Today, I'm Part of Something Bigger

[krylyr]

I feel that's true every week, actually - whenever I'm hosting PodCastle.

However, I had the immense privilege of being asked to record Ferrett Steinmetz's story "Devour" for Escape Pod, and I have to say, I'm incredibly proud to have been a part of bringing this one to the audience. When you read a story, you go over it and over it and over it, and

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[bogwitch64]

Ooooo! Tagged for dinner prep tomorrow evening!

[krylyr]

I hope you like it, Terri :)

[csecooney]

Oh, man, I've only read his Sauerkraut Station one but it slaughtered me. Looking forward to listening!

[csecooney]

Beautifully read, Dave. Frikkin beautiful story. Need to go bash my head against a brick wall now.

[krylyr]

Thank you, Claire! If you get a chance, check out his story "'Run!' Bakri Says" - it ran in Asimov's, but I think it'll be at EP sometime in the future.

He's had a couple stories at PodCastle I'm (obviously) fond of, as well!

New Story! “Devour,” Now Live At Escape Pod!

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"Devour" at Escape Pod

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[oberon_the_fool]

Holy shit, man. That was some story. Your narration was perfect- just enough inflection to sell it without overplaying it. Well done. I usually feel annoyed and manipulated by "power of love" stories, but this one didn't spark my usual reflexive ire, so you and Ferrett must have done something right. Thanks!

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[krylyr]

Aw, thanks, man! That means a lot to me. I put everything I had into that reading.