Ryan McGinnis delves into “Terrestrial”, exploring world building, catastrophic events, and the clash of human and alien forces through character-driven narratives.

Exploring Travis Kuffel’s Unleashed: worldbuilding in Ganden, Hadrek magic, relic-driven pursuit, and the gritty tension between mercy and judgement in a brutal, lawless realm.

Explore Tim Standish’s alternate 1896 London, where mechanical computers power conspiracies, radical movements, and thrilling steampunk adventures.

John Richardson explores world-building with Macaulay Christian, focusing on Eridu’s societal structure, tyranny, creativity, and intergalactic tensions.

Dr. Larry Smith explores the dystopian future of addiction recovery in 2084, tackling themes of control, morality, and resistance to corporate power.

Author Brian Walker shares insights into creating diverse fantasy worlds, exploring magic systems, cultural dynamics, and challenges in world-building.

I sat down with Diana Colleen for a proper deep dive into her award-winning novel They Could Be Saviors, a near-future speculative story that does not play it safe. The premise is as simple as it is provocative: what if the only way to address the climate crisis is to kidnap the billionaires helping to…

In this episode, I chat with Richard H. Moon about his book To Conquer Death, blending historical fantasy with undead chaos, world-building challenges, and writing tips.