Inking Neon lights up your imagination, blending readings, author interviews, and book recs with the hard-earned insight of two writers who’ve spent decades teaching and creating. It’s where the craft of writing gets electrified and ideas shine brighter. If you’re chasing inspiration, this is your sign in lights.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchInking Neon lights up your imagination, blending readings, author interviews, and book recs with the hard-earned insight of two writers who’ve spent decades teaching and creating. It’s where the craft of writing gets electrified and ideas shine brighter. If you’re chasing inspiration, this is your sign in lights.
Recent episodes include "Blindsight, The Best First Contact Novel?" (22 June 2026, 58 minutes), "Why Is Dungeon Crawler Carl So Good?" (7 April 2026, 66 minutes), and "How to Sustain a Long-Running Series with J.A. Merkel" (3 March 2026, 66 minutes).
Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories are Artists, Writers & Performers. Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories has a fiction audience.
Inking Neon: Light Up Your Stories is a fiction podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #9
<p>In 2006 Peter Watts published Blindsight, a darkly creative and hugely popular sci-fi novel about first contact. We’re reacting to this classic, appreciating its themes, and trying to extract lessons for ourselves as...
Episode #8
<p>Matt Dinniman’s breakout best seller is certainly popular, but is it good? We explore 7 reasons for its runaway success and try to extract some lessons to apply to our own writing. Jump on the ride and let us know...
<p>In episode 7 of Inking Neon we sit down with author J.A. Merkel to discuss sustaining energy in a long running series, and techniques for building emotional realism. J.A. Merkel is the author of The Fall Gauntlet, a...
Episode #6
<p>Author Sill Bihagia reads from her book Red Demon and shares insights about how to find your family in science fantasy, what’s next in the world of mushroom brain science, and loads more. Join us and explore the...
<p>Swashbuckling adventure author Nicholas Atwater joins us to share hard-earned insights learned from writing his book, Echoes of the Imperium. We discuss how to make your protagonist interesting in more than one way...
Episode #4
<p>Stuart says you’ve got to plot your stories. Cullen isn’t so sure! Maybe you can just fly by the seat of your pants? We lay out our arguments in the (timeless?) Pants vs Plot debate. Also featured: Joseph Cambell was...
<p>Stuart J. Tanner and Cullen McHael trade examples of compelling antagonists in speculative fiction from Sci-Fi to Fantasy, deconstruct the role of the antagonist, and offer advice from hard earned lessons about how...
Episode #2
<p>Stuart J. Tanner and Cullen McHael share hard-earned lessons about getting your fight scenes right.</p> <p>0:00 Intro<br> 1:34 What are Fight Scenes For?<br> 10:00 The Fun Element<br> 11:00 Problem Solving<br> 14:39...
<p>On this first episode of Inking Neon, journalist, author, and teacher Stuart J. Tanner is sent to Baghdad at the height of the Iraq occupation and discovers that and other strange worlds. We discuss what makes for...
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