Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert J Peterson

This week we welcome Robert J. Peterson, author of The Odds, and a new horror novel called Strong Bones. He has come to talk about how novels are the greatest and how Stephen King might be its greatest modern practitioner. We talk about the author's faults as well as his virtues and we have a good time making lists of our favorite works. Some of our choices are truly against the grain. Then, in the second half of the episode, we shift gears and lay down a pretty strong primer on how to write a novel from scratch including how to use beta readers to check you on your bullshit. Many questions are tackled including, what does it take to wrangle those myriad thoughts, characters, and plotlines into some semblance of order? This is a must-listen for fledgling writers and creatives.     He can be contacted @califcoldblood on Twitter.  Follow us! Here's everybody's Twitter: @nerdgoatpodcast (our Twitter account) @EdGreerDestroys @dorkyswallow Please leave a 5-star review, if you can, it really helps! Please share our stuff if you like it.  Support our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/TheGreatestPod to get exclusive pods on subjects we can't tackle here and also physical art prints. Watch REBOOT IT, our YouTube Show where we update your favorite franchises alongside Fandom Producer Billy Business here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8o6NuUQLlA10GDyxkM5xZw

In this episode, the Fanbase Press staff welcomes guest Robert J. Peterson (California Coldblood Books, The Odds) to discuss the latest geek news stories of the week, including why Netflix may buy its own movie theaters, Steven Spielberg's upcoming Blackhawk film adaptation from DC Comics, the discovery of a plastic-eating enzyme, and our trailer round-up with Anon, Deadpool 2, and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

Meg Eden's work has been published in various magazines, including Rattle, Drunken Boat, Poet Lore, and Gargoyle. She teaches at the University of Maryland. She has four poetry chapbooks, and her debut novel Post-High School Reality Quest was published by California Coldblood Books, an imprint of Rare Bird Books. Check out her work at: megedenbooks.com Robert J. Peterson is a writer and web developer living in Los Angeles. A Tennessee native, he graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He’s the founder of California Coldblood Books and the author of two novels, The Odds and Omegaball.

Episode 2 of The CW's RIVERDALE revelaed all kinds of mysteries, scandal and character development.  On this show, two college educated, grown up men discuss a teen show featuring America's most legendary teens.  This episode:  Episode 2:  A Touch of Evil.  Cheryl gets busted for the murder of Jason Blossom, Betty and Veronica establish themselves as Fremeies for life, they finally sing Sugar Sugar, and... much to our hosts' delight, MORE JUGHEAD.  Your hosts, Tim Powers and Robert J. Peterson weave in and out of the Riverdale universe, DC Comics, Star Trek, The Sopranos and all kinds of other wonderful goodness as they disect RIVERDALE like Cheryl disects the frog.  

Author Robert J. Peterson and Comedian Tim Powers discuss the first episode of CW's RIVERDALE as well as their love for the source material, ARCHIE COMICS. 

Jamie Mayer, author of Painless, in conversation with Robert J. Peterson, author of Omegaball. Painless will be released February 14, 2017 and is available for pre-order at www.rarebirdbooks.com/painless

In this episode, the Fanbase Press staff welcomes guest Robert J. Peterson (California Coldblood Books, Writer of The Odds and Omegaball) to discuss the top geek news stories of the week, including a former Warner Bros. employee's disgruntled letter, reports that Donald Glover may be cast as a young Lando Calrissian, the likelihood of a Ghostbusters (2016) sequel, and reactions to the new Luke Cage Netflix trailer.

On this week's show, Jen and Shawn are joined by author Robert J. Peterson to discuss: Nomad #7 [vol 2] (1992) Camelot 3000 #2 (1983) Topics include: - VAMBIT~! - exploding duster jackets - Rube Goldbergian cancer ruses - medieval love triangle - Keanu Reeves does crowd control Support Robert and his work over at http://robertjpeterson.com/ as well as http://www.cc2konline.com/ and follow him on Twitter at @robertjpeterson and @CalifColdblood Please rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend! Continue the conversation on Twitter @angryheroshawn and @JenStansfield

The apocalypse happened, but no one knows how. What’s left is a barren world ruled by a high-powered caste of bookies, The Odds. Scurrying around underneath is our hero, Eldridge—a big-hearted, bumbling drifter with an estranged family he loves dearly. He’s deep in debt and deathly sick, so he places a bet predicting the day he’ll die. If he wins, he can go to his grave knowing that his family will be safe, but when he returns to his hometown to collect, he gets some bad news: He’s going to live. So it’s on to plan B—a high-stakes battle-tournament that pits real-life chess avatars against each other in random-chance brawls-to-the-death. But Eldridge doesn’t know that someone’s gamed the tournament to pit him against an old friend who’s now a bitter enemy.   All in the new book from California Coldblood publishing:The Odds.Learn more from author Robert J Peterson not only about this book but about the other great things coming from Califorina Coldblood.The Odds is available atAmazon.com,Barnes and... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A special interview with actor Robert J. Peterson about his role as Bett Botlee in TKC: Part III.

Robert J. Peterson joins me from CC2K Online to talk about his brand new novel The Odds, currently going through a Kickstarter campaign! The Odds sounds awesome, equal parts Big Trouble in Little China, Battle Royale and… chess! We also plug our upcoming Comikaze panel with producer Michael Uslan and actor Thomas Jane! And why not use this opportunity to discuss the problems with the Punisher movies? Does Robert think that they do anything right? Also, Jonathan explains the brand new, Muslim Green Lantern and explains why he deserves to be read! And Robert says that Keanu Reeve's 'Side by Side' does a great job of exploring the discussion between film and digital!