Podcast
A few weeks ago, my co-author Kyra Wellstrom and I recorded an episode with Indie Book Talk. The podcast episode was a lot of fun. We talked about worldbuilding, anthropology, and writing more generally. The episode is on the shorter side (only 24 minutes) so it’s a great discussion of the lot of the things we do in a quick and interesting episode. The episode came out this morning!
Guest Spot on Beyond the Pen Podcast
Yesterday I went on the Beyond the Pen Podcast to talk about my co-written book Build Better Worlds: An Introduction to Anthropology for Game Designers, Fiction Writers and Filmmakers. I had fun talking to the two wonderful and dynamic hosts about our worldbuilding model, Orcs, and a little about my own writing process.
You can find the episode here at the link. The episode is available for download on apple and Spotify.

Guest Spot on This Anthro Life Podcast!
My Co-Author, Kyra Wellstrom and I had the great privilege of being asked on one of the coolest podcasts (well, for anthropologists anyway haha) around. This last summer we recorded a discussion with This Anthro Life. The episode is about worldbuilding and nerd culture.
You can find our interview and so many more amazing topics at this link!
https://www.thisanthrolife.org/build-better-worlds/
Anthropology for Writers: My Interview On The Creative Penn Podcast

Recently I sat down with the very wonderful Joanna Penn on her podcast, The Creative Penn. Her podcast has more than 500 episodes on just about everything you can think of when it comes to writing and she’s also a very well published author. Definitely check out her podcast and her books.
Check out my interview here! Build Better Worlds: Anthropology for Writers
Warm Springs (A Horror Short Story)
Happy Halloween 2019!
The Veil is thin between worlds and it’s the best time to tell those terrifying tales!
A few months back one of my short horror pieces got featured on a podcast. You can find it Here
Warm Springs
David, Eric, and Betty just wanted a nice soak in a off the beaten path hot spring. But something was waiting for them on that old trail.
Library at the End of the World Interview

A few weeks back I was interviewed for the podcast series, The Library at the End of the World. It is a podcast series that focuses both on survivalism and on Dystopian authors. I am featured this week on episode 67 of the series where I talk about both, Mimi of the Nowhere and why it seems that humans are particularly attracted to dystopian literature. At the end, you also get survival tips from the host.
Check it out! And don’t forget you can find sample chapters of Mimi of the Nowhere here