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The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 385

Short story: In the Ruins of Shambhala by Matthew Repino, listened to on the 600 Second Saga podcast, from September 2017. Recommended.

Poem: Adam Waking by Katie Peterson, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Recommended.

Essay: M-Pesa, listened to on the BBC’s 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy, from December 2016. Highly Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 384

Short story: The Two Hearted River by Ernest Hemingway, from Collected Short Stories. Highly Recommended.

Poem: Snow by Frederick Seidel, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Essay: Korean Roof Tile, listened to on the BBC’s A History of the World in 100 Objects, from June 2010. Highly Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 383

Short story: Jade, Blood by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, from Nightmare Magazine, September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Poem: The Paris Mouse by Sandra Gilbert, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Recommended.

Essay: Celebrity Pseudoscience: 2017 Edition, listened to on the Skeptoid podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Bradbury Challenge: Day 382

Short story: All the Way Down by Nicholas Stillman, listened to on the Centropic Oracle podcast, from September 2017. Recommended.

Poem: Elephant Armageddon by Gerard Malanga, listened on on the Poetry Now podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Essay: Lightbulb, listened to on the 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy, from December 2016.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 381

Short story: Daughter of the Sea by George Nikolopoulos, listened to on the 600 Second Saga, from September 2017. Recommended.

Poem: It was Like This by Jane Hirshfield, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Essay: Rescued by Ritual, listened to on the Sincerely, X podcast, from August 2017. Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 380

Short story: Twelve Pictures from the Second World War by Nghi Vo, listened to on the Strange Horizons podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Poem: Chinese Dream 14 by Timothy Yu, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Essay: Banking, listened to on the BBC’s 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy, from December 2016. Highly Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 379

Short story: My Friend Fishfinger, by Daisy, Age 7 by David Tallerman, listened to on the Cast of Wonders podcast. Recommended.

Poem: Waterlilly Fire by Muriel Rukeyser, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Recommended.

Essay: Volkswagen Dieselgate Re-examined, listened to on the Skeptoid podcast, from August 2017. Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 378

Short story: F.A.Q.s by Allegra Goodman, from the New Yorker, September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Poem: Our Revels Now Are Ended by William Shakespeare, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast. Recommended.

Essay: The Meaning of Conservative by Roger Scruton, listened to on the BBC’s A Point of View podcast, from August 2017. Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

The Ray Bradbury Challenge: Day 377

Short story: Antarctic Birds by A. Brym, from Clarkesworld magazine, September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Poem: Reverie in Open Air by Rita Dove, listened to on the Poem of the Day podcast, from September 2017. Highly Recommended.

Essay: Barcode, listened to on the BBC’s 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy podcast, from December 2016. Highly Recommended.

What is the Ray Bradbury Challenge?

Listen to my conversation on the 30-Minute Author Interviews podcast

I was interviewed on episode 72 of Preston Leigh’s 30-Minute Author Interviews podcast.

In the show I talk on a range of topics, including: my Wasteland series, writing 52 short stories in a year, my writing process, and the time I was a security detail for Patrick Stewart.

I had a blast doing it, so let me know what you think of the interview. Click HERE to listen now.

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