Jared and Chris are back again, this time to talk about world building.

From "The Big Oyster" to "The Wheel of Time" the question arises: How deep should you go in world building?

It's a common question that nearly all authors must ask themselves...and then come up with an answer that will please everyone, because everyone has a freakin opinion about world building...

Just do what you want...the world is your oyster!

Join Jared and Chris as they discuss their own world building experience and share their insights and opinions on the subject...then go do what you want.

Eleven-Hundred-degree glass is the same color as room temperature glass, and that can be dangerous!

Glassblower, creator, and owner of the Laughing Dragon, Trent Mall talks about his past in creative endeavors and how he got into glass blowing. He shares some of his techniques and why glass blowing has become an integral part of his life.

Join Jared and Chris as they dive into the world of glass blowing and experience the magic of shaping glass into creative works of art.

Do you ever feel sad?

Do you ever feel angry?

What about suspicious? Awkward? Adrontis?

We all feel emotions at times, but how do you show those emotions in your writing without being cliche or over explaining (telling rather than showing)?

Today, Liz Verity returns to share her insights with Jared and Chris on how to do this, and why it can be so dang hard sometimes.

If you're a writer, you won't want to miss this lesson on character emotions. If you're a reader, you'll get a glimpse behind the curtain to see how writers learn to portray characters and describe emotions in a way we can all relate to.

P.S. Adrontis is the sense of frustration with how long it takes to get to know someone.