Dueling Pens

Welcome to a special guest duelist episode of Dueling Pens! Let's see what shenanigans ensue as author Philip Wallace takes up the pen!

Marty has a chilling experience, and Demetri receives a mysterious note.

Marty takes The Gift of Minos to a friend while Demetri tries to find Marty before she gets them in deeper than they already are.

Marty does some fast talking, and Demetri tries to save their lives.

Demetri goes into the lore of The Gift of Minos, while Marty tries to get her boss's head out of fairytales and back in the game.

SamiJo and Andy discuss the duel and the things they've been throwing in to trip each other up.

Marty gets the full scoop on King Minos's box, while Demetri finds dames to be the leading cause of his woes.

Marty tries to talk Demetri off a ledge, and Demetri tells her a little about his past and The SoC.

Marty tries to sweep the Braeden Esten murder under the rug. Meanwhile, Demetri tries to explain the sinister nature of the object he now possesses.

Marty gives some questionable advice while Demetri visits an old friend who's found himself possessing a very infamous and dangerous item.

Andy and SamiJo discuss the challenges of dueling in story form. Check out what threw them off and who messed up whose narrative.

Andy and SamiJo are two writers vying for control over one story. Find out which of their characters will dominate in a fight where the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.

Welcome to Dueling Pens! Watch as two writers fight for control over the narrative of this Lovecraftian noir. Each writer has up to 4 pages double-spaced to trip up their foe or carry on the narrative. The first draft is the final draft. May the best writer win!

SamiJo and Andy are a couple of writers who have challenged each other to a duel. They will take turns writing two to three pages of a story from their characters' perspectives. The other person must then continue the story from their own character's perspective. How will the plot progress? What horrible things will they do to each other's characters? Will any of it make sense? Stay tuned to find out!