Wherein I Narrate a Story for PodCastle.org
Just a quick note and link to a story that I read for PodCastle. Unpossible by Daryl Gregory
Just a quick note and link to a story that I read for PodCastle. Unpossible by Daryl Gregory
Wherein I collect my narration work for PodCastle into one place.
It’s called The Wizard’s Apprentice, it’s written by Delia Sherman and read by moi. To tell you the truth, I’m not happy with the recording quality and production of it and was planning on re-recording it after the semester ended, but I guess I’m going to hold off on that since the author liked the …
I’ve been doing the audio production on Podcastle for nearly a year now. I was asked by the editors to read the winning entry from a flash fiction contest that we had and I hope you enjoy: Podcast Flash Fiction Extravaganza
An update on some of my projects.
If you love books, there are certain stories about books that will catch your heart, steal your breath, and make your head spin a bit as you hold back (or not) tears of joy. If you love books and love stories about books, then I recommend you take some time in the next couple of …
Between 1947 and 1959, the future was written about, discussed and analysed with such confidence that it became a tangible presence. This is a story of weird science, strange events and even stranger beliefs, set in an age when the possibilities for human development seemed almost limitless. (Link) I first discovered Ken Hollings’ Welcome to …
There’s a new episode of my podcast posted. I’m up to episode 6 of Letters to Lost Friends. If you haven’t listened to any of the shows, please do! If you have, thanks! And I do need submissions for both the “letters to lost friends” and the “friend of the day” segments, so if you’ve …
So I’ve been remiss in writing here in part because I’m starting a new project called “Letters to Lost Friends.” This is going to be my first podcast and I’m hoping to get the first, introductory episode out by Thursday and follow that with a weekly release schedule. I promise I’ll not forsake my Liminal …