Archives for October 2006
EP Flash: Act of Devil
Published on 31 Oct 2006 at 2:30 am.
22 Comments.
Filed under Flash, Podcasts, Rated R.
By Paul S. Jenkins. (of The Rev Up Review).
Read by Mur Lafferty (of Geek Fu Action Grip).
There was a group of them at college who were into Satanism. My mom, Betty Bloxham as she was then, was one of them. It all sounds a bit kinky, going into the woods at dead of night and dancing in the nude under the full moon.
Anyway, they were all high on drugs at the time, so I doubt they knew what they were doing.
Rated R. Contains sexual violence, Satanic summonings, and similar wholesome family bonding.
EP Review: Renaissance
Published on 29 Oct 2006 at 12:06 pm.
6 Comments.
Filed under Podcasts, Rated PG, Reviews.
Reviewed by Jonathon Sullivan.
EP077: A Single Shadow
Published on 26 Oct 2006 at 4:38 am.
27 Comments.
Filed under Podcasts, Rated R.
By Stephen Dedman.
Read by Benjamin Grundy (of Mysterious Universe).
“I suppose you think we turn into cats and foxes when your back is turned?”
I smiled. “Only some of you - you, for example. You’re much too beautiful to be human, but you could be a cat, a flower, a tree - no, scratch that one, you’re too short.” I glanced at Hiroshi. “Maybe Shimako’s the tree-spirit,” I said, softly. Hiroshi ignored me, but Miyume covered her mouth and laughed.
“I assure you, I’m quite human,” she said. “I don’t doubt that Shimako is, too. And how many girls have you used that line on, before?”
Rated R. Contains explicit sexual content. And ghosts. Explicit sexual ghosts, really.
Referenced Sites:
Retrieval Detachment
EP076: The Dinner Game
Published on 19 Oct 2006 at 3:48 am.
79 Comments.
Filed under Podcasts, Rated R.
By Stephen Eley.
Read by Maia Whitaker (of Knitwitch’s SciFi/Fantasy Zone)
“Do I know you?” she says.
“I remember you,” he says, and she smiles. It’s another game. He has been a spy fleeing his country. She has been an adulterous First Lady. They have been psychiatrist and schizophrenic; vampire and victim; two blind people speculating on the world they cannot see. They will make love as themselves when they leave the Rose for a room upstairs, and tomorrow he will finish his business and leave her city. But first they dine as other people.
Rated R. Contains sex, violence, sacrilege, and other epic necessities.
Referenced sites:
Twenty Epics
Twenty Epics (PDF download)
Silent Universe
EP075: Nano Comes to Clifford Falls
Published on 12 Oct 2006 at 7:00 am.
43 Comments.
Filed under Podcasts, Rated R.
Read ‘EP075: Nano Comes to Clifford Falls’
-->By Nancy Kress.
Read by Martha Holloway (of the ADD Cast and Podiobooks Pro)
“I like the taste of home-grown tomatoes,” I tell him. “Ones at the Safeway taste like wallpaper.”
“But nano won’t make tomatoes that taste processed,” he says in that way that men like to correct women. “That machinery will make the best tomatoes this town ever tasted.”
“Well, I hope you’re right.” Then Will and Kimee spilled their fight out through the screen door into the back yard, and Jackie started whimpering on his blanket, and I didn’t have no time for any nanomachinery.
Rated R. Contains violence, brief sexual violence, and minor profanity.
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Referenced sites:
“The Coming Technological Singularity,” by Vernor Vinge
EP074: Paradox & Greenblatt, Attorneys at Law
Published on 5 Oct 2006 at 1:52 am.
23 Comments.
Filed under Podcasts, Rated R.
Read ‘EP074: Paradox & Greenblatt, Attorneys at Law’
-->By Kevin J. Anderson.
Read by J.C. Hutchins (of the 7th Son podcast novels)
“The man talked a mile a minute in a thin, squeaky voice; even if he hadn’t been panicked, it probably would have sounded unpleasant. “All I did was try to stop him from buying her some deep-fried artichoke hearts. How could that be construed as attempted murder? They can’t pin anything on me, can they? Why would they think I was trying to kill anybody?”
“Maybe you’d better tell me, Mr. . . . uh?”
“Hendergast. Lionel Hendergast. And I read the terms of the contract very carefully before we went back in time. It didn’t say anything about deep-fried artichoke hearts.”
Rated R. Contains some profanity and explicit sexual imagery.
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The Rookie by Scott Sigler
