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Sherlock Holmes a’ la YouTube

Sherlock Holmes: need I say more?

Podcast 1: My View of Storytelling

I’ve managed to fumble and bumble my way through a podcast production; at least, it’s audible. I discuss storytelling and explain why a book is just as relevant today as it was hundreds of years ago–it’s a human thing. Hope you enjoy!

In Memory of a Veteran

One–she prays alone, each day, each night, each dawn, at each table, seat by empty chairs which wait for him–song, his song–his memory, which, upon release, soared high into a waiting sky–sung, with a single voice and melancholy bell and darkened timbre, last, one final time–a song perhaps forgotten. -M. Duda This is inspired by […]

Audiobook Update

Production has begun on the Bedtime for Seneca audiobook. Expect an end-of-the month release.

If I Must,

if I must dance, if I must laugh–laugh loud, laugh long, if I must sing–so bad you laugh, so bad I laugh, if I must sock puppet play–so bad you laugh, again, so bad I play, again, if I must–my love who gave me wings–fly–I’ll soar high, soar far, soar milky cloud and turquoise sky–I must: I must live, and I must love.

-M. Duda

In Defense of Bloodborne (and Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls and…)

I hear gamers refuse to play Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls, or the new Bloodborne title all the time: “The game(s) is too difficult.” I cry foul! Digging deeper, the same gamer may claim these games have too steep a learning curve; the game takes too long to learn; “I don’t have the time.” Again, I […]

Bloodborne Sits on my Shelf

I won’t play it. I could unwrap the new plastic in seconds. But I won’t play it. I won’t.

Welcome, Fiends…

HBO produced a terribly enjoyable horror anthology Tales from the Crypt. You’ll be treated to entertaining performances by Patricia Arquette, Dan Aykroyd, Demi Moore, Jeffrey Tambor, and other recognized actors and actresses who, you might say, bring the show to life. But you may not have listened to a radio show streamed online under the same […]

The Book or the TV Series?

After reading the series A Song of Ice and Fire, I choose a book over any television series. The HBO drama Game of Thrones is well done: the production quality is top-notch, the soundtrack is memorable, and the actors’ performances are believable. Peter Dinklage brings Tyrion Lannister to life. But it’s a shame that the […]

Meet the M. Duda Staff

A spotlight never shines on my team’s efforts. With no credit given, they worked diligently behind the scenes. Their support made the book possible. So, I’d like to introduce the members: Publishing Agent: Miss Anne Kalvenstein Miss Kalvenstein knows how to play the marketing game. She can spot a trend like a cat spies a […]