I sat down tonight with Lauren “Scribe” Harris, the editor of the ELYSIAN SPRINGS anthology, to discuss the world of Elysian Springs and the Kickstarter that is currently running.
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Every year for the last 22 years, Edison Research has conducted a random survey of Americans (aged 12 and up) about their use of online audio. The numbers for 2014 are in, and those of us who publish content in this medium have a lot of reasons to be excited.
On January 17th I had the pleasure of attending a special exhibition by the Benevolent Order of Mountain Artists (BOOMA), hosted at The Danforth Gallery. The show was called “Exquisite Corpse”, which sounds rather morbid, but the concept behind it is actually quite fun and the end result is extremely cool. More details after the jump…
If you’ve listened to my podcasts, especially the feedback shows with Dan Sawyer, you know that I’m a huge fan of the writings of Tee Morris. Tee was one of the original podcast novelists, along with Scott Sigler and Mark Jeffrey, and Tee’s Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword was one of the two works of audio fiction that inspired me to try my hand at it. (The other was Listening Library’s full-cast rendition of The Golden Compass.) I’ve been watching Tee’s work since then with great interest, cheering him on and waiting for his big “breakout hit” that would get him the attention he deserves.
This may be his moment. More after the jump.