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Episode 237 – Building and Destroying Worlds with Angeline Trevena

In this episode Mark interviews Angeline Trevena, an author of dystopian urban fantasy and post-apocalyptic fiction, a podcaster, an events manager, and the author of a number of phenomenal books about world-building.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares a short personal update, including the fact one of his patrons will win a copy of Angeline’s latest edition of 30 Days of Worldbuilding, a coupon code to get $100 off registration for Superstars Writing Seminars 2023 (STARKSSWS2023) and a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

During their conversation, Mark and Angeline talk about:

The release of the 2nd edition of her book 30 Days of World-BuildingHow Angeline has always loved fantasy, and choose-your-own-adventure booksThe way reading The Chronicles of Narnia was one of the factors that led to her love and passion for world-buildingThe original 30 Days of World-Building starting as an 30 day Instagram challenge, that became a worksheet, that eventually became a bookHow to Destroy the World, the 2nd world-building book in the same series that Angeline releasedThe original 30 days of world-building prompts that takes you from scratch, all the way up to creating a world ready to drop your characters intoAngeline’s three rules for world-building: Revealing character, pushing the plot forward, and exploring the themes of your novelBeing a panster and an avid world-builder at the same timeDestroying a world or creating a dystopian or post-apocalyptic settingHow dystopian stories can often be filled with a lot of hopeFood within world-building, including all the rituals and festivals that have been created around foodHow food can be a massive part of religion and magicSome of the other writing that Angeline has doneInvolving her 9 year old in the writing/early critique process of her middle grade booksAnd more…

After the interview, Mark reflects on the use of food in culture, religion, society, in rituals, as well as a way to help demonstrate or establish character and conflict in a scene.

Links of Interest:

Angeline Trevena’s WebsiteTikTokInstagramTwitterSuperstars Writing SeminarsBuy Mark a CoffeePatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

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Episode 236 – Reflective Round Table Feb 2022

Mark has a panel discussion with four of his patrons.

This episode is sponsored by the patrons of the Stark Reflections Podcast who supposed this podcast via www.patreon.com/starkreflections.

Matty DalrympleAlyssa KuronKathy MacFaye Whyte

The round-table discussion focuses mainly on the following topics:

Digital/virtual versus real-world/in-person connectionsPOD and bookstore returns

Mark also gives out a coupon code for $100 off of for first-time attendees of Superstars Writing Seminars (Colorado Spring, CO), for Feb 2023. Use STARKSSWS2023 to get $100 off if you register before June 1, 2022.

Links of Interest:

EP 216 – Podcasting for Authors with Matty DalrympleEP 166 – Wording Around with Kathy MacEP 108 – Silver Linings with Talena WintersSuperstars Writing SeminarsBuy Mark a CoffeePatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 235 – Inspiring Readers Through Fiction with Annaliese Morgan

Mark interviews Annaliese Morgan, an author, traveller, a solo mum of two boys, and an award winning Advanced Veterinary Surgical Nurse, about writing, her book STAY WILD, and her passion for inspiring young adults and young readers through fiction.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares a personal update and a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

During their conversation, Mark and Annaliese talk about:

Annaliese’s entrance to writing in the 1990s after her extensive veterinary workThose veterinary related books, and how that led to a successful blog of autobiographical vignettesThe way that real life elements can be incorporated into her fictionAnnaliese’s first novel, STAY WILD, an urban fantasy story set in present day LondonHer imprint, Black Daisy Press, and her plans for itThe importance of inspirational fiction, particularly for younger readersAdvise that Annaliese would offer to beginning writersAnd much more…

After the interview Mark reflects on a couple of things Annaliese said about there being no half-way when you’re a writer, as well as big decisions and small decisions.

Links of Interest:

Annaliese Morgan’s WebsiteSuperstars Writing SeminarsJames A. Owen’s WebsiteFindaway VoicesChirp Listing for Canadian Werewolf seriesThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

Annaliese Morgan is an author, traveller and solo mum of two boys… Max an actor and Woody, a gamer, You Tuber and aspiring chef. Originally from Yorkshire but based in London the three are rather like the three musketeers; they have a Basset hound called Pineapple, but he is more meh than musketeer.

Formerly, and in a different life, Annaliese was an award winning Advanced Veterinary Surgical Nurse in the UK. She co-authored a book on veterinary anaesthesia and analgesia in 1999 for the BSAVA. In 2007 and 2009 she was sought after to write three books (NVQ2, NVQ3 and A-Z for Veterinary Nurses) to help students pass their exams. In 2008 she opened the first pet health spa in the UK and published Desperate Housepets: Become a Chic Pet Owner Without Being a Bitch in 2014, and ran a successful blog of inspiring autobiographical vignettes entitled The Annaliese Journals – terrible title with some dodgy writing in parts but we all start somewhere – thousands loved it and were helped by the blog pieces, which is the bit that matters.

