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May 15, 2013
going Into Darkness
Wasn't a very productive day writing-wise, but I made a dandy chauffeur. Yesterday
terri_osborne
had neck surgery, and I picked her (and her mother) up today after she was discharged from the hospital. In order to have the car available, I needed to drive
wrenn
to the train station, and later pick her up.
Several people I mentioned this to were surprised that I was helping out my ex this way, and that boggles my mind. Terri and I didn't work out as a couple for a large number of reasons, but she's still my neighbor and someone I care about a great deal. I'm gonna help her if I can -- I did when Marcus died, I did when she went on vacation and needed someone to care for the cats, and I did today, and I will again if she needs help during her rehab.
I'm no kind of religious person, being rather firmly agnostic, but if I had to pick an "ist" to go with, I'd follow Jay Lake's lead and consider myself a Wheatonist. Wheatonism's sole tenet is Wil Wheaton's oft-stated dictum: "Don't be a dick." Terri needed help that we could easily provide. It wasn't even a question.
Anyhow, I'm now off to see Star Trek Into Darkness with
firerosearien
. Look for my thoughts on same in a spoiler-filled review that will appear on Tor.com on Monday.
terri_osborne
had neck surgery, and I picked her (and her mother) up today after she was discharged from the hospital. In order to have the car available, I needed to drive
wrenn
to the train station, and later pick her up. Several people I mentioned this to were surprised that I was helping out my ex this way, and that boggles my mind. Terri and I didn't work out as a couple for a large number of reasons, but she's still my neighbor and someone I care about a great deal. I'm gonna help her if I can -- I did when Marcus died, I did when she went on vacation and needed someone to care for the cats, and I did today, and I will again if she needs help during her rehab.
I'm no kind of religious person, being rather firmly agnostic, but if I had to pick an "ist" to go with, I'd follow Jay Lake's lead and consider myself a Wheatonist. Wheatonism's sole tenet is Wil Wheaton's oft-stated dictum: "Don't be a dick." Terri needed help that we could easily provide. It wasn't even a question.
Anyhow, I'm now off to see Star Trek Into Darkness with
firerosearien
. Look for my thoughts on same in a spoiler-filled review that will appear on Tor.com on Monday.
midweek music: "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
Having been on a Paul Simon kick, I thought I'd give his erstwhile partner a spotlight, as we have Art Garfunkel's amazing vocals on "Bridge Over Troubled Water." First we have a performance from a Simon &
Garfunkel concert in 1969, before the song's 1970 release as a single. Listen to the crowd's reaction at the end -- this was a hall full of people who'd never heard it before, and they were very obviously blown the fuck away by the song, as well they should've been.
Here's Garfunkel doing it at a 1988 Princes Trust concert for Prince Charles and Princess Diana:
Garfunkel concert in 1969, before the song's 1970 release as a single. Listen to the crowd's reaction at the end -- this was a hall full of people who'd never heard it before, and they were very obviously blown the fuck away by the song, as well they should've been.
Here's Garfunkel doing it at a 1988 Princes Trust concert for Prince Charles and Princess Diana:
May 14, 2013
extended Agents of SHIELD trailer -- geekgasm alert!
It's looking even cooler....
/geekgasm
/geekgasm
Dead Kitchen Radio episode 31: Tales from the House Band Volume 4
As we reach the publication month of Tales from Dragon Precinct, I do the last of my readings from it: "Blood in the Water," the Dru-and-Hawk story in the collection of stories from my Cliff's End novel series.
The episode is available on iTunes -- either on its own feed or via The Chronic Rift Network -- on the Rift web site, or DKR's Mevio page.
Comment right here on the blog, via e-mail at keith at decandido dot net, by phone to 888-866-9010, or at DKR's Facebok page.
The episode is available on iTunes -- either on its own feed or via The Chronic Rift Network -- on the Rift web site, or DKR's Mevio page.
Comment right here on the blog, via e-mail at keith at decandido dot net, by phone to 888-866-9010, or at DKR's Facebok page.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rewatch: "Q-Less"
Sisko decks Q! And, yeah, okay, some other stuff with Vash and Quark and Bashir and stuff, but who cares? SISKO DECKS Q! The DS9 Rewatch gets "Q-Less."
