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Richard Chizmar, Paul Cornell, Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, Cassandra Khaw, Stephen Kozeniewski, Nick Mamatas, Sisters of Slaughter, Paul Tremblay, and Alyssa Wong Marie Brennan, Cassandra Khaw, and Malka Older Margaret Dunlap, Amal El-Mohtar, Mur Lafferty, Brian Francis Slattery, and Andrea Phillips Maurice Broaddus, Jacqueline Koyanagi, E.C. Molly Barton, Jeff Li, James Stuart, and Julian Yap were nominated for the 2019 World Fantasy Professional Award for their work with Serial Box. It is the responsibility of the showrunner to ensure that all episodes maintain a consistent writing style despite the involvement of multiple authors. Because the first episode is published before the season is completed, the authors can tailor the ending of the season to the audience's reactions. Whereas a novel generally takes 2–3 years to be written and published, a Realm production can be completed 6 months from the start date. At the end of this period, each author is assigned episodes to write. After this, Realm brings together a team of writers who will contribute ideas in a manner similar to a television writers' room. Realm hires a lead author, or showrunner, write a pilot episode and a 'show bible' which will outline the plot for each season. The productions can be listened to for free with advertising, or with a subscription. In April 2021, Serial Box changed its name to Realm and released its productions globally as podcasts. Both Yap and Barton believe that serialized fiction will make reading more accessible and social. Founder Yap realized that he was reading fewer novels due to time constraints from work.

The writing process was based on television serials rather than novels. The first production was Bookburners, created by Max Gladstone. In September 2015, Julian Yap and Molly Barton launched Serial Box.

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