Podcasts about zig zag claybourne

Last time we talked about the Herculoids, James Baldwin and Saving the World One Last Damn Time and this time I get into more shenanigans with Zig Zag Claybourne.  Also, at his behest (and in honor of Episode 100), we turn everything upside down.Where to find Zig ZagWebsite: https://zzclaybourne.com/Socials: Instagram, FacebookQ6: What's the one thing that you'd be disappointed if you never get to experience?Two person bathtub, and intimacySurprising writing revelationQ5: What's something you're proud of but never get to brag about?Peak Zig Zag Athleticism momentQ4: What is something you're really bad at?Failure to back that thang up with receiptsQ3: What's the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you?The importance of teachers and lesson learnedQ2: What's your favorite thing about yourself?Straight chillin with instructionsThoughts on slangQ1: If you had unlimited funds, what would you create?An equitable worldPlus a few words about his upcoming projectsLink to our first conversation: https://share.transistor.fm/s/bdcb896aDo you have anyone in the creative space that you think would be up for the Six Questions?Email me at demonddoes@gmail.comor you can contact me on Instagram, Facebook or ThreadsMusic by DJ PRhyme

It's a new year and I'm working on some new things, and I give you an idea on how the show will go forward.Links:Previous 6 Questions with Zig Zag Claybourne: https://share.transistor.fm/s/bdcb896a  More info on the Bitter Root movie adaptation: https://deadline.com/2021/05/regina-king-bitter-root-legendary-1234754273/

In this episode, Diane and Alan chat with author Nadia Afifi and author/publisher Zig Zag Claybourne. They discuss Game of Thrones, writing endings, killing characters, how crowd funding will change publishing, indie vs trad pusblishing, and give a shout out to Flame Tree Press. If you'd like to support us you can give us a one time donation at Kofi or you can subscribe to our Patreon.

In this episode, Alan and Cat chat with author, Zig Zag Claybourne, about writing joy, creating a unique voice, Alan Moore, the X-Men, and Star Trek. If you'd like to support us you can give us a one time donation at Kofi or you can subscribe to our Patreon.

Bite into BBQ with Zig Zag Claybourne as we discuss how creators can self-define their success to avoid jealousy and despair, why he's always preferred Marvel to DC, how he'd annoy his family with his love of the original Star Trek, the two professors who showed him he could be a writer, why the title is the soul of a story, the most important pointer he received after reaching out to romance writer Beverley Jenkins for advice, why he does some of his best writing in the bathtub, how dialogue reveals character, whether his wild duology will ever become a trilogy, how to survive toxic fandoms, and much more.

In this episode, Alan and Diane interview author Dr. Allen Stroud. They discuss the difference between writing video games and novels, Baldur's Gate 3, and writing about trauma. We also talk about Allen Stroud's new novel Fearless. They also review: The Brothers Jetstream: Leviathan by Zig Zag Claybourne published by Obsidian Skypress 2016

I can't think of a better way to end the year than with this man, Zig Zag Claybourne. He's one of the most unique people (considering the other guests, that's saying something) I have ever had the privilege to meet. After we have fun connecting through an obscure (but must see) movie we talk about the importance of community, his dream project (again very obscure), and his interest in the philosophy of James Baldwin.Lastly, here's an fun tidbit. Zig Zag is obviously not his name, but when you find out why, you'll understand more about the man.Learn more about Zig Zag http://www.writeonrighton.com/index.htmlQuestions, Comments or Suggestions?Email me at demonddoes@gmail.comor you can contact me on Twitter, Instagram or FacebookMusic by DJ PRhyme

Sci-Fi and Fantasy author Zig Zag Claybourne joins Madame Perry in celebrating one of their absolute favorite films in this Buckaroo Banzai Tribute Special. Released in August of 1984, the film which was directed by W. D. Richter with screenplay by Earl Mac Rauch, became a cult sensation largely due to its remarkable cast with included Peter Weller, Billy Vera, Clancy Brown, Christopher Lloyed, Ellen Barkin, John Lithgow and more. Buckaroo Banzai is caught with his trusted allies, the Hong Kong Cavaliers, in a battle to the death between evil red aliens and good black aliens from Planet 10. Led by demonic dictator John Whorfin, who has taken over the body of Italian scientist Dr. Emilio Lizardo, the aliens try to get the Overthruster back from Buckaroo Banzai. But the good black aliens are willing to destroy Earth rather than let these renegades return to their planet.

