This week’s episode is where we celebrate one year of Dead Robots’. In this episode we have every co-host that the show has every had save for Graham (damn Skype!), and it is just a free-for-all. I hope everyone enjoys it!

This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with Paul Glenn, who works for the internet zine “Ray Gun Revival.” The zine focuses on Space Opera, so join us as we discuss just what that is, and why you should submit a story to them.

This week’s show is hosted by myself, Ryan, and Terry (aka Wine), and in it they discuss criticism, both how to give it and how to take it. We’ve discuss the topic before, but recent experience has given me more insight into it. Enjoy.

In this episode Justin sits down with writer and podcaster Jonathan London at the 2008 Comic-Con. They discuss writing for TV, comics, and the web. Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about genre, specifically everybody’s favorite high-tech futuristic playground: Science Fiction. (What else would you expect from episode 42?) So get out your favorite towel and a glass of prune juice, kiddies, ’cause it’s time.

Today we had the extreme pleasure of interviewing both Philippa Ballantine AND Tee Morris as they promote their 08/08/08 Amazon preorder event for the release of both their books. Enjoy!

This week, even though Justin is under the weather, he and Ryan sit down together to discuss a variety of topics from the forum. So, settle in, and enjoy.

After you put “The End” at the bottom of that last page, there are still edits and rewrites, and more edits and rewrites, and then the agent hunt, and then the publisher hunt, and then starting all over again on that next novel. We hope you enjoy.

In this seductive episode the Dead Robots (including special guest host Wine from the forums) delve into the territory of love and sex. Love is a part of every human story, as is sex, so why shouldn’t that be in your writing? Enjoy.

This week we bring you the lovely and talented Matthew Wayne Selznick, author of “Brave Men Run: A Novel of the Sovereign Era,” which is both a novel and a podcast, as well as many other endeavors. Enjoy.