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In this episode of Weekly Pulls Pick of the Week, hosts Mike, Steve, and Jared discuss various new comic book series, sharing their insights and reviews. They explore titles such as "Something is Killing the Children", the latest DC All-In series featuring Batman, and the relaunch of the Justice Society of America. Th
Friday Conversation | Ep 142: Rodney Miles - The Art and Business of Self-Publishing
In this conversation, Rodney Miles, a self-publishing consultant, shares his journey into the world of freelance writing and self-publishing. He discusses the evolution of self-publishing, the choice between using a real name or a pen name, and the essential steps for aspiring authors to prepare for their publishing jo
In this episode of Weekly Pulls Pick of the Week, hosts Mike and Steve delve into the world of comics, discussing various titles including "Absolute Superman", "Skin Police", and "The Sacrificers". They explore the nuances of spoiler-free reviews versus commentary, the artistic elements of the comics, and the character
In this conversation, Steve, Kian N. Ardalan, and Chris discuss the intricacies of Kian"s book, "Eleventh Cycle." They explore the inspirations behind the story, the unique storytelling methods employed, and the magic system that underpins the narrative. The discussion also delves into themes of disability representati
In this episode, Holly, Tim and Steve return to discuss various topics including their experiences with technical difficulties, the journey of author Tim Hardie, and his upcoming completion of the Brotherhood series. They delve into the emotional aspects of finishing a long-term project, explore character backstories,
In this episode, we dive deep into the dark and gritty world of grimdark literature with the authors behind the upcoming anthology No Happy Endings. Join us as we discuss the challenges of writing short stories, the submission process, and what defines grimdark as a genre. We explore influences ranging from classic lit