Well, I’ve been trying for three days now to release episode one of the Antithesis series, and the demons of the internet are conspiring against me. Podpress, wordpress, and the whole stats engine thing is seriously kicking my ass. Anyone who’s good with this stuff, please email me. Until then, …
My new podcast series, Antithesis, will start podcasting the first of five novels on July 31. The feed for that book, Predestination and Other Games of Chance, can be found here. Subscribe now!
Welcome to all fans of Phillipa Ballantine’s Chasing the Bard! You’re doubtless moseying on over here because you heard me this week on The Story So Far and are wondering about those podcasts I mentioned. Well, look no further. You can find my collection of fantasy, science fiction, and erotica …
I’ve been around the block a few times, mostly chasing wayward dogs who escaped from their enclosures. Zach Moore evidently mistook this for some kind of expertise and asked your humble soulless narrator to engage in a discussion about whether or not humans actually have souls in the first place. …
Predestination and Other Games of Chance [1:44m]: | Download Predestination and Other Games of Chance is coming! Find the audio promo here, and read the preview here. Watch this space over the next three weeks – more cool stuff is on the way!
Thanks for dropping by. You’ll find the podcasts above in the menu – the link takes you to a page with descriptions of Sculpting God, the Reprobates Hour, and the other podcast I’m a regular guest on. Also, take a gander at the preview page for my new novel Predestination …
I’ve just come across an What is Podcasting? excellent video that illustrates and describes podcasting better than pretty much anything I’ve seen. So, if you’re new to the revolution, pick up a chair and come on in!
The new Apologia is up – this time the roundtable tackles the thorny question “What possible basis can one have for an ethical code?” This is one of the better Apologia episodes we’ve done, and will leave you scratching your head either with thought provocation, or in a desperate attempt …
This week in The Industry Standard, Ian Lamont published an article called “Why Podcasting is Failing,” which proports to show why Podcasting is, failing, at least for the moment. In short, he cites 1) an overcomplicated delivery system, 2) lack of ability to properly monetize podcasts, and 3) slower-than-predicted rate …
Be sure to tune in for this week’s Jack Palms episode for the Story So Far reading by your own resident literary abominator. Also check out the Q&A video on the Jack Palms feed, put out by my company ArtisticWhispers Productions as a favor to an excellent author.