Graham wrote: I’m posting this to remind all you good people about FreakAngels, a weekly web comic written by King Ellis and drawn by Paul Duffield. It’s updated every Friday at noon UK time (UTC +1, if you need to…
Hey, folks! Justin here, posting a dispatch from Ryan, who recently had the pleasure of sitting down and speaking with Rob C Rogers, author of the novel “Devil’s Cape”. Ryan spoke with Rob over the weekend, and had hoped to have…
Welcome everyone. Today we have another interview, this time with P.G. Holyfield. In this episode we ask P.G. about the writing of his novel “Murder At Avedon Hill” and his experiences converting it into a podiobook series, as well as…
Amanda wrote: A day late but not a dollar short, I am happy to present you all with Episode Two of Dreamfall! (Holy crap. I actually did something I said I’d do. SHOCKING.) My only regret is that it took…
Amanda wrote: Finally, after what seems like a week full of exhaustion, bad dreams, and friend-related turmoil, I had a good day today. In fact, it was an absolutely fantastic day which I feel proud to have lived. It is…
** LISTEN TO THE EPISODE HERE ** Hello, everyone! Thanks for stopping by, because today we have a real doozy for you. In this amazing episode the Dead Robots get a chance to sit down and speak with Patrick Rothfuss, author of the…
Amanda wrote: OK. You know that super-secret project I’ve had going for awhile now? The one that occasionally gets me off my lazy arse and actually makes me write something? Well, this is me unveiling said project. You wanted me…
Graham wrote: In a recent blog post, Neil Gaiman discusses the topic of second drafts: The second draft is where the fun is. In a first draft, you get to explode. The objective (at least for me) is to get…
Graham wrote: Mur Lafferty writes: I am thrilled to announce that I have signed a contract to release Playing For Keeps with Swarm Press! Swarm is an imprint of Permuted, the small horror press, and is launching this summer with…
Robert Heinlein, a grandmaster of science fiction, once wrote five rules of writing. Some make universal sense, while others stir up controversy. Join the Dead Robots as they discuss these five rules and what they mean to them.
