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.
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Fan decides to correct spelling errors on my website - is fine, helpful even. These are backwaters of my website that don't really get beta read by anyone ( Read more... )

"Miranda and the Butterfly" appeared on the Dunesteef! :)

The Panamindorah contest prize is now posted! http://www.panamindorah.com/?p=116 This the short story prize, written for Alex, who won the drawing in April. He requested a short story about Gabalon, and over the last month, I wrote the story and produced it with guest reader Ryan ( Read more... )

I read a story for the Dunesteef, and the author said I was "perfect." *glows* I also voiced part of Freelanga for them, and I voiced a character for a very cool zombie story that has yet to appear.

I'm having a contest on the Panamindorah site! If you win, I'll write a short story about a character of your choice from the book. Clicky for more info.

Prophet Book III made it onto Podiobooks Top Overall Rating list today. :) I don't know how long it will stay there, but it's cool to see it. Most podiobooks offerings jump onto the Day's Top Subscriber's list and the Podiobook's Top Ten (in the last 30 days) lists during the initial weeks after their release. There's a sort of automatic feeding ( Read more... )

Oh, and I forgot to mention in my last post that the two guys from the Dunesteef will be voicing Mishael and Jaleel Holovar for Cowry Catchers. :)

Good things have been happening in podcast land. :)

I finished the Prophet podcast. For my last episode, I did a blooper reel, and then the first chapter of Cowry Catchers, complete with voice actors and music. Doing full cast audio is a lot of work, but very rewarding.

The other thing: The Dunesteef bought a Panamindorah short story, A Cat ( Read more... )

I was probably confusing in my last post, because I failed to mention that this whole slew of blog posts was prompted by Steven King saying that he doesn't think Twilight is very well-written. And, well, from what I've heard, it isn't. But it resonates with a lot of teens. It's about sexually frustrated vampires. They get just as close as they can ( Read more... )