“Apocalypse”: Lizzie Wade on the collapse and the rebuilding of civilizations Talking about how collapses bring about adaptations and change
“Encounter at Owl Rock”: Rucker Moses on writing middle-grade scifi adventure Teens vs alien invasions never fails to entertain
“Shapers of Worlds Volume V”: Edward Willett on talking to speculative fiction authors Diving deeper into the authors building the worlds they write in
“The Third Rule of Time Travel”: Philip Fracassi on the mechanics of moving in time Philip aims his craft at science fiction after many delightful horror stories
“The Splinter Effect”: Andrew Ludington on time travel with a twist On blending science fiction foundations with action-thriller adventures
“Welcome to Scareville”: John Ward on writing scary stories for kids We're getting reissued Scareville stories and new Scareville stories this year
“What Fresh Hell Is This?”: Del Howison talks short fiction and Dark Delicacies Horror icon Del Howison on his stories and his legendary bookstore
“Shadows & Ink: Mastering the Art of Horror Writing and Publishing” Joe Mynhardt and Crystal Lake Publishing work to nurture horror writers
“Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy” editor John Joseph Adams John talks being a series editor and navingating thousands of stories
“The Relentless Legion”: J. S. Dewes on learning how to outline Jen talks about the inspirations from music and creating her own way to outline her stories
“The Dissonance”: Shaun Hamill on learning fantasy while writing it Exploring the dark side of the human psyche and a magic system that resonates with that
“Breath of Oblivion”: Maurice Broaddus on world-building from a different perspective Space opera from a foundation set in afrofuturism and improvisation
Telling the History of “The Star Wars Radio Dramas”
Tosca Lee: Revisiting “Demon” and “Havah”
