justin, sits down to interview bestselling author Kevin J Anderson. His time was limited, but we tried to get in as much good info as we could. Enjoy.

This week the Dead Robots (sans PG) finally catch up on all the feedback that has been piling up. We love getting it, and we try to respond to it as soon as we get it, but sometimes we can't. This is the week we make up for it. Send us more!

This week the Dead Robots, joined by special minion J Dan Sawyer, discuss the ins and outs of characters. What makes for a good character, how do you give them a voice, and when can stereotypes work for you? Sit with us and enjoy.

This week the Dead Robots discuss how to handle a slump. Sometimes you should wait it out, and sometimes sweat it out, but either way, you have to deal with it. Listen in and see if you agree. They also finally catch up on the feedback!

This week the Dead Robots try and get caught up by talking about their recent creative endeavors along with reviewing the book "On Basilisk Station" by David Weber. We hope you enjoy.