Episode 189 – Writing More Words With Rachel Aaron
This week Terry and Justin talked with author Rachel Aaron about her fantasy series “The Legend of Eli Monpress,” how she became a published author, and about a blog post she wrote on how she was able to write 10,000+ words a day. We hope you enjoy!
Rachel’s Website
How She Went From Writing 2,000 Words a Day to 10,000 Words a Day
Rachel’s Twitter Page
AgentQuery.com
Rachel’s novels are published through Orbit Books.
This week’s promo – The House of Grey podcast novel at Podiobooks.com
Episode 188 – Talking Text To Screen With Charlie Brown
This week Terry and Justin chat with Charlie Brown, writer and director of the independent film “Angels Die Slowly.” We talk screen writing, prose, the mixing of the two, and what it takes to film a movie. We hope you enjoy the conversation.
Angels Die Slowly website
Mojotooth Productions
Dice Jockies
Crescent City Heat
Narcissy website
This week’s promo – I G Holme’s The HeavenField – Book Two at Podiobooks.com
Episode 187 – Finding Your Audience With Robin Sullivan
This week we sit down to talk with Honorary Dead Robot Robin Sullivan of Ridan Publishing about one of the lesser talked about aspects of being a writer – marketing. We all have to do it if we want to have an audience and earn a living, so let’s do it well. Enjoy.
Marketing books mentioned by Robin during the discussion:
Robin also mentioned the Good Reads website. You’d do well to check it out.
This week’s promo – Mur Lafferty‘s Marco and the Red Granny podcast from Podiobooks.com
Episode 186 – Reviewing And Editing With Lynn O’Dell
This week Terry and Justin chat with Lynn O’Dell of Red Adept Publishing. Lynn reviews books as well as edits manuscripts, so the conversation covers a lot of ground on both sides of the publishing spectrum. We hope you enjoy the conversation.
This week’s promo – Paul Elard Cooly’s Closet Treats podcast
Episode 185 – Welcoming Heroes Home With Gabrielle Harbowy and Ed Greenwood
This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with Gabrielle Harbowy and Ed Greenwood about the new Dragon Moon Press anthology they edited entitled “When The Hero Comes Home.” They discuss the origin of the anthology and what editing it was like. Enjoy!
Dragon Moon Press
Gabrielle’s Website
Ed Greenwood
This week’s promo – Micheal Sullivan’s “The Crown Conspiracy” podcast
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