This week the Dead Robots sit down with author and musician James Durham. His podcast "FETIDUS" is a fine example of great writing, acting, sound production, and music, so settle in and listen as he tells us how he does it. Enjoy.
This is part three 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' sit down with seasoned editor Juliet Ulman to learn all the things our writing teachers should have taught us but forgot. She is a treasure trove of info! Also learn the details of our 3rd Annual Writing Contest!
This week Ryan and Justin sit down with Terry to brainstorm his next novel idea. A lot of people have asked us about what brainstorming is like, and this session should go a long way toward illustrating just how valuable it can be. Enjoy!
This week the Dead Robots get their show podjacked by Tee Morris and Philippa Ballantine, and together they discuss the show's past, present, and future. It's a saucy chat, and a lengthy one, so we hope you enjoy it. Thanks for being with us!
This is a panel from Dragon*Con 2009 entitled "Podcasting Tips For Working Writers." The panelists were Dave Slusher, Michael Stackpole, Christiana Ellis, Scott Sigler, PG Holyfield, and Mur Lafferty.
This is a panel from Dragon*Con 2009 entitled "Small Press or Self Pub or both!" The panelists were Alan Gilbraith, Van Plexico, Terri Osborne, Chris Jackson, and Jana Oliver. Enjoy!
This is a panel from Dragon*Con 2009 entitled "The Life And Times Of Podcast Novels." The panelists were Michael Stackpole, Scott Sigler, PG Holyfield, Gabrielle Harbowy. Christiana Ellis, and Mur Lafferty. Enjoy!
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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.