Podcasts about burning fields

Help keep our podcast going by contributing to our Patreon! During the ancient Roman Republic and into the Empire, there was a place all the fabulously wealthy went. An escape from the real world. A place where they could unleash all their most hedonistic and murderous urges. That place was Baiae. Baiae was the playground of Rome's rich and infamous, whose baths alone were the size of palaces. It had many secrets—but perhaps the most deadly was that the entire city was built on a supervolcano. Long before Baiae was built, the ancients called this region “the Burning Fields.” The caldera breathes out, and worlds end in fire. It breathes in, and an entire city sinks beneath the waves. This week, Julius Caesar (THAT Julius Caesar) joins us to walk the drowned streets of Baiae—and pull back the curtain on a secret world of sin. Sponsors and Advertising This podcast is a member of Airwave Media podcast network. Want to advertise on our show? Please direct advertising inquiries to advertising@airwavemedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alli Sinclair's books are recommended for readers of Kate Quinn and Judy Nunn and that tells you a lot about the sort of stories they are – dual timeline family stories unravelling long buried secrets.  Her latest book, The Codebreakers, takes that scenario one step further. It deals with national as well as personal secrets and tells the story of the cypher-breaking Australian women who staffed Central Bureau Intelligence – the equivalent of Bletchley Park in London. Hi there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler, and in Binge Reading today Alli talks about her passion for stories about strong women defying society's expectations, and her exciting new film projects with an LA based collaborator. We've got three eBook copies of The Codebreakers to give away to three lucky readers in our Loving You romance promo. Enter the draw on our website www.thejoysofbingereading.com or on our Facebook Binge Reading page. Enter the draw to win a copy of The Codebreakers. ENTER THE DRAW Don't forget to check out Alli's answers to the five quickfire questions in our Patreon exclusive content on the Binge Reading on Patreon page. As regular listeners will know, we very recently launched Binge Reading on Patreon for those of you who like to hear exclusive fun content about our authors and the show, for a small contribution to costs – as little as a cup of coffee a month. SUPPORT BINGE READING ON PATREON Your contribution to Patreon helps defray my costs in hosting and producing the show, but the time I devote to researching and recording the podcasts is still all free. Check it out on www.patreon.com/thejoysofbingereading and join in the Behind-The-Scenes fun. Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: The long road Alli had to her first publicationAlli's collaboration with a Los Angeles film makerHow the pandemic spoiled a wonderful writer's programmeA Romeo and Juliet story in Queensland cane fieldsThe book at the top of her list for years nowWhat she'd do differently second time around Where to find Alli Sinclair:  Website:  https://allisinclairauthor.wordpress.com/ Facebook: @allisinclairauthor Instagram: @alli_sinclair What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. But now, here's Alli. Jenny Wheeler: Hello there Alli, and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us. Alli Sinclair: Hi Jenny. Thank you so much for having me along. Introducing author Alli Sinclair Author Alli Sinclair - Dual time line stories with lots of secrets Jenny Wheeler: The Codebreakers, which is your latest novel, is like an Australian version of the Bletchley Park story. It's the story of the work of the women who worked in the so-called Central Bureau in Australia during the Second World War. I had never even realized that this bureau existed. How did you come across the story? Alli Sinclair: I had written a book called Burning Fields which came out in 2018, and I had my main character working for the Australian Women's Army service in Brisbane. I didn't really touch much on that because the story was set post-war, but I liked the idea of exploring what it was like for women working for the war effort in Australia. I jumped on the old Google and put in Women World War Two, Australian Women's Army Service Australia, and this very tiny article popped up about Central Bureau. It mentioned that it was Australia's elite signals intelligence organization and had been kept a secret for decades. I had never heard of this. The research went crazy and it took me quite a while to uncover the information, but as soon as I discovered this story, there was no way I was letting go. Jenny Wheeler: That's absolutely right. The researching of it must have been pretty difficult because we're coming to the point where although there could be written memoirs,

What were the conditions at Saybrook Fort? What did Edward Gibbon think about Saybrook and Lion Gardiner? Who were Thomas Hurlbut, Thomas Ramble, and Arthur Branch? What roles did they play in the Battle of the Burning Fields? These questions and more will be answered in this episode of History Comes Alive! Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

Michael Moreci is a bestselling comics author and novelist. In the horror genre, he's the author of three critically-acclaimed original series: Curse, Burning Fields, and, most recently, The Plot, which was one of the best-selling comics of 2019 and has landed on countless “best of the year” lists.

