I've been quiet for a while, mainly because the last few months were insanely busy. I'm now undertaking some new projects, and diving into season two of Round Table Radio, which I again plan to host on

▶️ Listen on Aureal--In this last episode of season one, we continue to explore getting a degree in creative writing, following from our BFA episode last week. We ask whether or not a creative writing

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Today, we talk about getting a creative writing degree, including how what to look for, what to expect, and what will be required of you inside such a degree to reach fulfillment and

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Want an editor to pay attention when you submit a story or an article? There's a world of nitty-gritty advice out there, but the simplest steps are sometimes the best. In this episode,

We had so much fun playing with our green screen and davinci resolve editing software for the #5wears challenge to wear a #SondeFlor linen dress at least 5 different ways. The competition is on instagram,

▶️ Listen on Aureal--In this episode, we explore a major plot against established and new authors recently uncovered by the FBI, look into a vital resource writers can use to protect themselves from scams,

▶️ Listen on Aureal--2022 brings us a massive collection of exciting public domain content, as well as a merger between two indie publishing houses that bodes really well for the industry in a time of

▶️ Listen on Aureal--A better future is possible, but it requires artists to take the lead, and it requires communities to act. The power of capitalism seems inescapable, but remember that, once, so too

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Every writer needs to learn how to write beyond their favorite project, but much harder to learn is how to write beyond your favorite genre. The thing is? Writing beyond your genre

▶️ Listen on Aureal--J. Michael Straczynski is an author with one of the most incredible lives -- and careers -- of any living writer. Here, we dig deep into his book "Becoming Superman" as one of the

▶️ Listen on Aureal--What is creativity, and where does it come from? In this episode, we explore the driving force beneath our creative efforts and search for new ways to help that passion grow. We also

A simplified history of the net, and a hopeful thought for what is to come.

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Giant corporations will never exist with an artist's best interests in mind, as Disney has proved time and time again. In this episode, we discuss the #DisneyMustPay movement, spearheaded

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Giant corporations will never exist with an artist's best interests in mind, as Disney has proved time and time again. In this episode, we discuss the #DisneyMustPay movement, spearheaded

A short creative piece about learning, growth, and the problems of a "productivity-oriented" mindset.

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Odin and Brendon team up for the second episode in a themed miniseries dedicated to National Novel Writing Month. Staying true to your writing practice is not always easy, but it's

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Today’s episode is all about what it’s like to be a writer and experience the process of writing a novel, as seen through the eyes of JOHN STEINBECK, one of the greatest American authors.

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Eye-Trace is a concept from cinema studies that maps easily to writing prose (or poetry). Learn how to better capture your reader's inner eye, and how to write from within your characters'

▶️ Listen on Aureal--Eye-Trace is a concept from cinema studies that maps easily to writing prose (or poetry). Learn how to better capture your reader's inner eye, and how to write from within your characters'

▶️ Listen on Aureal--National Novel Writing Month! Odin Halvorson and Brendon Phipps talk about what National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is, what it means to “win” the event (it’s not what you might