This time out, RJ, Kit, and an inexplicably American Scott are joined by the frankly brilliant Stewart Hotston.  

Expect a discussion of Squid Game politics, running in the wrong trousers, the curiously historical nature of antifascist TV drama, Stew breaking Kit's heart on the Dinosaur question, and... a haunted coffee frother??

Yup, that's what it says here. Blimey. Okay. Well, enjoy :)

This time out, RJ, Scott and Kit are joined by sci-fi and fantasy author Mike Brooks.  Expect discussion of The She-Ra remake, Nirvana and Nevermind documentaries, the eternal mystery of aging,  and why real writers don't use the letter S - amongst many, many other things.

Enjoy :)

Mike Brooks: http://www.mikebrooks.co.uk/

RJ Barker: https://www.rjbarker.com/

Scott K Andrews: http://scottkandrews.com/

Kit Power: https://powertothepoeple.substack.com/

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This time out, new intern Scott, RJ and Kit are joined by the brilliant writer Anna Stephens. Expect the introduction of new trainee Scott, discussion about writing tie-in properties, writing three books at once, differences in genre wordcount, and so, so much more. Enjoy. 

Writeopolis returns for Season 2. In this introductory episode, RJ and Kit catch-up on their summer shenanigans. Expect lots of discussion of good and bad TV, amazing kids, and a lot of laughter. It's good to be back, folks. Enjoy.

Before the August break, RJ and Scott (but not Kit) are joined by the frankly magnificent Sam Hawke discuss, well, pretty much everything. Expect a revealing conversation about the twists and turns of the editorial process, resilience, time differences, Australian wildlife, and a thrilling split decision on the poetry/dinosaur question! Enjoy, and thanks for all your support throughout season 1.

Abandoned by co-host Scott K Andrews, due to an advanced case of Sportsballing (hey, how'd that work out?) Kit and RJ are joined this fortnight by the frankly brilliant Gavin G Smith, author and teacher. He is a delight. Expect lengthy discussion of various media, a heartfelt eulogy to the great Iain Banks, causal admissions of homicide, and an absolute ton of laughs.

This time out, we're joined by author and Sinister Horror Company head honcho Justin Park. As you might expect, we talk writing and horror, but also music, poetry, Justin's novel Punch, and a *very* tense discussion around dinosaurs. Also, much laughter. Enjoy.