An excerpt:
An excerpt:
Bashir is hitting on a pretty Bajoran woman in the replimat. At the next table over O’Brien is rolling his eyes and snarfing on his coffee. To Bashir and the woman’s disappointment, and O’Brien’s great relief, they’re interrupted by a summons to a runabout landing pad. The Ganges spent too long out of coverage, and their battery is drained of power, and Dax forgot to pack the USB charger. They barely made it to the station. Dax and Ensign Pauley are trapped inside, and they can’t get the door open. Confusing the issue is that Bashir is reading three lifesigns. (Further confusing the issue is the fact that the station has transporter technology, and they could just beam the people off the runabout, but we’ll let that go.)
May 13, 2013
Monday music: "Late in the Evening"
This is one of my favorite songs. I loved it as a little kid and love it even more as an adult. It's a joyous, wonderful, delightful song, that has Paul Simon's trademark brilliant lyrics and just a magnificent tune.
Here's the original:
Here's the version from Simon & Garfunkel's famous concert in Central Park in 1981, which I and my parents attended. I was only 12 at the time, and I only remember snatches, but I clearly remember when they played this:
I also love the version from Simon's solo concert in Central Park ten years later, but sadly I can't find a copy of that on the Tube of You. However there is this version from the same tour in 1992:
"I never loved no one the way that I love you..........."
Here's the original:
Here's the version from Simon & Garfunkel's famous concert in Central Park in 1981, which I and my parents attended. I was only 12 at the time, and I only remember snatches, but I clearly remember when they played this:
I also love the version from Simon's solo concert in Central Park ten years later, but sadly I can't find a copy of that on the Tube of You. However there is this version from the same tour in 1992:
"I never loved no one the way that I love you..........."
May 12, 2013
The Chronic Rift Network is still going strong....
I've been very dilatory about updates regarding The Chronic Rift Network, and I do apologize for that.
But if you haven't been keeping up with the network, you're missing some great stuff. Here are the most recent podcasts to go live:
The Chronic Rift. Recent episodes include a Spotlight where John S. Drew sits down with Max Gladstone at New York Comic-Con to talk about his premiere novel Three Parts Dead, and a Roundtable on Filmation's Shazam! with John, Paul K. Bisson, actor Jackson Bostwick, and fan Richard Lee.
Cyborgs: A Bionic Podcast, hosted by John S. Drew & Paul K. Bisson. The moment you've all been waiting for: Cyborgs has gotten to "The Bionic Woman Part 1," the episode of The Six Million Dollar Man that introduces Jaime Sommers. Plus, the debut of Case Files, a supplemental podcast featuring interviews with cast and crew of the bionic shows, kicking off with a conversation with James McMullan.
Mighty Movie Podcast, hosted by Dan Persons. An interview with Alice Winocour on her debut film Augustine. Plus there's Mighty Movie's Temple of Bad, the latest of which has Dan, Andrea Lipinski, Orenthal Hawkins, and Kevin Lauderdale talking about the Hong Kong "classic," Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky.
Cinefantastique, hosted by Dan Persons, Steve Biodrowski, and Lawrence French. The latest episodes include an interview with Ben Wheatley of Sightseers, and a spotlight on Iron Man 3.
The Cardboard Jungle, hosted by Anthony Racano & Paul Leoncavallo. Episode 17 of this board-game podcast discusses gaming exclusives and their place in the universe.
The Weekly Podioplex, hosted by Michael Falkner. A special double episode looking at Pain and Gain and other new releases both in theatres and on home video.
Generations Geek, hosted by Scott Pearson and his daughter. Episode 8 has a special interview with astronaut Thomas D. Jones.
Presenting the Transcription Feature, hosted by John S. Drew. This presentation of old-time radio finally returns with an entire run of a Superman story from June 1940.
It Has Come to My Attention, hosted by Kevin Lauderdale. The latest episode has Kevin looking at a new Monty Python reference guide.
The Chronic Rift Classic Podcast. The latest classic is a 2009 In-Review episode hosted by John S. Drew, Andrea K. Lipinski, Keith R.A. DeCandido, and Dan Persons, which includes reviews of books, comics, movies, and television, plus looks at HG World, The Path, Fear Me Not, $9.99, and more.
