James McPherson joins us to examine how disability is portrayed in works like Fury Road, Game of Thrones and Kafka's The Metamorphosis.

We have nice vampires who dont kill, sad ghosts, succubi who dont fuck. But we like it when monsters are monstrous.

On tonights menu, were starting off with a discussion about the lack of physicality in contemporary speculative fiction.

The average American consumes 100,000 words a day. But what do we retain? What have we learned? Do you really gotta go fast?

Here to talk about engaging with nature in your fiction is Ashely Adams, who will teach us how to touch grass.

In this episode of Rite Gud, we are talking about swords. We are joined by Johanus Haidner of The Academy of European Swordsmanship.

We debunk more Bad Writing Advice: the virtues of head hopping, the problem with MICE, and why not to let a robot say if your prose is vivid.

Many writers seem to think that the way to fix exoticism is to homogenize every other culture from every part of the world.

In this episode, we talk to JonnyPickering, founder and editor-in-chief of Seize the Press.

In this episode, Wendy Xu joins us once again to talk about AI art, AI writing, and the rise of the machines.