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Mike and Andrew kick off the second season with a look into what makes them tick. This week Mike interviews Andrew about what sparked his creativity in his younger years, his challenges with storytelling and hopes for the future.
This season of The Outer Twilight Mike and Andrew look at the nuts and bolts of creativity and the pitfalls of being a fan of storytelling in a modern context. Please join us weekly here on The Outer Twilight.
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ТЪРСЕНЕ на МИНАЛИ ЕПИЗОДИ
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This week Andrew interviews Mike about his creative beginnings and the challenges of creativity. Mike also shares how he came to join Andrew on The Outer Twilight and his ideas for what is to come!
What is the responsibility of a critic? Mike and Andrew discuss the art of critique, some of their favorite critics and what makes criticism worth reading. They also discuss some of the myths and misinformation that go along with modern criticism and how to discern valid thoughts on a work vs someo…
Mike and Andrew focus on Rotten Tomatoes, the popular internet review aggregator. They discuss the difference and value between qualitative and quantitative reviewing along with the other pros and cons of RT. Should we trust audience reviews? Are the conspiracies real? Why doesn't RT seem to care w…
In this episode Mike and Andrew tackle some mythical science fiction writing prompts. In the first Mike deals with an ancient prophecy that led to Earth's near total destruction and the humans who managed to escape returning 1000 years later. In the second Andrew tells a story of a pantheon of plan…
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