The Chronic Rift Classic, hosted by Andrea K. Lipinski & Keith R.A. DeCandido. The latest classic episode is our 1992 Holiday Party, which includes a dramatic reading by me and Jim Freund of Terry Bisson's "They're Made Out of Meat," interviews with Tom Kidd and Joel Eisner, book reviews, and more.
Plus, of course, there's my own podcast, Dead Kitchen Radio....
You can get all these by subscribing to the network on iTunes, or getting it from the Rift site or the Rift's Mevio page.
But if you haven't been keeping up with the network, you're missing some great stuff. Here are the most recent podcasts to go live:
The Chronic Rift. Recent episodes include a Spotlight where John S. Drew sits down with Max Gladstone at New York Comic-Con to talk about his premiere novel Three Parts Dead, and a Roundtable on Filmation's Shazam! with John, Paul K. Bisson, actor Jackson Bostwick, and fan Richard Lee.
Cyborgs: A Bionic Podcast, hosted by John S. Drew & Paul K. Bisson. The moment you've all been waiting for: Cyborgs has gotten to "The Bionic Woman Part 1," the episode of The Six Million Dollar Man that introduces Jaime Sommers. Plus, the debut of Case Files, a supplemental podcast featuring interviews with cast and crew of the bionic shows, kicking off with a conversation with James McMullan.
Mighty Movie Podcast, hosted by Dan Persons. An interview with Alice Winocour on her debut film Augustine. Plus there's Mighty Movie's Temple of Bad, the latest of which has Dan, Andrea Lipinski, Orenthal Hawkins, and Kevin Lauderdale talking about the Hong Kong "classic," Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky.
Cinefantastique, hosted by Dan Persons, Steve Biodrowski, and Lawrence French. The latest episodes include an interview with Ben Wheatley of Sightseers, and a spotlight on Iron Man 3.
The Cardboard Jungle, hosted by Anthony Racano & Paul Leoncavallo. Episode 17 of this board-game podcast discusses gaming exclusives and their place in the universe.
The Weekly Podioplex, hosted by Michael Falkner. A special double episode looking at Pain and Gain and other new releases both in theatres and on home video.
Generations Geek, hosted by Scott Pearson and his daughter. Episode 8 has a special interview with astronaut Thomas D. Jones.
Presenting the Transcription Feature, hosted by John S. Drew. This presentation of old-time radio finally returns with an entire run of a Superman story from June 1940.
It Has Come to My Attention, hosted by Kevin Lauderdale. The latest episode has Kevin looking at a new Monty Python reference guide.
The Chronic Rift Classic Podcast. The latest classic is a 2009 In-Review episode hosted by John S. Drew, Andrea K. Lipinski, Keith R.A. DeCandido, and Dan Persons, which includes reviews of books, comics, movies, and television, plus looks at HG World, The Path, Fear Me Not, $9.99, and more.
The Chronic Rift Classic, hosted by Andrea K. Lipinski & Keith R.A. DeCandido. The latest classic episode is our 1992 Holiday Party, which includes a dramatic reading by me and Jim Freund of Terry Bisson's "They're Made Out of Meat," interviews with Tom Kidd and Joel Eisner, book reviews, and more.
Plus, of course, there's my own podcast, Dead Kitchen Radio....
You can get all these by subscribing to the network on iTunes, or getting it from the Rift site or the Rift's Mevio page.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. trailer!
It aired on Once Upon a Time, and was on YouTube a nanosecond later:
"Don't touch Lola." Bliss....
"Don't touch Lola." Bliss....
updated guide to Dead Kitchen Radio: The Keith R.A. DeCandido Podcast
Here's an updated guide to Dead Kitchen Radio: The Keith R.A. DeCandido Podcast. All the episodes are available from iTunes (just enter "dead kitchen radio" into the search field of the iTunes store, and there it shall be), or the DKR pages on either Mevio, or The Chronic Rift site. DKR is part of The Chronic Rift Network.
2011
Episode 1: Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Sun: Under the Crimson Sun. Talking about my D&D novel, part of the "Abyssal Plague" crossover, and reading a chapter from it.
Episode 2: Unicorn Precinct. Discussing the second book in my "Precinct" series of high-fantasy police procedurals, plus reading a chapter.
