Nevermore Podcast

Episode Five: Steampunk, how does this form of reconstruction help us in writing?

Episode Four: Erotica. This episode contains strong language, including anatomical body names. RATED R

Episode Three: the book to movie adaptation, how it fairs in terms of execution, the issues surrounding translation of literature, and discussing realistic expectations for authors.

Episode Two: the third part of the three-part series on fairytales, we wrap it up and bring it all full circle with the fairytales that we love most and why? What is it about these stories that still entertain us?

Episode Two-second part of the three-part series on Fairytales

Episode Two of the podcast, a three-part series on fairytales. Dive into the stories that have us bound in a spell as the sisters discuss their meaning and hidden connections.

Episode One-Interview with Kailey Bray of Damsels & Dice, and Everything Nice. In our kick-off episode, we get to interview one of our favorite princesses to explore the concept of modernizing fairytales and the return of tabletop RPG.

Episode 8-Dystopia. We discuss the genre and its many connections to Sci-fi and more. A special podcast highlighting #nanowrimo month.

Special Guest, TJ Fier the author of The Bright One, stops by to discuss her novel and give some tidbits to authors on how to deal with editing. This is a great episode for those looking to further their understanding of how to write without adding classic tropes and how to create a ‘what if’ […]

Join us as we discuss the release of Morufell! Available starting Friday, November 13th! https://shop.the3littlesisters.com/

It’s Halloween, and the podcast is discussing the real pitfalls of writing slashers. Sheal and Larisa dive in to take on Freddie vs Jason and Alien vs Predator in this two part episode. Dive in and discover the real meaning of horror, find out the sub genres of sub genres and more.

An interview with Damsels and Dice

May's episode is all about the law of publishing, copyright, protecting your writing and when to get a lawyer. Source

May's episode is all about the law of publishing, copyright, protecting your writing and when to get a lawyer.

In this episode, we go to the source for children’s lit, an actual child. Jump into the episode where we interview the daughter of our President on her views about animals as main characters.

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In this episode, we discuss Animals as the main character and touch on the importance of that in literature. We read snips from Winnie The Pooh and the Velveteen Rabbit as well as talk about Watership Down.

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An episode dedicated to discussing women’s history in writing.

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Episode Ten-discussing ‘deadly’ women, the femme fatale. The sisters dive into the connections of literature, sexism, the film industry, and more to discuss how this particular archetype was created.

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This episode of Nevermore Podcast dives into the Magnum Opus and the issues surrounding creating your masterpiece.

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Episode Eight: The Victorian Christmas explores morality tales in Dickens and the many connections to holiday traditions that bind authors together.

Episode Six: Horror/Thriller, our favorite/least favorite scary books/movies. This episode contains strong language. [Rated R]

Episode Eight: The Victorian Christmas explores morality tales in Dickens and the many connections to holiday traditions that bind authors together. Source

Episode Six: Horror/Thriller, our favorite/least favorite scary books/movies. This episode contains strong language. [Rated R] Source

Episode Five: Steampunk, how does this form of reconstruction help us in writing? Source

Episode Four: Erotica. This episode contains strong language, including anatomical body names. RATED R Source

Episode Three: the book to movie adaptation, how it fairs in terms of execution, the issues surrounding translation of literature, and discussing realistic expectations for authors. Source