Alli Sinclair is a multi-award winning Geelong-based author of six novels, a film-writer, documentary producer, writing teacher and passionate world traveller. With novel titles that include "Under the Spanish Stars", "Burning Fields" and "The Cinema At Starlight Creek" to name a few, Alli has written her way into the hearts and minds of her readers with strong, inspirational female characters who push boundaries and defy expectations of them.Her brand new title "The Codebreakers", released by HarperCollins in Australia and New Zealand on 3 March, is a remarkable novel inspired by true-life events that occurred during World War II.An excellent, thoroughly illuminating read that I highly recommend.I was delighted to welcome Alli to the podcast recently.

Want to see a different part of Japan that’s not talked about much? In our continued side-trip series of podcast episodes, we venture down to the southern island of Kyushu! We venture out of the theme parks into a different part of Japan. Especially, if you’re a fan of the massively popular anime, Attack on Titan. The author of the original manga, Hajime Isayama, is from Oita, Japan, in Kyushu (southern part of Japan). There are a number of things to do in Hita for fans of the anime. https://shingeki-hita.com/ Trish also talks about the different thermal pools and even the Burning Fields where Mount Yufu is set on fire! Yes, fire. http://oitaisan.com/english/heritage/burning-fields-and-grasslands-in-the-southern-foothills-of-mount-yufu/https://www.discover-oita.com/ This is a place in Japan that needs to be on your list for your next trip! Support the Podcast & Website Make your trip planning to Tokyo Disney Resort & Universal Studios Japan with our premium ebook travel guides! If you want to plan a stress-free vacation, then these are a must. Buy your park tickets through Klook and save $4USD off your first order (with a minimum of $50 USD) with code KLKTDREX. Any purchases made through our affiliate links helps keep us going and doesn't cost you anything extra. Thank you so much for listening and remember to rate and subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher! If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love it if you could support us on Patreon. Once we reach our goal of $500, we will record an extra 30-minute episode per month where we just answer your questions! Even $1 a month will help us immensely.

Want to see a different part of Japan that’s not talked about much? In our continued side-trip series of podcast episodes, we venture down to the southern island of Kyushu! We venture out of the theme parks into a different part of Japan. Especially, if you’re a fan of the massively popular anime, Attack on Titan. The author of the original manga, Hajime Isayama, is from Oita, Japan, in Kyushu (southern part of Japan). There are a number of things to do in Hita for fans of the anime. https://shingeki-hita.com/ Trish also talks about the different thermal pools and even the Burning Fields where Mount Yufu is set on fire! Yes, fire. This is a place in Japan that needs to be on your list for your next trip! The post Experiencing Attack on Titan in Oita, Japan – Episode 210 appeared first on TDR Explorer.

This week the pod talks to not one but two amazing writers! First up Vince and Dan talk to the writer behind the awesome 'Wasted Space' and 'The Plot', Michael Moreci, on his work, favoured genres and more. Also Tony managed to get an update on Space Warp with the mighty Pat Mills. Plus there's fantastic indie book recommendations and more! Great stuff to check out this week - Michael Moreci, The Plot, Wasted Space, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Curse, Burning Fields, Hexagon, Archangel 8, Pat Mills, Space Warp, Slasher, Acceptable Losses, Alienated CLICK HERE TO GET COPIES OF OUR ANTHOLOGY - AWESOME COMICS Join the discussion today at our facebook group Awesome Comics Talk Check out the folks who sponsor this lil show - the mighty folks at Comichaus! If you love our Intro/Outro music, then check out the brilliant Chad Fifer and more of his musical badassery at www.chadfifer.bandcamp.com  Let us know what you think! Email: awesomecomicspod@gmail.com 

This week’s guest is Michael Moreci, the co-writer of The Plot, coming soon from Vault Comics.  Michael wrote this with Tim Daniel as part of Vault’s new annual horror imprint, Nightfall. I got a look at the first issue and it’s pretty awesome.  There’s already some great buzz about it too so be sure to check it out when the first issue debuts on September 25th. I’ve followed Michael’s career for some time.  He first popped up on my radar with Hoax Hunters, a series he co-wrote with Steve Seeley a few years ago.  Since then he’s played in the sci-fi / horror space with some great titles like Roche Limit, Burning Fields, and a personal favorite, Curse.   Michael can be found at his official website, MichaelPMoreci.com.  Be sure to sign up for his email newsletter too. He’s also on Twitter and Instagram as @MichaelMoreci. CONTACT: Email | Twitter SUBSCRIBE: RSS | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher Music by Eric Matyas (www.soundimage.org)