Episode 3: SCPD: The Case of the Claw. On writing about cops in a city filled with superheroes, plus reading a chapter from it.
Episode 4: Guilt in Innocence: A Tale of the Scattered Earth. Talking about the Scattered Earth shared-world science fiction universe in general and my own contribution to it in particular, and I, natch, read a chapter.
Episode 5: Farscape comics. As the monthly series comes to an end, I look back on three years of continuing the story of the cult science fiction TV show in comic book form in collaboration with its creator, Rockne S. O'Bannon.
Episodes 6/7: Liar Liar. A double-episode as I talk about the writers cabal known as the Liars Club (of which I'm a proud member) and our anthology Liar Liar. I also read my story in the anthology, "Under the King's Bridge."
Episode 8: Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers. A look back at the monthly Star Trek eBook series that I co-created, edited, and sometimes wrote for, which ran from 2000-2007.
Episode 9: Tales from the House Band Volume 1 (Part 1). Talking about the Deborah Grabien-edited anthology of stories about music, and reading the first half of my contribution, "Ragnarok and Roll."
Episode 10: Tales from the House Band Volume 1 (Part 2). More on the anthology and writing about music, and reading the second half of "Ragnarok and Roll."
Episode 11: KRADitorial Services. I talk about my lengthy and varied career as a professional editor as well as my current editorial service for personal clients.
2012
Episode 12: Irons in the fire update. After a jury-duty-induced delay, I kick off 2012 with a look ahead at what I plan to be working on. (Might be amusing to listen to this now and see how spectacularly wrong I was...............)
Episode 13: Supernatural novels. Discussing the CW TV show and the three novels I wrote in that universe, Nevermore, Bone Key, and Heart of the Dragon.
Episode 14: A musical interlude. Find out how I got the nickname "Bongo Boy," as I talk about my career as a musician, both as a member of the Don't Quit Your Day Job Players and Boogie Knights, as well as backing up other musicians here and there.
Episode 15: Viral. I talk about Steven Savile's series of shared-world thriller novellas Viral, and read from my contribution, -30-.
Episode 16: Ramblin' on. A somewhat random episode recorded while I was feeling ill, talking about life, death, and my Leverage novel, among many other things.
Episode 17: Movie novelizations. I talk about my movie novelizations: Gargantua, Darkness Falls, Serenity, and the first three Resident Evil films, and the trials and tribulations thereof.
Episode 18: V-Wars (Part 1). The Jonathan Maberry-edited shared-world vampire anthology V-Wars is the subject, as I read the first half of my story "The Ballad of Big Charlie."
Episode 19: V-Wars (Part 2). More on the anthology with a very new, yet very old, twist on vampires, with me reading the second half of "The Ballad of Big Charlie."
Episode 20: Goblin Precinct. Celebrating the release of the third "Precinct" book, and also reading a chapter from this latest in my series of fantasy police procedurals.
Episode 21: Star Trek Klingon novels. A look back at my novels featuring Captain Klag and the crew of the I.K.S. Gorkon, including Diplomatic Implausibility, The Brave and the Bold Book 2, A Good Day to Die, Honor Bound, Enemy Territory, A Burning House, and A Singular Destiny.
Episode 22: This is Todd Rage... Talking about my voiceover acting on assorted audio dramas, including the Parsec Award-winning HG World, Rift Network standby The Dome, and an oldie but semi-goodie, The House at Morning Heights Drive.
Episode 23: Remembering Josepha Sherman. Following Jo's tragic death, I look back at our friendship and professional collaborations, from Urban Nightmares to various bits of Star Trek fiction, to conventions and parties.
Episode 24: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 1. The first of several readings of stories from the collection of "Precinct" short stories. Tales includes six reprints and four original stories appearing for the first time in the book, and this and the subsequent episodes under this header have me reading one of those. This time 'round it's the Danthres solo story "Brotherly Love."
Episode 25: Couch Potato Salad. With the "in-review" episodes of The Chronic Rift on hold for a while, I catch up on some TV reviews, including Elementary, Revolution, Vegas, Last Resort, The Big Bang Theory, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Person of Interest, 2 Broke Girls, and Castle.
Episode 26: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 2. This time I read "Heroes Welcome," the semi-sequel to the novel Dragon Precinct.