Since a child Annaliese has always been a writer and traveller, but after recovery from a near fatal motorbike accident including over eleven operations and learning to walk again, losing her brother to suicide and divorce in 2009, she chucked the burnt boil-in-the-bag rice in the bin and decided to up level.

Fast forward a few soul-searching years trekking across the planet and enough rejections professional and personally to defy the law of averages, Annaliese brought her edgy style, love for the supernatural and all things magical, together with her abilities, influence and passion for young people.

She started Black Daisy Press, her own publishing company dedicated to young and new adults. She also holds accredited diplomas in symbology, vampirology and Ancient Egyptian magic, and is an expert in the supernatural and mystical worlds.

Her mission is to encourage young and new adults to embrace being unique individuals and to stand out in a world of followers, whilst providing enchanting and entertaining material so they never feel alone, she she always did.

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 234 – Reflections on a Reflective Talk

This episode goes a bit meta with Mark sharing a recording of Kathy Mac interviewing a group of her students shortly after a virtual talk that Mark gave to them on the opportunities available to authors within the traditional and indie publishing realms.

It is a “reflections on a reflective talk” episode.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

Links of Interest:

Episode 166 – Wording Around with ProseEpisode 226 – Reflective Round Table Dec 2021Episode 231 – Reflective Round Table Jan 2022Findaway VoicesChirp Listing for Canadian Werewolf seriesThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 233 – Sinking Your Teeth Into Reader Interaction with E.E. Judd

Mark interviews author E.E. Judd about her new novel, TEETH, her writing life, and interacting with her readers.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares a personal update, and a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

In their conversation, Mark and Elise talk about:

The humor that Elise puts in her biography and how it’s indicative of the tongue-in-cheek snark in her fiction as well as in her author newsletterHer new novel TEETH, the first in the series, and the creation of the prequel story “reader magnet”How Elise has always loved the werewolf genre, and the werewolf books by Patricia Briggs and Kelley ArmstrongEnjoying blood and guts, and action, and monstersThe decision to release her books under the “gender neutral” pseudonym E.E. JuddThe main character, Danielle Waters, who is a naive werewolf with no idea of the world of the other supernaturals that existWhy Canada is the perfect setting for werewolf novelsThe dojo she helps her husband run and their theory of “if it’s useful learn it; if it’s useful, use it”Realistic and realism in fight scenes that Elise writesDeciding upon what parts of the werewolf mythology and to leverage in her novelsHow much Elise appreciates Brandon Sanderson’s “Laws of Magic”The frequency of communicating with her readers via her author newsletterWanting to write stories since she was a kidHow Elise considers NaNoWriMo a gift from the heavensElise’s perspective on how social media is a great way to interact with existing readersThe importance of a supportive community for a writerWriting by plotting line by line or writing by exploring how a scene should feelAdvice Elise would give to beginning writersAnd more…

After the interview, Mark reflects on Elise’s use of her newsletter and social media as a way to engage with and entertain her readers, rather than trying to sell to them. He also talks about her advice on the importance of finishing.

Links of Interest:

E.E. Judd’s WebsiteE.E. Judd on InstagramE.E. Judd on FacebookFindaway VoicesWin a Free Audiobook Launch from Findaway VoicesChirp Listing for Canadian Werewolf seriesThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

E.E. Judd writes badass fantasy. She’s into reading (shocking!), video games, plants, sarcasm, and stories with blood and guts. Her energetic golden retriever, Akamaru, makes sure she moves enough to keep her soft little writer’s body in shape.

She majored in Computer Programming in university, and then made good use of that education by deciding to write novels. In her spare time, she helps her husband run a dojo from their home, and knows enough jujitsu to get her in trouble (but not enough to get her out of it).

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 232 – From Script Writer to Novelist with David Boito

Mark interviews David Boito, a screenwriter and novelist about his new novel VALLEY FLIERS, writing screenplays and scripts, and so much more.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares a personal update, and a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

In their conversation, Mark and David talk about:

What you call the role of a flyerThe similarities with the way that a radio controlled model aircraft has with a full scale aircraftHow David first got interested in RC controlled aircraft and the nearby Apollo 11 Flight fielde inspiration to write a story based on this intriguing localeInitially beginning to write this novel in screenplay format and then later adapting it into a novelDavid’s other script work, including writing an episode of the last 1980s TV sitcom Head of the Class starring Howard HessemanHow, once you have the screenplay you have a solid outlineMaking the decision to self publish and where David turned (Reedsy)How spying in the Hitchcock “Rear Window” era is significantly different with spying that can be done via modern dronesThe difference between flying a drone and flying an aviation model aircraftAdvice David would offer to authors thinking of writing a novel or screenplayAnd more…

After the interview, Mark reflects on the craft skills and IP leverage that can come from creating a screenplay, as well as those manuscripts that stay locked in a drawer.

