What happens when a horror book becomes a little too real? Check this out!
Get the book. Follow the clues. Pray you’ll still be able to sleep at night.
Finally got some time to record a few demos. Go ahead and click the Demos tab up top to listen in.
If you’ve got VO work you need done (paying or otherwise), let me know! I’d love to get some more credits to my name.
Wow. P.G. Holyfield’s podiobook novel, Murder at Avedon Hill has finally wrapped. Seems like years…oh wait.
I did want to take a moment and comment/compliment P.G. on the triumph of pulling off, not only a great book, but the herculean effort of collecting and editing over fifty different voice actors for the novel. If you haven’t yet read it, get your butt over to Podiobooks.com and subscribe. Or better yet, get yourself a print copy of the book. Holyfield has created a rich and living world that I hope to see continue for years to come.
I can honestly point to MaAH as one of the inspirations in getting, not only hooked on Podiobooks, but in starting my own book. So, that means, when I’m up at 2 in morning fiddling with text, audio, microphones, and a cranky computer, I can earnestly and without hesitation scream at the top of my lungs: DAMN YOU HOLYFIELD!
Being half-done with the book seems to be making me jumpy and anxious to break out the microphone and Audacity.
Check out the AUDIO VERSION of Chapter One of Embarkation. That’s right boys and girls, a first pass at an audio version of the book.
That’s right ladies and germs, we’ve broken the half-way mark on our journey to a finished novel.
There’s hope for this bad boy yet!
Get behind the scenes of the Podiobook process with Seth Harwood. Seth’s book, Jack Wakes Up, makes it’s big debut tomorrow on Amazon.com.
Got my rewrite for Chapter One up on a separate page where it will get updated from time to time.
There’s also a standalone page for the book series. Click the “Crystal Tech” tab up top. Enjoy!
OK, I hit a streak there for a while, now I’m slacking. I want to push through it and get up to 30K in the next couple of weeks, but work and home keep conspiring to keep me away from the keyboard.
Anyone out there have any good tips to get yourself focused? Music? Environment? Anything?
On the upside, I have an improv perfomance this weekend. Always good to be in front of an audiance.
Got it, with a day to spare. I wonder if I can keep this pace up for a few more weeks. At this rate, I’ll be done by late May. Damn.
I like this idea. I like it a lot. The story’s really shaping up now with some great characters and some fantastic action.
Trying to get to 20,000 words this week. Already put down 2000 on Monday (and finished Chapter Five). Going on to Chapter Six (the history of the Aurnia Cliona, which is pretty cool). Time willing, I’ll go back and doctor up Chapter One enough to practice recording.
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