Podcasts about geekomancy

This week we cover what could be our a first for the Geekathlon! A book series! We discuss the world surrounding the Mistborn books by Brandon Sanderson! We go over our thoughts on the most recent Nintendo direct about Pokemon and maybe even discuss what we would like to see from e3 next year! Join us this week on the Geekathlon! P.s. please don’t ingest any metal, but do let your geek flag fly!

Michael R. Underwood - a veteran of the APN and Literary Alchemist behind the Geekomancy and Genrenauts series, as well as the immanent "Born to the Blade" serialization from Serial Box Publishing - returns to the Big Chair at the APN to brainstorm a tale of grief, art, and magic. The tale is offered up by creageous Guest Writer Val Griswold-Ford, the story of a grieving woman who discovers her art is able to create true magic in the world. With Marie Bilodeau as co-host, together we through some jet fuel into the Literary Alchemy Machine and crank it up to 11!

Wrapping up our geekomancy podcast trilogy, this episode focuses on how pop culture can teach your magical or spiritual practice to you. It starts with a dash of salt on what items we wish witchy and geeky shops would or could carry and ends with reflections on how long geekomancy has been part of our magical practices.

This week Dave is joined by an amazing indie author. The creative genius behind ‘Geekomancy' and ‘The Younger Gods' Mr. Michael R. Underwood. He was such a joy to talk to and become acquainted with.

This week Dave is joined by an amazing indie author. The creative genius behind ‘Geekomancy' and ‘The Younger Gods' Mr. Michael R. Underwood. He was such a joy to talk to and become acquainted with.

This week Dave is joined by an amazing indie author. The creative genius behind ‘Geekomancy’ and ‘The Younger Gods’ Mr. Michael R. Underwood. He was such a joy to talk to and become acquainted with. ]]>

    So have you heard about Genrenauts by Mike Underwood, available now from Amazon? If you haven’t, how about Geekomancy, and the Hugo-nominated Skiffy and Fanty Show, or even his previous appearance on my podcast? Anyway, now it’s time to talk about Genrenauts, Mike’s experiment with … Continue reading →

47: An Hour With Mike Underwood An Hour With Michael R. Underwood.  He has two new books coming out this fall: Hexomancy, the third novel, and fourth entry, in the Ree Reyes Series (Sept 14th) and the first episode of Genrenauts (Nov 17th).  That is all.   Michael R. Underwood is the author of the Ree Reyes series (starting with Geekomancy) as well as superhero fantasy Shield and Crocus, supernatural thriller The Younger Gods, and Genrenauts, a forthcoming science fiction series in novellas. By day, he’s the North American Sales & Marketing Manager for Angry Robot Books.   Mike lives in Baltimore with his fiance and an ever-growing library. In his rapidly-vanishing free time, he plays games of all types and makes pizzas from scratch. He is also a co-host on the Hugo-nominated Skiffy and Fanty Show.

This week, Janet Morris and Chris Morris - authors of The Sacred Band of Stepsons series, "I, the Sun", and the Heroes in Hell series, and so much more - return to the Big Chairs at the Roundtable to infuse our story brainstorming with their incredible writing mojo. Joined by my co-host, the eloquent and insightful Michael R. Underwood ( "The Younger Gods", "Shield and Crocus", "Geekomancy" and more), this can only be described as a Master Class Story Workshop.

Would you like to be in a George R. R. Martin Book? Got $20K? Don't mind being killed? Good. You can help wolves. Also we give our first impressions of Brian McClellan's The Promise of Blood and talk Geekomancy with Michael Underwood.

Dungeon Crawlers Radio would like to welcome back to the show author, Michael Underwood to talk about his new book Celebromancy the follow up to Geekomancy. Celebromacy Fame has a magic all its own in the no-gossip-barred follow-up to Geekomancy. Ree Reyes gets her big screenwriting break, only to discover just how broken Hollywood actually is. Things are looking up for urban fantasista Ree Reyes. She’s using her love of pop culture to fight monsters and protect her hometown as a Geekomancer, and now a real-live production company is shooting her television pilot script. But nothing is easy in show business. This episode of Dungeon Crawlers Radio has been brought to you by Audible. Visit http://www.audibletrial.com/DungeonCrawlersRadio for a free trial membership*. *Note: From the Audible website, here are the terms of the free membership. Read the fine print, please! Audible® Free Trial Details * Get your first 30 days of the AudibleListener® Gold membership plan free, which includes one credit. In almost all cases, one credit equals one audiobook. After your 30 day trial, your membership will automatically renew each month for just $14.95, billed to the credit card you used when you registered with Audible. With your membership, you will receive one credit per month plus members-only discounts on all audio purchases. If you cancel your membership before your free trial period is up, you will not be charged. Thereafter, cancel anytime, effective the next billing cycle. See the complete terms and policy applicable to Audible memberships.  

Michael R. Underwood - author of the marvelous "Geekomancy" and the forthcoming sequel "Celebromancy" (gracing bookshelves in July 2013) - returns to the Big Chair at the Roundtable to help Brion and I workshop an exceptional story idea from Linton Bowers. The working title for Linton's YA superhero tale is "Fat Boy Hero" and, while that certainly piqued our interest, the story workshop itself was a creative froth worthy of the RTP. The internet was persnickety again, but that did NOT deter us from unearthing a veritable mountain of Literary Gold... so there's plenty to share with you.

Michael R. Underwood - author of the phenomenal "Geekomancy" and the forthcoming sequel "Celebromancy" AND North American Sales & Marketing Manager for Angry Robot Books - is a scholar of wonders and delights. No, it doesn't say that on his business cards, but it should. He is one of those rare creators who are simply not content with sitting back and watching. He learns by doing and he's very thorough about his studies... whether it's ancient weapons styles, Asian folklore, or AD&D, Mike will scrutinize every nuance to get the most out of the experience. Our 20(ish) minutes of conversation with this remarkable storyteller is fraught with new perceptions, intriguing insights, and at LEAST 2 "ah-ha!" moments... so hit that play button and prepare to be delighted.

This week Dave is joined by an amazing indie author. The creative genius behind ‘Geekomancy' and ‘The Younger Gods' Mr. Michael R. Underwood. He was such a joy to talk to and become acquainted with.