Words, Images, & Worlds

The powerhouse creative team of Joe Eisma, Dave Justus, and Lilah Sturges stop by to talk about writing/creating YA comics and share about their new graphic novel, Student Government. You can find out more about this book at https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Student-Government/Dave-Justus/9781545816103

Actor, director, and acting coach Joe Ochman discusses his career from his current role as Jiminy Cricket to video game work, including insights on his contributions across multiple areas of fandom and "how to" points on the craft of embodying characters. You can see more about Joe's work at his Instagram page.

Prolific author James Rollins discusses persistence and writing process, revealing some of the secrets behind his creative decisions in crafting the Sigma Force series, MoonFall series, and more. You can find out more at https://jamesrollins.com .

Sarah Davidson, creator of the Jackson's Wilder Adventures , talks about the second book in the series, as well as how to craft graphic novels in an organized way. You can find out more about Sarah's work at her website, https://www.sarahdavidsonart.com.

Artist and author Dan Brereton takes us on a journey through 31 years of creating in this discussion of Nocturnals , including upcoming work and currently funding projects. You can find out more at this link to Kickstarter.

Author Jacqueline Davies talks about the joy of creating stories for young readers and discusses the process of writing the graphic novel adaptation of her book, The Lemonade War. You can find out more about Jacqueline's work at https://www.jacquelinedavies.net .

Writer and director Elizabeth Musgrave talks about storytelling through film, including comedy, horror, and reflections on lived experiences in the new short film series, Woman: A Trilogy. You can find out more and support this project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ohsallyproductions .

Author Erik Drieling talks about crafting science fiction and thriller, including the art of the action scene, in his books Operation Silent Serpent and Twilight Hawk . You can find out more about Erik's work at Jumpmaster Press .

Comics creator Keith Finch talks about infusing creative energy into a fresh take on the 80s Morphodroids universe, as well as collaborating with fellow creatives like Shane Berryhill. Many thanks also to Keith for creating and sharing the opening animation for this episode.

The creative team of Dan Price and Chris Sahloff stop by to discuss the world of indie comics, their collaboration under the Homebrewed Comics label, and their upcoming titles, Bigfoot Knows Karate #3, C.R.I.T. #8, and The Celestial Knight vs. Caspian Porter. You can find out more about this work and world at https://www.hbhcomics.com .

Author Meg Hamand stops by to discuss her new novel, Diamonds in Auschwitz , including research process, the emotions of the Holocaust, and more. You can find out more about Meg's work at https://www.meghamandauthor.com .

"Rysk"y business? "Rysk" and reward? Comics legend D.G. Chichester stops by to talk about science fiction, his new book (entitled Rysk ), and more! You can find out more about this title at Blackbox Comics at this link and follow D.G.'s Substack at this link.

Author H.W. Terrance discusses his book, Thirst , including his own journey of love, redemption, and faith.

Author and performer Karen Whitfield talks about her time as Batgirl, suiting up on tour with Adam West and Burt Ward. Karen also discusses her book, Batdriven West. You can find out more about Karen's work at https://www.instagram.com/livelikebatgirl .

Author Greg Moquin talks about his latest projects, Knightwatch and the continuing INK universe, in the SeerNova Comics world. You can find out more about Greg's work at SeerNova Comics | Just another Comic Book site and on Kickstarter.

Author and comics creator Dirk Manning enlists the collaboration of author Josh Malerman ( Bird Box , Malorie , Unbury Carol ) to tell the story of two...complicated young men in RSVP: ESP. You can find out more about this project and support it at http://kck.st/43ATEyz .

Actor and director Tim Russ stops by Words, Images, & Worlds to talk about the careful editing process that translates to quality film, as well as the central power of the written word in shaping narrative. Tim also discusses his role as director for season 2 of the series 12 Sided Die. You can find out more about this project at this link.

Actor, writer, and storyteller Armin Shimerman discusses his historical series Illyria , focused on the life of Dr. John Dee, and shares about his love of Shakespeare and experiences conveying stories on the page and stage. You can find out more about Armin's authorship at Illyria Series | Jumpmaster Press .

Author and comics creator Damian Duffy talks about working in comics, the possibilities of the medium, and adapting the work of Octavia Butler.

Actor and musician Michael Gough stops by to talk about contributing to the visual storytelling worlds of Skyrim, Shrek, Batman, Diablo, Gears of War, and more. You can follow Michael's work at Michael Gough – Voice Actor, Musician, Actor .

Author Melissa F. Olson talks about the life of a writer, moving from prose to comics, and the new graphic novel project, Archaic. You can find out more about Melissa's work at Melissa F. Olson .

Writer Scott Bryan Wilson stops by to discuss creating horror in comics like Left-Hand Path, working on titles with popular culture characters, collaborating with creatives like Liana Kangas, and more. You can find out more about his work at Scott Bryan Wilson .

Performer and storyteller Ellen Dubin talks about voice acting for projects in the world of Star Wars and others, roles of women in entertainment, and live action roles on stage and in films like Napoleon Dynamite. You can find out more about Ellen's work at https://ellendubin.com .

Children's author Sasha Saidman talks about inspirations and collaborations in picture book writing, as well as the drive to create. You can find out more about Sasha's work at THE WORLD OF SASHA SAIDMAN .

Author and comics creator Jonathan Cowen stops by to talk about his currently funding continuation of his imagined universe, DOMO Police: Book 3. You can find out more and support this project at http://kck.st/41G4Qst .