In a special episode, Joel talks about narrative in the growing video games industry with Neil Rennison (Tin Man Games) and Ichiro Lambe (Dejobaan Games).

Joel gives Kezia and Lucas Black Death. The medieval horror flick, not the disease. Though Kezia loses connection halfway through, so maybe she got the plague, too.

Steampunk Fantasy author I H Laking chats with Joel and Luke about how to plan your writing. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Crime writer Andrew Nette speaks with Joel and Luke about the latest batch of superhero movies and the differences between self-publishing and traditional publishing. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Hugo Award nominated author Sean McMullen joins Joel and Luke to discuss Game of Thrones and how ideas come to life. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

The delightful Michael Pryor returns to discuss foreign animation, peer review, and pressure of criticism on a writer with Joel and Luke. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Else Fitzgerald, Program Coordinator of the Emerging Writer's Festival, joins Joel and Luke to discuss the festival and the fate of the abandoned episode from last week. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

George Ivanoff, an author of over 90 books for children and teenagers, chats with Joel and Luke. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Catherine Bateson, Young Adult novelist and poet, speaks with Joel and Luke about ebooks and publishing. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.

Dr Earl Livings returns to have an in-depth discussion about writing in genre with Joel and Luke. Recorded live at the Brunswick Street Bookstore.