Links of Interest:

David BoitoFindaway VoicesWin a Free Audiobook Launch from Findaway VoicesChirp Listing for Canadian Werewolf seriesWrite for the Win StorybundleTikTok FEAR AND LONGING IN LOS ANGELES Giveaway videoThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

David Boito resides with his wife and son in the San Fernando Valley suburb of Los Angeles, near the miniature airfield that inspired Valley Fliers, his debut novel. He is a longtime fan of aviation and always looks to the sky as a plane goes by. David also works as a screenwriter and has authored short stories. He has been published in the UCLA literary journal, Westwind, among others.

Episode 231 – Reflective Round Table Jan 2022: Content That Should Be in a Writing Course

Part of series of bonus “Reflective Round Table” episodes that are discussions between Mark and a selection of patrons of the podcast.

This episode is sponsored by the patrons of the Stark Reflections podcast who support this podcast at:

https://patreon.com/starkreflections

In this episode, Mark chats with:

Matty DalrympleJulie StraussKathy MacLinda HillTalena Winters

Links of Interest:

EP 216 – Podcasting for Authors with Matty DalrympleEP 166 – Wording Around with Kathy MacEP 108 – Silver Linings with Talena WintersEP 35 – Lessons Learned from the Novel Intensive Workshop (Julie Strauss guest)Buy Mark a CoffeePatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 230 – Jacob Hess on Character Development, Story, & The Hero’s Journey

Mark interviews author Jacob Hess about character development, world-building and The Hero’s Journey.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares a personal update, a cautionary tale about making POD titles returnable, and a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

In their conversation, Mark and Jacob talk about:

Jacob’s initial interest in world-building and character development through imaginative play as a childHow his love for stories eventually merged with a later love of reading that he developedDescribing his fictional world as a mix between Star Wars and Lord of the RingsThe passion Jacob has for the Hero’s Journey and how that came from his discovery of Shawn Coyne’s The Story GridHaving Lord of the Rings read to him as a child, and then enjoying re-reading it as an adultA quote from Tolkien with a unique perspective on story that inspired JacobThe importance of the transformation process and Jacob’s desire to want the reader to face the same change that the character in the story facesHow, after writing the foolscap page for a novel, Jacob likes to discover a lot of the story by just starting to write itThe way that his world-building comes out of his story and the characters having to interact with the world around themThe elements of “essential action” and how that works within each scene of a storyThinking of storytelling like chipping away at a slab of marble or clay until it looks the way you’ve envisionedThe short story readers can get for free by signing up on Jacob’s websiteHow Jacob manages his time for writing with working a full time jobAnd more…

After the interview Mark reflects on the importance of each scene’s “essential action” in a story and how he is thinking about it in different ways to help him become a better writer.

He also shares an update about the returned-books issue.

Links of Interest:

Jacob HessInstagramFacebookTwitterFindaway VoicesAuthors, We’ve Got You Covered – Marketplace Contest DetailsChirp Listing for Canadian Werewolf seriesWrite for the Win StorybundleTikTok FEAR AND LONGING IN LOS ANGELES Giveaway videoThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

Jacob Hess grew up in Oregon and became a Christian at a young age. God has continued to display His faithfulness to Jacob throughout his life; a journey deeper and deeper into grace. Jacob received a Master of Divinity from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon and moved to Seattle, Washington with his wife where he works as a minister in the local church.
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Jacob’s years in school grew his passion for writing and reading, but he has always had a love for stories, whether they’re told with pen and page or the rhythms and rhymes of song. He agrees with J. R. R. Tolkien when he writes, “the Pot of Soup, the Cauldron of Story, has always been boiling, and to it have continually been added new bits, dainty and undainty,” (On-Fairy-Stories, p. 45). As humans we simply cannot seem to escape a need to tell stories, a desire to reach beyond ourselves and connect to the deeper truths of who we are and what it means to live a life of meaning.

