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Dead Robots' Society
Writers on writing. The Dead Robots' Society, a gathering of writers podcasting to other aspiring writers, hoping to help each other along the way to the promised land of publication.
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January 2015 Episodes:
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  • Pub Date: Jan 29, 2015
  • DRS Episode 345 - Corporate Whores and Amazon Bitches
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  • Paul, Terry, Justin, and Scott discuss indie versus hybrid vs traditional publishing and we also discuss marketing with bookbub, and writing for the money. We are also terrorized by Justin's nipples.
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  • Pub Date: Jan 21, 2015
  • DRS Episode 344 - Action AND Words
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  • Terry, Justin, Paul, and Scott discuss how to make action beats, thriller beats, and horror beats. In other words, we pretend we know what we're talking about.
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  • Pub Date: Jan 16, 2015
  • DRS Episode 343 - Antags and Protags
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  • Terry, Paul, and Scott discuss making protagonist and antagonists fully realized characters. And Terry seeks counseling for his goodie-goodie characters.
    Also, is 343 a prime number?
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  • Pub Date: Jan 07, 2015
  • DRS Episode 342 - Dreams in Fiction
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  • Justin, Terry, and Paul discuss using dream sequences in fiction. Due to new audio capture software, there might be a couple of audio artifacts in the audio. My apologies