Creators Cast

Today's Chat
Author James Nelsonis back to walk us through his novel writing process!To learn more about Jameshead to:http://www.jameslnelson.com/

Today's Chat
Author James Nelson specializes in nautical based fiction and after years of being published by the big NYC publishers he has broken out and gone indie with his new series, "The Norsemen Saga."To learn more about Jameshead to:http://www.jameslnelson.com/

Today's Chat
Conglanger David J. Peterson is back to share more about the process he uses when creating new languages. To learn more about David head to:http://www.artoflanguageinvention.com/

Today's Chat
David J. Peterson is a conlanger, a person who creates languages, and has worked on shows like Game of Thrones, The One Hundred, and tons more! He's become Hollywood's go-to guy for new languages and has even written a book on the subject called "The Art of Language Creation." To learn more about David head to:http://www.artoflanguageinvention.com/

NEWS
My readers list told me to read Patrick Rothfuss's Kingkiller Chronicles... and I did! It's awesome and if you like fantasy you should give it a read.

Today's Chat
Author Garrett Robinson is back to walk us through his novel writing process!To learn more about Garrett head to: http://garrettbrobinson.com/

NEWS
I'm looking for some non-writing, non-cartoonist, non-game-designer guest. If you know someone who does something unique and that they might be willing to be on the show then email ([email protected]) me and let me know!

Today's Chat
Author Garrett Robinson is here to talk about his epic Nightblade Series. Nightblade is the first of multiple series set in the same world that Garrett eventually plans to have overlap and intertwine. He's also a freelance editor and one of the newest writers to be signed by Sterling & Stone. To learn more about Garrett head to: http://garrettbrobinson.com/

News
Check out Creators Appreciation Day!
https://creatorappreciationday.wordpress.com/

On the first weekend in March 2016...

1. Pick three things you enjoy that were created by someone (songs, podcast, game, movie, app, recipe, etc.)
2. Let the creator know how much you enjoy that thing (rate it on Spotify, write a review on iTunes, become a fan on BoardGameGeek.com, write a YouTube comment, rate it in the app store, tweet to the creator #CreatorAppreciationDay , become a facebook fan, write a review for Amazon, comment on their kickstarter campaign, etc.)
3. Share with your friends either in person (schedule a Show and Tell party where you take turns sharing your favorite music, or playing your favorite game) or on social media.
4. Discover new creators that your friends recommend.

Rules (ok, guidelines):

1. This is not about money. It’s great to financially support your favorite creators via crowdfunding, patreon, buying products, etc. But this is about expressing appreciation.
2. Focus on living creators. Let’s appreciate people while they are around to enjoy it.

Today's Chat
Grant Rodiek is back to talk about his game design process. To learn more about Grant head over to: http://hyperbolegames.com/

News:
A few weeks back, I asked you all to write in and share what you are working on. Today I finally read a good chunk of those emails!

Today’s Chat:
Grant Rodiek is a producer for EA Games and has spent nearly the past ten years making Sims Games. If that wasn't enough he's also a multi-time published game designer and just this past year he started his own board game publishing company. To learn more about Grant head over to: http://hyperbolegames.com/

News:
Dan Well's newest book "Bluescreen" is out! You can pick up on Amazon or wherever/however you read/listen to books!

Today’s Chat:
New York Times Best Selling Author and Hugo Award Winning Educator Dan Wells is back! This time he walks us through his writing process and shares some details on his exciting new cyberpunk series. To learn more about Dan head over to:http://thedanwells.com/

Today’s Chat:
New York Times Best Selling Author and Hugo Award Winning Educator Dan Wells is here to talk about how he first got publishedand what it was like creating both the John Cleaver series and The Partial Sequence. To learn more about Dan head over to: http://thedanwells.com/