TWF Other Worlds Podcast

In this episode of ‘Other Worlds’, the guys discuss the world building of Doctor Who. Is it really poorly written? Does it matter? Watch and find out. Audio Only Version: http://thewritersforum.org.uk/subscri… Links and References New Battlestar?: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016… New Stargate?: http://variety.com/2016/film/spotligh… Website: www.thewritersforum.org.uk

In this week’s Other World’s podcast Dave, Helen, Martin and Sean discuss traditional and non-traditional publishing and try to answer the question: Does unpublished work have value? For more Other Worlds, why not subscribe or head to http://thewritersforum.org.uk If you’ve got suggestions for topics you’d like us to cover why not e-mail us: podcast@twfproductions.co.uk

In this week’s Other Worlds podcast Dave, Helen and Martin revisit the world of Harry Potter to discuss the world building of JK Rowling. What are the strengths and weaknesses? What can we as writers learn from the building of this world? As always, if you want to have your say, let us know in the comments and if you have any topics you’d like us to discuss why not drop us an e-mail: podcast@twfproductions.co.uk

In this special episode of our Podcast, Dave, Helen, Martin and Sean respond to an OpEd published on the Telegraph’s website: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/no-self-respecting-adult-should-buy-comics-or-watch-superhero-mo/ The Telegraph’s self-titled ‘thinking man’ claimed that no self-respecting adult should buy comics, or watch superhero movies. Well, as writers we had something to say in response. It’s fair to say that we disagreed, and so we got together to explain why. What do you think? Why not tell us in the comments, or if you have further questions, tips on stories or subject that we should discuss, you could e-mail us at podcast@twfproductons.co.uk

We’re back with another podcast. This time, John, Helen and Martin chat about the world building in Bioware games. Dragon Age: Redemption: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-093SQo9NWM&list=ELcGz865UJVC4 Writing Bible Tutorial: http://goo.gl/YH1GgZ Twine: http://twinery.org Panel: John Sayle, Helen Walsh, and Martin Williams Visit http://thewritersforum.org.uk for more, or e-mail questions and comments to podcast@twfproductions.co.uk

Other Worlds is a podcast where a group of writers chat about the things that inspire, interest or even disappoint them. In today’s episode Helen, Dave and Martin chat about mythological creatures, and how you can manage the expectations of your readers. If you’ve got a question you’d like to ask us, or any reading suggestions, we’d love to hear them. Either comment below, or send us an e-mail to: podcast@twfproductions.co.uk You can also visit our website at: www.twfproductions.co.uk

Other Worlds is a podcast where a group of writers chat about the things that inspire, interest or even disappoint them. In today’s episode Helen, Dave and Martin talk about Harry Potter and some of the things that writers could learn from the books in the franchise. If you’ve got a question you’d like to ask us, or any reading suggestions, we’d love to hear them. Either comment below, or send us an e-mail to: podcast@twfproductions.co.uk You can also visit our website at: www.twfproductions.co.uk

Join Sean Hutchings, John Sayle and Martin Williams as they explore Alternate History and explain just how it is that writers approach this vast and wide ranging subject. Is it all as easy as just asking the question ‘What If?’ Find out in the episode below. CREDITS: Host: Martin Williams Guest: Sean Hutchings Guest: John Sayle READING LIST: BBC. Doctor Who: Rise of the Cybermen Big Finish. Doctor Who: Sirens of Time Brunner, John. Times Without Number Clark, Ronald, W. Queen Victoria’s Bomb Coward, Noel. Peace in Our Time Dick, Philip, K. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Grant Naylor Productions. Red Dwarf: Tikka To Ride Huxley, Aldous. Brave New World Icke, R. & MacMillian, D. 1984 Orwell, George. 1984 Scott, Ridley. Blade Runner Sci-Fi Channel. Sliders Sky Arts. Playhouse Presents: Snodgrass Stirling, S. M., Peshawar Lancers Turtledove, Harry. Guns of the South Turtledove, Harry. Ruled Britannia Turtledove, Harry. A Different Flesh Turtledove, Harry. & Dreyfus, Richard. The Two Georges Vuxicon. The Gift

It’s the end of the world as we know it. Now your survivors have to be lucky, very lucky. As a writer all you have to do is tell the story, but just what does the post apocalyptic world look like in fiction? How to writers create and tell stories born of a post-apocalyptic world? Join Sean Hutchings, Martin Williams and John Sayle as they discuss the end of civilization and beyond! CREDITS: Host – Martin Williams Guest – John Sayle Guest – Sean Hutchings READING LIST: Armstrong, F. – The Age of Stupid Avatar Press – God is Dead Ballard, J. G. – The Drowned World Brooks, M. – World War Z Collins, S. – The Hunger Games Conrad, J. – Heart of Darkness Discovery Channel – The Colony Golding, W. – The Lord of the Flies Grant Naylor Productions – Red Dwarf Lewis, C. S. – Chronicles of Narnia Matheson, R. – I Am Legend McCarthy, C. – The Road Sahlins, M. – The Original Affluent Society Schaffner, F. – The Planet of the Apes Stirling, S. M. – Dies the Fire (Emberverse Series) Wells, H. G. – The War of the Worlds Wyndham, J. – Day of the Triffids