In which the main character and Tink reach Haven, find an Inn and get a room, have a good night’s sleep, eat breakfast, and take a bath before washing the dishes.
Also includes the promo for Quarter Share, by Nathan Lowell – the first Podiobook in a series of SciFi books you may enjoy.
The first two poems from Worth 1k — Volume 2. I tried to do a bit of stereo effect to clarify some of the structure of the poem on the page (see this preview of the poem to get an idea), and I think the MP3 compression caused a bit of weirdness. For the best effect, I recommend buying the book (it’s only $9.99) and reading the poetry from the page – though I may someday release an audioCD version of the poetry book, which would not have MP3 compression weirdness. Feel free to leave feedback in the comments.
In which Sally and Ariadne discuss the main character’s disappearance, and in which he convinces Tink to leave Never-never Land with him, soon after which they happen upon the villages of Titana and Old Titana, meeting an amicable Titan along the way.
This week’s mid-week episode contains two poems (no, not the first two in the book) from Worth 1k — Volume 2. I picked them because the first is about the differences between Volume 1 and Volume 2, and the second relates to the late nights I’ve been having, lately. I think I’m going to do a couple more poems here, and then Forget What You Can’t Remember will begin, and I’m thinking of doing something different with that.
Almost definitely, something different will include posting the final episode of Lost and Not Found on the Modern Evil Podcast several days before it hits Podiobooks.com. Just a few more weeks, now!
In which the main character, remembering the first time he’d met Peter Pan, steps out of a plane in mid-air… and then in which he returns to Never-never Land for an emotional reunion with Tink.
I think this is my favorite episode of Lost and Not Found so far, though perhaps because I got to do voices for it. Although it added a lot more time to the recording and editing, I really like the way Peter and Tink’s performances came out in the end.
This short story, from the upcoming collection More Lost Memories, may not make a lot of sense. It has a lot of made-up words (actually no: It has the names of a lot of nations and species that only exist in the universe of these books; nothing but proper nouns have been invented for this one), plus it’s dealing with complex rights issues that don’t apply to you (so you might not be interested enough to care enough to try to understand them), and despite being only about 20 minutes in length it has three breaks each representing several months’ time passage.
Please remember that this may not be the final version of the story. This is something I wrote for NaNoWriMo within the last two weeks, and have spent roughly no time editing. If you have questions or suggestions, please comment!
In which the main character faces harsh criticism from the other people in his local writing group for the somewhat controversial content of his novel, following which he decides once again to set aside his novel in progress and go in a new direction.