The Dead Robots' Society

This week Terry and Justin discuss a recent blog entry from guidetoliteraryagents.com, where agents talk about seven beginnings they hate. We throw in a few of our own personal pet peeves. Enjoy! And, have a happy holiday!

This week Terry and Justin settle in to discuss short stories. Just 'cause they're short doesn't mean they're easy, but they have a lot to teach and offer the aspiring writer. Hopefully you'll find new reason to jump on the short story bandwagon. Enjoy!

This week Justin sits down with Hollywood screenwriter Ashley Miller, who's worked on shows such as Andromeda, Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles, and Fringe, as well as the upcoming movie Thor. Enjoy!

This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with J.C. Hutchins, author of "7th Son: Descent" and "Personal Effects: Dark Art." He works harder than almost anyone we know, and the man is a joy to talk to. We also finally do our review of "Vacation." Enjoy!

This week Justin sits down and chats with AP Stephens and Jeff Kirvin. AP has recently been on a tour promoting his self-published novel, and Jeff has an audacious idea. I hope you enjoy!

This week the guys sit down with Philippa Ballantine and Dan Sawyer (sadly Chris Lester couldn't make it) about their upcoming simultaneous release of podcasts, which they've dubbed the Triple Threat. Enjoy!

This is part four 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 Halloween week the Dead Robots sit down and chat with the FD0 himself, Scott Sigler. The man is a writing machine, and you get to benefit from all his wit and wisdom, plus get all sorts of juice info on his upcoming release - "Ancestor". Enjoy!

This week Terry and Justin sit down with Mur Lafferty and Christiana Ellis to get their views on character, writing, and gender in so far as genre fiction is concerned. Finally the DRS gets a woman's touch again, something sorely needed for a long time.

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