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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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April 2014 Episodes:
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  • Pub Date: Apr 23, 2014
  • DRS Episode 313 - Discoverability And Social Media
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  • Join the Robots as they talk about discoverability and social media.
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  • Pub Date: Apr 17, 2014
  • DRS Episode 312 - Discoverability, A General Introduction
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  • Join the Robots as they talk about discoverability. How do people find your book? Part one of several episodes on the subject.
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  • Pub Date: Apr 09, 2014
  • DRS Episode 311 - Talking Still Water With Justin R. Macumber
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  • Join the Robots as they talk with Justin R. Macumber about the April 22, 2014 release of his new horror novel Still Water.

    Also, we just found out we had a Wikipedia page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Robots%27_Society
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  • Pub Date: Apr 02, 2014
  • DRS Episode 310 - Reviewing Lion's Blood by Steven Barnes
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  • Join the Robots as they review Lion's Blood by Steven Barnes.

    Show teaser is for John Mierau's podcast Farlost, which you can find at http://johnmierau.wordpress.com.