Kathy Karch examines working as a science teacher and sci-fi author, SFWA mentorship, writing cycles, MFA experiences, extroverted writers, board games, Magic: The Gathering, SFF conventions, and Scrivener.
Noah chats about growing a substack past 5,000, political freelance writing, poetry and politics, upcoming collage poetry chapbooks, reusing old poems, and cultural marxism dog whistles
Ian details moving from the finance to writing industry, the creativity of game design vs. writing, using spreadsheets to help his submission process, and how dystopia is more realistic than ever in our world.
John chats about his love for noir and dark fiction, St. Louis, his YouTube video series featuring creepy poems, Halloween as breaking from identity, international publishing, and Barnes & Noble author events.
Mary offers invaluable insight on how poetry collections are born, the beauty that can be found in mathematics, elements, and the stars, along with the coveted process of obtaining and working with an agent.
Warren talks about instrumental horror music playlists, convergence of video game tech and writing, PS5 patents, anti-procrastination browser extensions, the New Jersey to horror pipeline, and film/TV writing.
