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Does historical fiction need to tell the truth? Writer Pete Wright rejoins us at the table to discuss that question. Then we’ll spin up a story about the dangers of digital life after physical death.
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Does historical fiction need to tell the truth? Writer Pete Wright rejoins us at the table to discuss that question. Then we’ll spin up a story about the dangers of digital life after physical death.
Fellow podcaster Christopher Soucy rejoins us at the table to talk about writing under extreme deadlines and how far he’d go to see one of his plays performed. Then we’ll take a story off planet with a new plan to grow the middle class. When is a consumer not a consumer?
Author Ryan Dalton has returned to talk about what stories he’s drawn to, and which are drawn to him. Then we’ll remake an old myth for a new millennium.
Actor and director BJ Garrett sits down at the table to discuss the process of deciding on a theater season. Then we’ll craft a sci-fi thriller where nothing is what it seems.