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Episode 114: Let’s Make Some Stories III
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Episode 113: I’ve Got a Joke
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Allison’s Debut Novel STRINGS Coming Soon!
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Episode 112: Coping Through Creativity
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Bishbot
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Episode 111: Hackerspaces
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Episode 110: Jeff Hebert and HeroMachine
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3rd Annual Halloween Contest: Two-Sentence Horror Stories
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Episode 109: D&D Part V – Enemies of the State
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Episode 108: D&D Part IV – Dead or Alive
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Episode 107: Behind the Curtain of Episode 2000
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Episode 106: Brevity
![By Allison Dickson It has been a long time coming, but the future has finally arrived. My debut novel, STRINGS, is set to release on October 26th, 2013 from Hobbes End Publishing! Read about it below! Allison M. Dickson presents a chilling tale of entrapment and greed. Do you have freedom? Do you have control? After four years of turning tricks in a mob-run New York brothel to pay off a debt, Nina is ready to go back to a quiet life in Iowa. Just one more client and the whole nightmare will be behind her, but this last […]](http://creativecommoners.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/blog-strings.png "Allison’s Debut Novel STRINGS Coming Soon!")
![By: Corey Bishop I talked about it on the show. Now, here is my Arduino based robot, Bishbot! Check out the video of Bishbot in action I built it using an open source micro-controller called Arduino. You can find out all about Arduino here. I got the inspiration (and confidence) to build this robot after reading this tutorial. He does a great job explaining the basics of the Arduino and how to program it. He also gives a detailed step-by-step guide to building a robot like this. If you are at all interested in this stuff, check out this tutorial. It’s […]](http://creativecommoners.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/blog-bishbot.png "Bishbot")
![It’s that time of year again! No Halloween on Creative Commoners would be complete without our listeners submitting their creepy creations for one of our spooky writing challenges. This year, we’re taking a riff from Reddit and asking people to submit horror stories that are a mere two sentences long. Here is one chilling example of what you can do in this format: I begin tucking him into bed and he tells me, “Daddy check for monsters under my bed.” I look underneath for his amusement and see him, another him, under the bed, staring back at me quivering and […]](http://creativecommoners.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/contest-halloween2013.png "3rd Annual Halloween Contest: Two-Sentence Horror Stories")
