CritRPG - A Podcast about LitRPG, Progression Fantasy, and their authors

In today's episode, my guest Aest Belequa and I talk about Ping pong, 7 Samurai, being a 4th-grade teacher, the craft of writing, and what a writing community can do for you both as an author as well as a reader.We also discuss his novel, Time Flies! :)Mentions on the show:The Council of the Eternal HiatusThe Roads UnseenLet's not [Obliterate]Support the showOr subscribe on Patreon here!https://www.patreon.com/CritRPGPodcastVisit our Sponsor, the Council of Eternal Hiatus, here!https://coteh.carrd.co/------------------I'm Madix-3, a long-time author and first-time podcast host.I'm currently writing a book called Torchbearer.It's about a former manager turned saint, AI, fighting for freedom, and finding your true self.You can find it here.linktr.ee/madix-3Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/critrpg-a-podcast-about-litrpg-progression-fantasy-and-their/donations

Join R.E. Taylor, the creative mind behind 'Reincarnated for an Apocalypse Store,' as he shares his journey from a retail worker to author. He dives into his unique approach of crafting an underpowered main character, aiming to dodge typical power-fantasy clichés. Taylor discusses the nitty-gritty of editing, plotting, and the value of community feedback in refining cover art. Plus, he shares exciting recommendations from Royal Road and Patreon that are sure to delight LitRPG fans!

Dive into the thought-provoking world of fishing themes in storytelling as Haylock discusses his novel, cleverly titled Heretical Fishing. The hosts tackle the ups and downs of the writing process, sharing valuable advice on overcoming self-doubt and perfecting character perspectives. Recommendations flow freely, including a shoutout to the quirky Merchant Crab. With some laughs about production mishaps and a community focus, this lively conversation offers inspiration for writers and readers alike!