2013
Episode 27: Tales from the House Band Volume 2. The second of Deborah Grabien's music-themed anthologies has yet another story by me in it, this one called "I Believe I'm Sinkin' Down."
Episode 28: Bad-Ass Faeries: It's Elemental. I talk about the award-winning anthology series co-edited by Danielle Ackley-McPhail talking about my contributions to the first and fourth volumes, and reading the latter, "Undine the Boardwalk."
Episode 29: Leverage: The Zoo Job. I read from my novel based on the TNT TV series, and also talk about how awesome that series was.
Episode 30: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 3. Reading the story that focuses on Iaian (and honestly one of my favorites in the book) "Catch and Release."
COMING SOON...
Episode 31: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 4. Reading "Blood in the Water," the Dru-and-Hawk story that at last reveals "the Corvin case" mentioned in Goblin Precinct. Going live this week.
Episode 32: the Marvel novels of the 1990s. With Marvel Comics adaptations all over the movie screens (and soon TV, too!), I talk about a line of Marvel adaptations to another medium that I was responsible for from 1994-2000: the Marvel novels, 45 novels and a mess of anthologies about Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Avengers, and more. Going live in June.
Episode 33: Ragnarok and Roll Part 1. The first of two episodes with readings from my urban fantasy short-story collection taking place in Key West, Florida. This one will see me reading "Love Over and Over." Going live in July.
Episode 34: Ragnarok and Roll Part 2. The second reading from this collection, "God of Blunder." As with most of the stories in the book, this involves some heavy Norse mythological influence, as well as rock and roll music, scuba diving, and folklore. Going live in August.
Episode 35: Dragon*Con. A look at my time at Dragon*Con in general and at D*C 2013 in particular, possibly with some recordings of me from there. Going live in September.
Episode 36: Doctor Who at 50. On the month of Who's golden anniversary, I look at my own brief history of Who fiction from Decalog 3, the charity anthology Missing Pieces, and the Short Trips anthologies. Going live October.
2011
Episode 1: Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Sun: Under the Crimson Sun. Talking about my D&D novel, part of the "Abyssal Plague" crossover, and reading a chapter from it.
Episode 2: Unicorn Precinct. Discussing the second book in my "Precinct" series of high-fantasy police procedurals, plus reading a chapter.
Episode 3: SCPD: The Case of the Claw. On writing about cops in a city filled with superheroes, plus reading a chapter from it.
Episode 4: Guilt in Innocence: A Tale of the Scattered Earth. Talking about the Scattered Earth shared-world science fiction universe in general and my own contribution to it in particular, and I, natch, read a chapter.
Episode 5: Farscape comics. As the monthly series comes to an end, I look back on three years of continuing the story of the cult science fiction TV show in comic book form in collaboration with its creator, Rockne S. O'Bannon.
Episodes 6/7: Liar Liar. A double-episode as I talk about the writers cabal known as the Liars Club (of which I'm a proud member) and our anthology Liar Liar. I also read my story in the anthology, "Under the King's Bridge."
Episode 8: Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers. A look back at the monthly Star Trek eBook series that I co-created, edited, and sometimes wrote for, which ran from 2000-2007.
Episode 9: Tales from the House Band Volume 1 (Part 1). Talking about the Deborah Grabien-edited anthology of stories about music, and reading the first half of my contribution, "Ragnarok and Roll."
Episode 10: Tales from the House Band Volume 1 (Part 2). More on the anthology and writing about music, and reading the second half of "Ragnarok and Roll."
Episode 11: KRADitorial Services. I talk about my lengthy and varied career as a professional editor as well as my current editorial service for personal clients.
2012
Episode 12: Irons in the fire update. After a jury-duty-induced delay, I kick off 2012 with a look ahead at what I plan to be working on. (Might be amusing to listen to this now and see how spectacularly wrong I was...............)
Episode 13: Supernatural novels. Discussing the CW TV show and the three novels I wrote in that universe, Nevermore, Bone Key, and Heart of the Dragon.
Episode 14: A musical interlude. Find out how I got the nickname "Bongo Boy," as I talk about my career as a musician, both as a member of the Don't Quit Your Day Job Players and Boogie Knights, as well as backing up other musicians here and there.
Episode 15: Viral. I talk about Steven Savile's series of shared-world thriller novellas Viral, and read from my contribution, -30-.