This week, Patrick and Tracy welcome Zig Zag Claybourne, author of Afro Puffs Are the Antennae of the Universe. About Afro Puffs Are the Antennae of the Universe: No one has time for your BS…but Captain Desiree Quicho and her crew of utter badasses surely don't. Got a universe to save. Again. Commandeer one piece […] The post Episode 473-With Zig Zag Claybourne appeared first on The Functional Nerds.

The Mermaids Monthly Kickstarter is in its home stretch! We’re almost to 75% funded, and we have 6 days to get all the way there! In this episode of the OMG Julia podcast, I asked one of our awesome contributors, Patty Templeton, to join me and talk a bit about the limited edition art she created, and about her half of an Each to Each collaboration with her partner, Brett Massé.The Each to Each feature series in Mermaids Monthly is going to be a series of collaborative works by creators who have deep personal connections, and also by creators who have never met before. I talked in depth about the whole idea, and how anyone can submit to be part of a collaboration in our latest Kickstarter update, so go over there to read more if you are curious! Patty’s art piece is called “So Alive” and you can get it as a limited edition, numbered linocut print, or you can back us at the sticker level and get it on a sticker. Patty tells us all about her inspiration for the piece, and the process of creating linocut prints. Long story short, the stamp degrades during the printmaking process, so there will never be more than 25 of these original prints! Image description: “So Alive” by Patty Templeton. A black ink print from a linocut of a live, weird mer-creature inspired by the Fiji Mermaid advertised in old side shows. It’s ugly and weird and magnificent, and Patty envisions it as having evolved this way naturally rather than being a sewn-together dead monster. Stickers and limited edition prints are available through the Mermaids Monthly Kickstarter until the 12th of December, 2020.Patty also tells us a bit about the story she’s writing, which I haven’t yet read, so you get to hear my first reaction to it. Spoiler alert: it sounds so fun! I can’t wait to read the whole story! And she talks a bit about collaborating with her partner, Brett, and about the different kinds of art they’ve both made. Here’s a short list of places to find their work:Patty did the cover for the Brimstone Rhine Album, Corbeau Blanc, Corbeau Noir. Brett did the layout and interior design for Mythic Delirium’s novella anthology, A Sinister Quartet. Patty wrote a historical fantasy novel about Sarah Winchester called There Is No Lovely End. Brett did the cover art for C. S. E. Cooney’s The Witch in the Almond Tree. Patty interviewed Zig Zag Claybourne for Black Gate Magazine about finding joy and Zig Zag’s new book, Afro Puffs Are the Antennae of the Universe.Brett has a zine called Ghoul, and Patty contributed a story to the first volume!And of course, to get Patty’s art and story, and Brett’s art in response to Patty’s story, back Mermaids Monthly on Kickstarter! This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at omgjulia.substack.com/subscribe

Zig Zag Claybourne is the author of The Brothers Jetstream: Leviathan and its forthcoming sequel Afro Puffs Are the Antennae of the Universe. Other novels include By All Our Violent Guides and Neon Lights. His stories and essays on sci fi, fandom, and life have appeared in Apex, Galaxy’s Edge, GigaNotosaurus, Strange Horizons, and other genre venues. He grew up watching The Twilight Zone and considers himself a better person for it.

Since quarantine has started for the responsible folk, we decided to help ease the boredom by doing a live show every week on Tuesday at 4:30pm EST. Please join us for the next one! This week we are joined by Zig Zag Claybourne, author of The Brothers Jetstream: Leviathan, and Mab Morris, author of The Bone Reader. We discuss Tarot reading, Afrofuturism, and the Hugo Finalists. Please keep in mind the audio is not up to its usual quality because of the live stream and lack of editing.

