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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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August 2010 Episodes:
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  • Pub Date: Aug 26, 2010
  • DRS Episode 142 - The 10 Commandments of Writing
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  • This week Ryan, Terry, and Justin sit down to discuss a feature from writersdigest.com about ten rules every writer should live and breathe by. We hope you enjoy!
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  • Pub Date: Aug 17, 2010
  • DRS Episode 141 - Another Brainstorming Session
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  • This week Ryan and Terry help Justin brainstorm his new novel. The story idea is in its infancy, and the three guys take that egg and give it a good scrambling. If you have ideas to add to the mix, please send them in! Enjoy.
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  • Pub Date: Aug 10, 2010
  • DRS Episode 140 - Strange In The Mundane
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  • This week Justin and Terry sit down to talk about telling stories about the extraordinary in the midst of a mundane world. How do you make the usual unusual, the familiar strange and special? Come along and see if we shined a proper light on the subject.
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  • Pub Date: Aug 03, 2010
  • DRS Episode 139 - Size Matters
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  • This week Ryan, Terry, and Justin sit down to discuss the topic of scope. When it comes to stories, when is big too big and small too small? Enjoy!