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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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September 2012 Episodes:
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  • Pub Date: Sep 24, 2012
  • DRS Episode 241 - Kill 'Em All!
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  • This week the robots discuss the topic of killing off characters. Whether they're primary or a bit player, characters are going to die, but the real questions are when, why, and is it a good idea? We hope you enjoy the conversation.
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  • Pub Date: Sep 17, 2012
  • DRS Episode 240 - Reviewing All Fast And Fury
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  • Justin's back! This week we review David Weber's IN FURY BORN, talking about what we liked and didn't, as well as what we learned about the craft of writing through reading it. We hope you enjoy!
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  • Pub Date: Sep 10, 2012
  • DRS Episode 239 - Deja  Vu All Over Again With Recurring Characters
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  • Paul and Terry talk about the trials and tribulations of writing characters that span multiple books. Enjoy.
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  • Pub Date: Sep 03, 2012
  • DRS Episode 238 - All Roads Lead To Publishing
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  • Terry and Paul get together to talk about their divergent paths to publishing. There is no right way, only the best way for each individual writer. Come hear what they advise.