Paul and Terry review Carl Hiassen’s “Native Tongue” Links: Donate to help Houstonians affected by Hurricane Harvey Terry’s new novel “Heart of Vengeance” The Dead Robots’ Society Patreon Terry’s Author Page Paul’s Store Paul’s new series “The Derelict Saga”
Terry and Paul review Scott William Carter’s “A Desperate Place For Dying.” Also, Paul does his impression of Trent Reznor. Probably with the wrong lyrics. Links: A Desperate Place For Dying Carl Hiassen’s “Native Tongue” The Dead Robots’ Society Patreon…
Paul and Terry review Dennis Taylor’s We Are Legion, We Are Bob. Links: Next book to review: A Desperate Place for Dying The Dead Robots’ Society Patreon Terry’s new novel “Behind Enemy Lines“ Terry’s Author Page Paul’s Store Paul’s new…
Terry and Paul review David Eddings’ The Diamond Throne. Links: The Dead Robots’ Society Patreon Terry’s new novel “Behind Enemy Lines“ Terry’s Author Page Paul’s Store Pauls’ new novel “Derelict: Marines”
This week’s episode is brought to you by the Loft Literary Center. The Loft Literary Center, located in Minneapolis, is one of the nation’s leading literary nonprofits and offers a wide array of online and in-person creative writing classes for…
This week’s episode is brought to you by the Loft Literary Center. The Loft Literary Center, located in Minneapolis, is one of the nation’s leading literary nonprofits and offers a wide array of online and in-person creative writing classes for…
This week the Robots sit down to talk about Peter Clines’ novel “14.” We discuss what worked for us, what didn’t, and if we’d recommend it to others. But, more than that, we marvel at the fact that we finally…
CITY OF THE FALLEN SKY, written by Tim Pratt, reviewed by Patrick DeLise City of the Fallen Sky by Tim Pratt is a Pathfinder Tales tie-in novel based on the wildly popular Pathfinder tabletop roleplaying game published by Paizo Publishing….
I started writing seriously about ten years ago, and I wish like hell I’d had Rachel’s book way back then. If I had I would have avoided years of pain, problems, and lost words. And, I probably would have more…
