Thoughts From the Shed podcast trailer

Writer Mark Wooden provides a quick look at his upcoming podcast, “Thoughts From the Shed,”

Welcome to the trailer for my upcoming podcast, “Thoughts From the Shed!”

The podcast is an extension of my blog here at the Wooden Shed Creative/ Writer Mark Wooden website. Sometimes it’s just easier to talk to you guys than write a bunch of words.

Even though I write a bunch of words to prep for talking — it’s just cooler. We are in a video age, anyway. And don’t you want to see my smiling snarky face?

Don’t answer that.

On the podcast, I’ll take you inside the mind of a writer, literally having you look over my shoulder as I write both original fictions, like my “Shadowdance” urban fantasy saga, or my fanfiction. I’ll show my tips and tricks to boost creativity and then how to harness that creativity into media works.

Home of the Shadowdance Saga

There will also be some virtual tabletop role-playing games on display.

I’ll muse about pop culture, dissecting it to see how the sausage is made. I’ll then turn these insights around to show how you can use the knowledge to inspire your creativity.

I’ll also drop the occasional NSFW f-bomb and thoughts about today’s chaotic political climate.

You’ve been warned!

The “Thoughts From the Shed” podcast premieres on October 6th, 2021. Click here to subscribe to the Wooden Shed Creative YouTube channel. Click the bell to get notified when new episodes go live!

And without further hub bub, bub… on with the trailer!

Mark Wooden

About Mark Wooden

A lifelong fan of James Bond, John Woo movies, G.I. Joe, and the X-Men, Mark created the Shadowdance saga to fuse supernatural creatures, cinematic action, and hard moral choices into one relentless narrative. His debut novel, Two Sisters, launches the Assassin’s Absolution trilogy — a grim, fast-paced tale laced with sharp dialogue and bursts of dark humor. Mark’s short story, “Fall to Grace,” was a quarterfinalist in the 2017 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story contest. Horror legend Clive Barker once called the monster in Mark’s independent short film Where the Heart Bleeds “terrifying.” Mark was also a film critic for Comic Book Resources and his college newspaper. Between catching up on movies and comic books, Mark writes fanfiction mashups featuring Batman, Iron Man, and the occasional Mortal Kombat fatality. He’s toured with Jimmy Buffett and Mary J. Blige as a video engineer. Ask him about the time he literally ran into Harrison Ford.