![]() We get very little classic creepypasta-feeling stuff these days, and even less sci-fi horror.Įpisodes 2 and 5 (with the exception of Greywic, that I would've happily run on the podcast but it tied into Casting Couch so it went in TND), what I'd call 'body stuff' - almost everyone was very clear that the NSP shouldn't run content this extreme. ![]() The main purpose of those three episodes were mainly to (hopefully) show authors that NSP listeners want this kind of content, and to send us more of it. I'd particularly like to run some more really good sci-fi horror. The answer based on the overall feedback is yes, so there will be more of that kind of content on the NSP. at least until 2030 haha.Įpisodes 3, 4 and really most of of 1 - they were all stories that the NSP could/would have done, and we were gauging if we should do more say, creepypasta style stories, sci-fi horror, psychological horror. So there won't be any more episodes specifically of 'The New Decayed'. But if there's anything anyone would like to ask me about being a writer online or anything you'd appreciate my insight on, especially relating to this current situation, then come at me bro! I'd like to keep this thread separate from the NSP we can talk about people writing for the NSP through the usual channels and whatnot. I've taken risks, done things that might seem wild, learned red flags and tells and generally have at least a bit of experience I'd love to share with anyone who has questions they think I could answer. Until I joined the NSP, I built my whole brand and career up on my own steam as a freelancer (obviously a lot of people helped me along the way, but you get what I mean). So, aside from working for the NSP and previously being a regular contributor to r/nosleep, I worked as a journalist for over a decade, and a game developer for a few years of that on top, so I've got quite a lot of experience with keeping my work safe online and how to start carving a niche for yourself in the world of online written content. In fact a large portion of my job in 2020 is to expand the ways in which we do that, and grow our author pool even larger to be offering as many paid opportunities as possible. As those of you who've worked with us can hopefully attest, we're very passionate about paying, crediting and promoting our authors.
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