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Archive for July, 2009

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This week the Dead Robots’ get a chance to settle in and talk with honorary co-host of the show, Tracy Hickman, (who also hosts his own podcast, DragonHearth) about the creation of social systems for fantasy and sci-fi stories. What are social systems, you ask? We’re talking about governments, economies, and religions. [...]

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I just saw that the DRS podcast has been made a finalist for the Parsec Awards. Our category is, of course, Best Writing-Related Podcast. Thanks go out to those who nominated us in the first place, and further thanks go out to the steering committee who placed us in the finalist column. That means a [...]

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This week the Dead Robots, and by that we mean just Justin, sits down to interview bestselling author Kevin J Anderson. His time was limited, but we tried to get in as much good info as we could. Enjoy.
Kevin J. Anderson’s Website

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Episode 91 – Baby Got Feedback

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This week the Dead Robots (sans PG) finally catch up on all the feedback that has been piling up. We love getting it, and we try to respond to it as soon as we get it, but sometimes we can’t. This is the week we make up for it. Send us more!
Abbie [...]

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This is just a heads up to our listeners that a great podcast that delves into the happenings of the sci-fi publishing world is back! Host Shaun Farrell and his amazing sidekick, Sam Wynns, have given us some great interviews over the years and tons of news, so I am very excited to see the [...]

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Hey, everyone. I just wanted to drop a line letting you know that I’ve put the text of my erotica story “Little Mysteries” up on my website. I think the story takes on a whole new life through Pip’s spoken words, but the text ain’t bad on its own either (if I do say so [...]

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This week the Dead Robots, joined by special minion J Daniel Sawyer, discuss the in’s and out’s of characters. What makes for a good character, how do you give them a voice, and when can stereotypes work for you? Sit with us and enjoy.

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