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Blogspot Link Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This week I talk with Brian Niemeier about his new Combat Frame X-Seed project one on one! Be sure to visit the indiegogo link

Blogspot Link Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This week I talk to Russell and Morgon Newquist from Silver Empire Publishing about their new project on kickstarter, Heroes

Blogspot Link Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This time I talk to Brian Niemeier, Bradford C. Walker, and Rawle Nyanzi about the A Gundam For Us project, which is about creating

Blogspot Link Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This week I talk to J.D. Cowan about several articles he posted to his website, his book, writing, anime, music, and a host of

So because some people still just don't get it, this post is something I see as necessary. I'm going to try to explain what's currently happening, and why it's necessary, if not good. Because at the end

Blogspot Link Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This time I get parody artist and student of philosophy Rucka Rucka Ali on to discuss Ayn Rand, her books, Objectivism, moral

Blogspot Link Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This time I talk about some of the crazy developments in politics for a while, then get into a discussion of Atlas Shrugged as

Continuing in the vein of bitching about D&D because it's been on my mind a lot lately, recently I found out about the FERAL rpg. This one's in development, but it looks really cool for what's there

Final Fantasy 9, otherwise known as The Best One™ So Pundy (or The RPGPundit, as he's commonly known) has a new video about player backstories, and I gotta say I agree with him wholeheartedly. Hat tip

So Ben Cheah, Castalia House author and Warboss of Steempulp, recently made a post comparing pulp greats like Robert Howard and Edgar Rice Burroughs to modern Japanese light novels, and you should absolutely

One of the blackest pills I've had to swallow the past couple of years is that the United States well and truly lost the Cold War. The Cold War was a war, not of traditional arms and armies, but of ideologies,

The conflagration soon engulfed the house, throwing off sparks as rain met fire. Above, she could still see the moon through the clouds, and reflected on how long it would be until she saw it again. Probably

That night, Kazan meditated in the garden. He sat in the gazebo, the moon shining bright overhead, and thought about what happened last night. The wound on his head had quit throbbing, and his concussion

Fam, when it rains, it pours, I gotta tell ya. I swear I didn't plan it like this, to be publishing stories on my own in serials on steemit, and to have Cirsova #8 come out this week, and then further

Outside the wall, Zyrkana collapsed, coughing up blood. That bastard! She slammed a fist into the pavement. A normal swordsman she could handle, they'd been falling like cut grass before her blade for

Blogspot link Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the podcast! This time I talk with Rawle Nyanzi about a blog post our mutual friend JD Cowan made (linked below) about genre, and over the

Zyrkana watched the guard patrolling the grounds with a smile, her long tongue licking her fangs with relish. Her third eye revealed his aura. Weak, she thought. He won't be a problem. She leaped off the

I consider "realism" in fiction to be quite possibly the single worst plague on the genre in its entire history. Let me back up a step. We should first define what "realism" is. Merriam

Guess what's on sale! And guess who's name is on the cover! Gotta say, it feels weird to see my name on a magazine cover, even weirder that it's my favorite SFF magazine. But I'm not complaining! It's

Jarik broke their standoff first and ran at the pirate, firing up his plasma torch. He aimed his strike at the cockpit, but was intercepted by the grasping claw of the other mech. It caught his arm at