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 229 – The Multiple Genres and Publishing Paths of Michelle Rowen/Morgan Rhodes

Mark interview Michelle Rowen/Morgan Rhodes about her different pen names, the genres she writes, her publishing journey, and her latest novel, ECHOES & EMPIRES.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares comments from recent episodes, a personal update that includes devastating news of the loss of a writer friend, along with some good news related to his writing, the results of a recent Chirp audiobook promotion, and a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

In their conversation, Mark and Michelle talk about:

ECHOES AND EMPIRES, Michelle’s new alt-world fantasy under the name Morgan RhodesMichelle’s thoughts on the difference between her Michelle Rowen and Morgan Rhodes pseudonyms and the different genres under eachBeing inspired by Buffy’s drama, action, and humorThe “fallen princess” phase or theme that keeps coming up in her writing latelyThe way the covers properly and effectively highlight the genre similarities and differencesMichelle’s prolific 4 to 5 books a year era when she was writing her paranormal chick-lit style lighter Michelle Rowen books, and how that changed to 1 book a year working on the Fallen Kingdoms titlesThe lead time on trad publishing and how it differs from indie publishingGetting her first starred review from School Library JournalThe challenge of not revealing the many plot twists in her novels when she talks about them with mediaGetting rights back on some of her previously traditionally published titles and the steps and work involved in re-launching them, including having to re-edit them based on updated “sensitivity” perspectivesMichelle’s dreams of being a writer (Romancing the Stone) versus the realityHer discovery of the power of plotting (verses pantsing)Advice Michelle would give to new writersMichelle’s take on “write what you know”And more…

After the interview Mark reflects on Michelle’s dedication to her fans and her professionalism.

Links of Interest:

Morgan RhodesFacebookTwitterTumblrInstagramMichelle RowenTwitterFacebookPinterestInstagramBookBubEP 228 – Goals & Achievements Retrospective for 2021EP 227 – Publishing Trends & Reflections for 2022EP 168 – Writing Your Way to Paradise with David FarlandKobo Writing Life Podcast EP 50 – David FarlandFindaway VoicesChirp Listing for Canadian Werewolf seriesKobo Writing Life Indie Cover Contest WINNERTikTok FEAR AND LONGING IN LOS ANGELES Giveaway videoThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

Morgan Rhodes is the New York Times bestselling author of the YA high fantasy Falling Kingdoms series, and loves to write about the epic adventures of the quirky, interesting characters who inhabit her imagination. She also writes as Michelle Rowen, a bestselling and award-winning author of over two dozen novels. A former graphic designer drawn to sparkly objects and fancy handbags, Morgan lives in Ontario, Canada, where she maintains a very healthy belief in all things magical. Her latest novel is Echoes and Empires, a young adult alt-world fantasy published by Razorbill Books.

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 

Episode 228 – Goals & Achievements Retrospective for 2021

In this episode, Mark looks back at his 2021 goals and achievements, outlining the successes, the failures, and the unexpected.

Prior to the main content, Mark shares comments from recent episodes and also shares a word about this episode’s sponsor.

You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.

A high level overview of Mark’s 2021 Goals

Stated 2021 Goals

1 – Publish FEAR AND LONGING IN LOS ANGELES
(Completed Feb 2021)
(In addition – Pub’d FRIGHT NIGHTS BIG CITY

2 – Publish WIDE FOR THE WIN
(Completed March 2021) – had to push pub date back from Jan 26 to March 16

3 – Publish LOVER’S MOON (novelette/novella)
(Didn’t do it)

4 – Stark Publishing Solutions – Unnamed book for writers
(Completed Aug 2021)

5 – Stark Publishing Solutions – Unnamed book 2 for writers
(Didn’t do it)

6 – Publish SCREAMING SKULLS X
(Didn’t do it)

7 – Publish GHOSTLY GANANOQUE X
(Didn’t do it)

8 – Considering another anthology
(Didn’t do it)

9 – Expanding Stark Publishing into something bigger
– Author A – One book (Sarah Kades – Kiss Me in the Rain)
– Author B – Delayed until 2022
– Author C – still a work in progress

10 – Special un-named project (Planes, Trains and Automobiles)

(Didn’t do it)

Mark also shares some of the high level %’s of his 2021 eBook income, including % of sales at Amazon, Kobo, Apple, B&N, Google, and other places.

Links of Interest:

EP 225 – Writing Personal Experience in Fiction with Ami Sands BrodoffEP 226 – Reflective Roundtable December 2021EP 227 – Publishing Trends & Reflections for 2022Findaway VoicesFindaway Voices Blog: What You Can ControlThe Canadian MountedPatreon for Stark ReflectionsThe Relaxed AuthorBuy eBook DirectBuy Audiobook DirectPublishing Pitfalls for AuthorsAn Author’s Guide to Working with Libraries & BookstoresWide for the WinMark’s Canadian Werewolf BooksThis Time Around (Short Story)A Canadian Werewolf in New YorkStowe Away (Novella)Fear and Longing in Los AngelesFright Nights, Big CityLover’s Moon

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0