(extract) “If you want your fiction to cut deep, study the Forlorn Hope. It’s not the gore that makes it agonizing – it’s the humanity.”

We go to places where reality, science, and horror collide in the weirdest ways. You won’t get this kind of weird anywhere else. Trust me.

But, let’s be real, who wants a terrifying, existentially crushing alien when you could have... this?

Writer's Prompts for the podcast "Take Me to Your Writer | Part 2, Writing the Otherworldly"

Writer's Prompts for the podcast "Take Me to Your Writer | Part 1, Build-An-Alien"

Writer's Prompts for the podcast "Take Me to Your Writer | Part 3, The Weirdness Beneath Our Skin"

To celebrate our 25th podcast we have 3 Readings featured in the podcast "Take me to Your Writer | Part 2, Writing the Otherworldly"

Writer's Prompts for the podcast "Demon Smackdown: When Humans Fight Back"

What makes a good person good? A little pain. A little failure. Maybe a few bad decisions along the way.

"This podcast was imho nothing short of weird."

Tim and LeeAnna take you on a wild ride through alien design, existential dread, and… dead hamsters!

Tim & LeeAnna dive into the “weirdness beneath our skin”—because, honestly, who doesn’t love a good rabbit hole?

Tune in for a no-holds-barred conversation about confronting the shadows that haunt us—and finding our way back into the light.

Tune in for a no-holds-barred conversation about confronting the shadows that haunt us—and finding our way back into the light.

Jump into Alchemy’s 25th episode, where Tim and LeeAnna are tackling aliens, existential dread, and... hamster funerals? Hold My Beer!

Writer's prompts for the podcast "Writer's Prompts | Moral Dread: When Demons Deliver Life Lessons"

Don’t worry, there’s no need to panic. Demons are here to make life interesting, make your book interesting, one chaotic moment at a time!

Demons can be a mirror, reflecting our worst traits and offering a sharp reminder of what happens when we let them take the wheel!

Writer's Prompts for the podcast "Just Soooo Attractive"

Heroes Are Fine, but Tim Wants Messy, Morally-Ambiguous Characters