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Episode 231 – Jonathan Edward Durham

Jonathan Edward Durham did something so awesome we had to reach out and bring him in to talk about it. He self-published Winterset Hollow, and was so very successful with it that he got a big publisher re-release! We sit down with Jonathan to shriek with delight over his bloodthirsty but adorable anthropomorphized animal characters, and the deep roots of fairy tales and complicated individual reactions to grief and loss as represented by the sinister activity of Barley Day. … Continue…Episode 231 – Jonathan Edward Durham

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Episode 224 – Interview with Jendia Gammon

Jendia Gammon is involved in multiple facets within the industry, from writing that gets nominated for all the best awards to running as a writer to editing anthologies and running her own publishing house. Jendia is CEO of Roaring Spring Productions, LLC, as well as Editor-in-Chief of its publishing imprint, Stars and Sabers. Today we chat about her collection of fairy tales that scatter across the imagination from fantasy to science fiction and tentacles, “To Wonder and Starshine.” … Continue…Episode 224 – Interview with Jendia Gammon

The number 200 in dark blue with pink and yellow splotches, and the title Writers Drinking Coffee in white, both with a black outline, on a blue background covered with multi-coloured confetti.

Episode 214 – Interview with Jim C. Hines

Jim C. Hines is a Hugo-award winning author of a series of princess fairy tales reimagined. Jim has taken the whole fairy tale Princess trope to a new and darkly glorious confection, combining multiple versions into a new saga where the women band together to solve their problems. Come listen as we delve into folklore retelling and cunning new ideas. Damn the Narrativium, full speed ahead! … Continue…Episode 214 – Interview with Jim C. Hines