A review of 2009 from a creative standpoint
Creative work for 2009
--The Prophet of Panamindorah Podcast (solo read) - the novel plus several related short stories that haven't appeared elsewhere, was a Parsec Finalist
--The Guild of the Cowry Catchers Podcast (full cast audio, illustrated)
-“Miranda and the Butterfly” appeared on August 3, 2009 on The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine.
-“Forests of the Night” appeared in the spring 2009 edition (#4) of The Greatest Uncommon Denominator.
--"A Cat Prince Distinguishes Himself" is a Panamindorah story that appeared March 11, 2009 on The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine.
-“Squid Ink” were dramatized on The Drabblecast, episode 134.
Cowry Catchers is off to a swifter start in terms of listener numbers, both because of the audience I built for Prophet and because I involved so many other podcasters (who then shopped it to their audiences). We're 5 episodes in, and I just ran across the longest, most detailed review of my work I've ever received from a total stranger. This guy was really paying attention! I also ran across a nice little review of the short story that was published in GUD. It's cool when Google Alerts turns up a nice review out of nowhere from someone to whom you've never spoken.
--The Prophet of Panamindorah Podcast (solo read) - the novel plus several related short stories that haven't appeared elsewhere, was a Parsec Finalist
--The Guild of the Cowry Catchers Podcast (full cast audio, illustrated)
-“Miranda and the Butterfly” appeared on August 3, 2009 on The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine.
-“Forests of the Night” appeared in the spring 2009 edition (#4) of The Greatest Uncommon Denominator.
--"A Cat Prince Distinguishes Himself" is a Panamindorah story that appeared March 11, 2009 on The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine.
-“Squid Ink” were dramatized on The Drabblecast, episode 134.
Cowry Catchers is off to a swifter start in terms of listener numbers, both because of the audience I built for Prophet and because I involved so many other podcasters (who then shopped it to their audiences). We're 5 episodes in, and I just ran across the longest, most detailed review of my work I've ever received from a total stranger. This guy was really paying attention! I also ran across a nice little review of the short story that was published in GUD. It's cool when Google Alerts turns up a nice review out of nowhere from someone to whom you've never spoken.