Showing posts with label book podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book podcast. Show all posts

9/26/2010

News for September 26th 2010

An interview with Donita K. Paul, in which she talks about her new books:
http://www.christian-fiction-book-reviews.com/

At Speculative Faith, E. Stephen Burnett talks about real magic and fantasy:
http://www.speculativefaith.com/2010/09/magic-fantasy-a-christian-worldview/

And a follow-up from Rebecca LuElla Miller:
http://rebeccaluellamiller.wordpress.com/2010/09/21/standing-up-for-magic/

Scott Roche and Zach Ricks, two of the founders of Flying Island Press, have a podcast interview at 
http://deadrobotssociety.com/2010/09/23/episode-145-piloting-the-flagship-of-flying-island-press/
(starts at 09:40)

Got an ereader? Two LGG member books are now available in multiple formats:
The Muse by Fred Warren
Alpha Redemption by P.A. Baines

8/26/2007

Podcast: The Agent

The Light at the Edge of Darkness Podcast Radio Theater is pleased to present, "The Agent" the story of a young writer who gets the break of a lifetime only to find out the Devil is in the details. You can purchase the Light at the Edge of Darkness here or Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, CBD.com, or fine bookstores everywhere.

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8/06/2007

Edge of the Water

In the latest episode of the Light at the Edge of Darkness podcast, we performed Karen McSpadden's Edge of the Water. It's the story of a woman driven to the edge of despair. Can love bring her back? Find out on the Light at the Edge of Darkness podcast.

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6/24/2007

The Lost Genre Guild Radio Theater Presents: Guilty

This weekend, we were pleased to present Daniel Weaver's story from the Light at the Edge of Darkness book, "Guilt." in which a hunted man and his hunter face their guilt in a house of horrors.

The story was challenging on many levels, but Dan carried the day as the lead character and narrator, with a nice supporting group including Andrea Graham, V.B. Tenary (whose story we'll be doing next week), Cynthia McKinnon, and myself. Thanks to Frank Creed, we had our best question period ever. Good work to all.

Based on the fun and success we've had so far, the series is now expected to run for 15 episodes. Thanks for your support. Good job everyone. Next up: July 1st, "Adino" by V.B. Tenary.

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