This week, we have a story of revenge in the South. A quick content warning: there is racial violence in this episode and if that's something you don't want to hear, you may consider skipping this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we have a story of revenge in the South. With vampires! A quick content warning: there is racial violence in this episode and if that’s something you don’t want to hear, you may consider skipping this episode. You can read our interview with the author on the NIGHTLIGHT website. NIGHTLIGHT is entirely listener-supported. If you want to help keep NIGHTLIGHT from joining the undead, join the NIGHTLIGHT Legion on Patreon. You can also make a one-time contribution on PayPal. As always, reviews and shout-outs on social media are always appreciated.

This week, we have a story of revenge in the South. With vampires! n A quick content warning: there is racial violence in this episode and if that’s something you don’t want to hear, you may consider skipping this episode. n You can read our interview with the author on the NIGHTLIGHT website. n NIGHTLIGHT is entirely listener-supported. If you want to help keep NIGHTLIGHT from joining the undead, join the NIGHTLIGHT Legion on Patreon. You can also make a one-time contribution on PayPal. As always, reviews and shout-outs on social media are always appreciated. The post 212: Sundown Town by Zig Zag Claybourne appeared first on Nightlight.

New episode talking about the IT Crowd Season 03 Episode 05 with author and cool person Robyn Bennis! We recorded it live at Writers Weekend For more information about Robyn visit http://www.robynbennis.com/ For more information about Writers Weekend check out writersweekend.com/ Become a patron on patreon at Patreon.com/IsItTransphobic Finally if you're interested in the book Ashley mentioned The Brothers Jetstream (written by cis ally and all around awesome person) Zig Zag Claybourne visit him here https://www.writeonrighton.com/index.html --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/isittransphobic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/isittransphobic/support

Shot of History, Episode 125: Zig Zag Claybourne – SteamCon 2018

This week, a special return guest, Zig Zag Claybourne joins your host to discuss worldbuilding and how to render it invisible. Check out Zig Zag's work on Amazon, and find his blog post on worldbuilding here. It's a valuable read, to be sure, so check it out if this subject interests you at all. You can read the first book in my fantasy series here. Read Court Mage today!

We chat with writer Zig Zag Claybourne this week about his publishing company, work, and Faygo. Recorded at Motor City Steam Con 2018.

This week, Alive After Reading returns, bearing a righteous gift: A conversation with amazing novelist, and all-around badass of language, Zig Zag Claybourne. Tim rambles on this one. Good thing Zig Zag is here to pull things together. Enjoy! Find Zig Zag Claybourne at his website. Or on Amazon.com. Also, check out the book we talk the most about in this episode, The Brothers Jetstream: Leviathan right here. Find Tim’s latest giveaway here. Thanks for listening!

Zig Zag Claybourne - author of "The Brothers Jetstream: Leviathan", "Historical Inaccuracies", and so much more - electric boogaloos his way back to the Big Chair at the Roundtable to lend his unique and insightful writerly mojo to brainstorming a steampunk tale of divided societies, betrayal, and revolution. The story is offered up by Guest Writer Gabriel Snell, a tale of kindred spirits separated by a cultural divide, enslaved populations, and airship pirates. With Brion Humphrey returning once more to the co-host's chair, we dive in to Gabriel's story, gender flipping protagonists, delving into true character motivations, and generally doing that voodoo that we do so well. Literary Gold? Check!

Besides being funkalicious, Zig Zag Claybourne is a storyteller whose vision comes from deep within the creative forge. He brings to life tales you've never heard before about people you know, characters you recognize in situations you could never imagine. I can't think of a better definition for "speculative fiction" and Zig is building a whole new wing on that venerable estate. As fabulous as any conversation with such a gentleman would be, this particular dialog is made even more fabulous by the return of Brion Humphrey, the man who started the RTP with me oh-so-many years ago. With these two visionaries at the Table we launch into a superb 20(ish) minutes of writerly discourse, exploring the creation of conflict, the nuances and practicalities of diversity, authentic character development and more. Buckle up, kids... this is an "E" ticket ride!