In the final episode of 2021, I take a look back and see how many of my writing goals for 2021 I met.

I also talk about POWER ON, a fascinating documentary about the history of the Xbox.

In this week's episode, I talk about backlist books vs frontlist books, and consider which are better for indie authors.

I also discuss NFTs and my favorite Nintendo Switch games of 2021.

The Pulp Writer Show has its 100th episode! Thanks for listening, everyone.

In this week's episode, I discuss the ultimate reason for writing fiction. We also talk about Spotify, audiobooks, and the perils of cloud computing.

In this week's episode, I look back at nine things in the writing world that I am thankful for in 2021.

I also answer reader questions and look at Facebook and Amazon Ad spending for the month of November.

In this week's episode, I offer tips and tricks for creating conflicts for powerful characters without artificially de-powering them.

I also discuss my recent Chirp deal for CHILD OF THE GHOSTS and the 10th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

In this week's episode, I discuss what might be next for Caina after the conclusion of GHOST NIGHT.

We also talk about vintage cyberattacks and Spotify's acquisition of audiobook distributor Findaway.

In this week's episode, I take a look at four reasons for writing mystery novels.

I also discuss the release of GHOST IN THE SUN, Kobo Plus, and how to properly organize an asset library.

In this week's episode, I describe my experiences with the 5-Day Amazon Ads Profit Challenge, and the useful knowledge I gained.

We also discuss Metroid Dread, Diablo II Resurrected, and the 1984 version of the Dune movie.

In this week's episode, I talk about finishing GHOST IN THE SUN, the final book in my GHOST NIGHT epic fantasy series.

I also answer reader questions, and discuss the new DUNE movie.

In this week's episode, we look at 14 ways to keep smartphones from ruining the plot of your novel. Romeo & Juliet wouldn't have been a tragedy if Juliet could have texted Romeo, after all, and we'll share some tips & tricks to avoid smartphone-induced plot holes.

I also answer reader questions and discuss the new Dune movie.