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Dead Robots' Society
Writers talking about writing.
Writers talking about publishing.
Writers talking about life.
Authors Terry Mixon and Paul E Cooley interview, babble, and usually cover a number of disassociated topics.
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September 2015 Episodes:
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  • Pub Date: Sep 26, 2015
  • DRS Episode 372 - Writing Short Fiction Like A Boss
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  • Scott, Terry, Justin, and Paul think they know how to write short fiction which is: anything less than novel length. Also? Is Scott an insect?
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  • Pub Date: Sep 19, 2015
  • DRS Episode 371 - Quantity Quality Quixotic
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  • Scott, Terry, and Paul discuss whether or not it's possible to publish too many books a year, or write too many books in a year. Also, we touch on some possible writing prompts for this election season.
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  • Pub Date: Sep 12, 2015
  • DRS Episode 370 - Rushing To The End
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  • Justin, Terry, and Paul discuss issues with finding and making the ending happen. What do you do if you get stuck? Also, what the hell is a Parsec Award anyway?
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  • Pub Date: Sep 06, 2015
  • DRS Episode 369 - The Meddlesome Middle
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  • Terry and Paul discuss how they deal with writing the dreaded "middle" of the book and strategies to get past problems. Not that they work for us, of course, but in theory, we know what to do...or not.