It's Autism Awareness Month and Lupa talks about the people in her life who are affected and how it has affected her life. She then continues with the most ridiculous lawsuits and warning labels she could find!

Lupa's Bits #191 - It's A Little Bit Funny, This Feeling Inside

In episode, Tim goes off script and gets personal with a candid reflection on sequels, what works, what doesn't, and why we’re often left disappointed. From Moana 2 and Poker Face to Aussie thrillers like The Dry and its follow-up Force of Nature, he explores why follow-ups can struggle to capture the magic of originals. Along the way, Tim shares his own writing journey, tackling sequels, horror, and new genres with honesty and excitement. It is not about the answers, just opinions, and you are invited to join the conversation.

The World of Myth Bits #327 - Opinions Over Answers

Host Tim returns for another episode, diving deep into the May 2025 issue of The World of Myth Magazine. From a stunning futuristic spelunking cover to heartfelt poetry and twisted horror tales, this episode celebrates new voices and longtime contributors alike. Tim spotlights standout entries like Jayant Ngi’s emotional Dragonfly Summer, Jim Bates’ nostalgic Manure Spreader, and Gabriela Balcom’s chilling and insightful fiction. Plus, he honors the finalists of the 2025 Open Contract Challenge Speed Edition and echoes a passionate call for support, and reminding listeners to visit Myth Mart and submit their work. Don’t miss Tim’s reflections, poetic musings, and a full tour through one of the genre’s most eclectic indie publications.

The World of Myth Bits #328 - Tales from the May Issue

In this episode, Tim catches up with el Presidente himself, David K. Montoya, for an unexpectedly raw and deeply honest conversation. As June marks Men's Mental Health Month, Dave opens up about his late-onset depression, the ongoing therapeutic journey of writing his autobiography, and how taking off the mask of “Business Dave” has revealed the vulnerable person beneath. But it’s not all heavy. They also dive into the exciting return of Mario Martinez as Editor in Chief of Dark Myth Comics, the upcoming Chronicles of the Unknown anthology, and the legacy of comic books in Dave’s personal and creative life.

The World of Myth Bits #332 - Peeling Back the Layers

Tim takes us on a nostalgic journey back to March 2020 with “Blast from the Past #29.” This episode revisits Issue #82 of The World of Myth Magazine, a time capsule from the early days of global lockdown. From giraffe-themed jumping castles and pandemic panic to the creative spark that never dimmed, Tim explores the stories, poems, and artwork that defined the issue. With reviews of grim fairy tales, surreal sci-fi, emotional poetry, and a surprisingly hilarious Minecraft PE write-up, this episode is both a heartfelt nod to resilience and a celebration of the creative spirit that thrived in isolation. Plus, don't miss the return of the always-entertaining Myth Master interview!

The World of Myth Bits #334 - A Blast From The Past Part Twenty-nine

This week, Tim Law takes listeners on a nostalgic journey back to April 2020 with a “Blast Past” review of The World of Myth Magazine Issue #83. From the heartfelt editor’s note capturing the emotions of lockdown life, to standout stories in fantasy, horror, and sci-fi, Tim dives deep into the rich mix of creativity from that time. He revisits memorable works by Jeff R. Young, David K. Montoya, Walter G. Esselman, and many more, along with striking artwork and thoughtful reviews. With special mentions of the Open Contract Challenge: Crossroads Edition and a call to bring back the fan-favorite “Myth Master” interviews, this episode is a perfect blend of reflection, celebration, and encouragement for new contributors.

The World of Myth Bits #336 - A Blast From The Past Part Thirty

This week, Tim welcomes special guest Tate Dousette, the winner of the 2025 Open Contract Challenge: Speed Edition. Tate shares what it feels like to be published for the very first time, his passion for sci-fi, fantasy, and comics, and his upcoming Greek gods-inspired story set for release on Black Friday. The conversation also covers writing habits, creative influences, and the importance of community in building confidence as a new author.

The World of Myth Bits #337 - A First-Time Winner's Journey

In this episode, Tim dives into The World of Myth Magazine Issue #140, August 2025. From chilling flash fiction and children’s tales to gripping fantasy, horror, and sci-fi, Tim highlights standout stories, artwork, and serials that keep the magazine thriving. He also shares company updates, including the call for submissions to Shadows in the Raven’s Eye, the upcoming release of Linda M. Sauve’s Little Red, and hype around Chronicles of the Unknown. Plus, Dave’s soapbox covers new projects, promotions, and the excitement of back-to-back Open Contract Challenge winners. A jam-packed episode celebrating creativity, community, and the ever-growing Myth family.

The World of Myth Bits #340 - Reviewing Issue 140

In this episode, Tim takes us back to The World of Myth Magazine Issue #87 from August 2020, a massive edition packed with 21 stories, 11 poems, 4 artworks, and 6 reviews. He highlights standout pieces like Jeff R. Young’s epic fantasy finale The Rising, James Rumple’s chilling twists, and David K. Montoya’s humorous yet horrific Weird Science. Alongside the creative showcase, Tim shares updates on Dark Myth Graphic Novel #1 - Chronicles of the Unknown shipping, Linda M. Sauve’s Little Red, and the extended submission window for Shadows in the Raven’s Eye. With laughs, frights, and heartfelt reflections, this “blast from the past” proves why The World of Myth continues to be a home for storytellers.

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