Episode 16: Ramblin' on. A somewhat random episode recorded while I was feeling ill, talking about life, death, and my Leverage novel, among many other things.
Episode 17: Movie novelizations. I talk about my movie novelizations: Gargantua, Darkness Falls, Serenity, and the first three Resident Evil films, and the trials and tribulations thereof.
Episode 18: V-Wars (Part 1). The Jonathan Maberry-edited shared-world vampire anthology V-Wars is the subject, as I read the first half of my story "The Ballad of Big Charlie."
Episode 19: V-Wars (Part 2). More on the anthology with a very new, yet very old, twist on vampires, with me reading the second half of "The Ballad of Big Charlie."
Episode 20: Goblin Precinct. Celebrating the release of the third "Precinct" book, and also reading a chapter from this latest in my series of fantasy police procedurals.
Episode 21: Star Trek Klingon novels. A look back at my novels featuring Captain Klag and the crew of the I.K.S. Gorkon, including Diplomatic Implausibility, The Brave and the Bold Book 2, A Good Day to Die, Honor Bound, Enemy Territory, A Burning House, and A Singular Destiny.
Episode 22: This is Todd Rage... Talking about my voiceover acting on assorted audio dramas, including the Parsec Award-winning HG World, Rift Network standby The Dome, and an oldie but semi-goodie, The House at Morning Heights Drive.
Episode 23: Remembering Josepha Sherman. Following Jo's tragic death, I look back at our friendship and professional collaborations, from Urban Nightmares to various bits of Star Trek fiction, to conventions and parties.
Episode 24: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 1. The first of several readings of stories from the collection of "Precinct" short stories. Tales includes six reprints and four original stories appearing for the first time in the book, and this and the subsequent episodes under this header have me reading one of those. This time 'round it's the Danthres solo story "Brotherly Love."
Episode 25: Couch Potato Salad. With the "in-review" episodes of The Chronic Rift on hold for a while, I catch up on some TV reviews, including Elementary, Revolution, Vegas, Last Resort, The Big Bang Theory, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Person of Interest, 2 Broke Girls, and Castle.
Episode 26: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 2. This time I read "Heroes Welcome," the semi-sequel to the novel Dragon Precinct.
2013
Episode 27: Tales from the House Band Volume 2. The second of Deborah Grabien's music-themed anthologies has yet another story by me in it, this one called "I Believe I'm Sinkin' Down."
Episode 28: Bad-Ass Faeries: It's Elemental. I talk about the award-winning anthology series co-edited by Danielle Ackley-McPhail talking about my contributions to the first and fourth volumes, and reading the latter, "Undine the Boardwalk."
Episode 29: Leverage: The Zoo Job. I read from my novel based on the TNT TV series, and also talk about how awesome that series was.
Episode 30: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 3. Reading the story that focuses on Iaian (and honestly one of my favorites in the book) "Catch and Release."
COMING SOON...
Episode 31: Tales from Dragon Precinct Part 4. Reading "Blood in the Water," the Dru-and-Hawk story that at last reveals "the Corvin case" mentioned in Goblin Precinct. Going live this week.
Episode 32: the Marvel novels of the 1990s. With Marvel Comics adaptations all over the movie screens (and soon TV, too!), I talk about a line of Marvel adaptations to another medium that I was responsible for from 1994-2000: the Marvel novels, 45 novels and a mess of anthologies about Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Avengers, and more. Going live in June.
Episode 33: Ragnarok and Roll Part 1. The first of two episodes with readings from my urban fantasy short-story collection taking place in Key West, Florida. This one will see me reading "Love Over and Over." Going live in July.
Episode 34: Ragnarok and Roll Part 2. The second reading from this collection, "God of Blunder." As with most of the stories in the book, this involves some heavy Norse mythological influence, as well as rock and roll music, scuba diving, and folklore. Going live in August.
Episode 35: Dragon*Con. A look at my time at Dragon*Con in general and at D*C 2013 in particular, possibly with some recordings of me from there. Going live in September.
Episode 36: Doctor Who at 50. On the month of Who's golden anniversary, I look at my own brief history of Who fiction from Decalog 3, the charity anthology Missing Pieces, and the Short Trips anthologies. Going live October.
