Cold Duty runs on ClonePod

The folks at ClonePod liked Cold Duty so much that they ALSO bought it to run as a Christmas episode. You can find it by hitting this link here.

Cold Duty: Selected Readings from the Diary of a Gelusian Repairman is the tale of a stable boy who gets caught working on a steam engine, which lights off an adventure in the big city and a 100-years too early scientific and technological revolution. Steampunk memoir - and a tale very close to my heart. If you haven’t heard it yet, I hope you’ll give it a listen.

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2 Responses to “Cold Duty runs on ClonePod”

  1. TerminusVox, said:

    I loved ‘Cold Duty’! Say, doesn’t Stephen Kilbride interview podcast authors on his Tea and Chat show? You two ought to get together for some cross promotion!

    Honestly, I’m a big fan of Tea and Chat and Clone Pod. Now I’m subscribed to Sculpting God and Antithesis 1. Thank you for the great stories!

  2. admin, said:

    Thanks much! I’m glad you enjoyed the stories. And yeah, I’ve been talking with Stephen, and hopefully you’ll see a bit of us on each others shows soon. He did a kick-ass job with Cold Duty. Love that voice.

    -Dan

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