1948 The world is struggling to regain a sense of balance after the devastation of World War II, and the sugar cane-growing community of Piri River in northern Queensland is no exception. Rosie Stanton finds it difficult to return to the family farm after years working for the Australian Women's Army Service. Reminders are everywhere of the brothers she lost in the war and she is unable to understand her father's contempt for Italians, especially the Conti family next door. When her father takes ill, Rosie challenges tradition by managing the farm, but outside influences are determined to see her fail. When a long-hidden family secret is discovered and Tomas's mysterious past is revealed, everything Rosie believes is shattered. Will she risk all to rebuild her family or will she lose the only man she's ever loved?Continue reading

Australian romance authors are taking on the world with their novels. Hot on the heels of Natasha Lester’s success with The Paris Seamstress, Alli Sinclair’s latest novel, Burning Fields, will be available worldwide in November. Burning Fields is an historical novel set in my part of the world, Far North Queensland, and is touted as an Australian historical with an Italian influence. During our conversation we chat about the following: women’s experiences during WW2 and beyond the role of women in history researching historical fiction in Australia what a romance novel is and what it isn’t exploring the Australian landscape and the potential for stories the benefits of writing communities, festivals and friendships women’s perspectives on life and writing Alli’s next book Writers Retreats, especially those at sea the German book market and international translations Sinclair’s fourth novel was released in Oz and New Zealand in June and the author is busy on the launch trail here in Queensland as I write this. Even more exciting is her Writers At Sea Retreat to New Caledonia with TM Clark, from 30 August to 7 September, 2018. You can find out more about Alli Sinclair, her books and her retreat https://allisinclairauthor.wordpress.com/ (here.)  

Alli Sinclair has set 'Burning Fields' in the sugar cane area of northern Queensland in 1945 with a character, Rosie, who wants to rebuild her family without losing the man she loves.  Moreno Giovannoni takes us into the unique atmosphere of rural Tuscany in his collection of tales 'The Fireflies of Autumn'.

Comic writer Michael Moreci (Roche Limit, Burning Fields) joins the show this week for a doozy of an episode, as the pair dives deep into Moreci's work, the comic industry, and...Star Wars? That's right. The pair talks about what's next for his sci-fi book Roche Limit, how film influences his writing, how to get and keep the attention of comic readers and retailers, the importance of being different in an increasingly large industry, personal branding, the struggle of quality of work versus name recognition when it comes to sales, sales vs. internet hype, why he and a bunch of collaborators made their own Star Wars comics, and then they close with a spoiler-rific discussion about Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It's a big talk, but an entertaining and interesting one.

  The pre-comics conversation focuses mainly on Doc Thirst's emotional breakup with his comic shop, as the Graphic Novice team guts out a 53rd episode with VF half in the bag on cold medicine.   The "Rapid-Fire Review" segment reviews some of the books released February 18, 2015, including Crossed Badlands #72, Burning Fields #2, Plunder #1, Batgirl #39, Batman Eternal #46, Teen Titans #7, Tooth and Claw #4, Bitch Planet #3, Deadly Class #11, Lazarus #15, Manifest Destiny #13, Secret Identities #1, All-New Captain America #4, Legendary Star-Lord #9, Nova #27, Uncanny X-Men #31, Grimm Tales of Terror #8, and Lady Mechanika.   Our review of The Walking Dead Volume 16 – A Larger World has been released as a separate stand-alone podcast episode for your listening enjoyment (please see Episode 53.1).   As always, we look ahead to the following week and look at some of the books we’ll be reading after February 28. Thanks a bunch for listening.  

- Ei8ht #1. Mike Johnson y Rafael Albuquerque. (Dark Horse). - Mandrake the Magician #1. Roger Langridge y Jeremy Treece. (Dynamite). - Secret Identities #1 Jay Faerber/Brian Joines y Ilias Kyriazis. (Image). - Silk #1. Robbie Thomson y Stacey Lee. (Marvel). - Burning Fields #2. Michael Moreci, Tim Daniel y Colin Lorimer. (Boom!). - Reyn #2. Keal Simons y Nate Stockman. (Image). Pequeña review de: - Ivar, Timewalker #2. Fred Van Lente y Clayton Henry (Valiant).

- Ei8ht #1. Mike Johnson y Rafael Albuquerque. (Dark Horse). - Mandrake the Magician #1. Roger Langridge y Jeremy Treece. (Dynamite). - Secret Identities #1 Jay Faerber/Brian Joines y Ilias Kyriazis. (Image). - Silk #1. Robbie Thomson y Stacey Lee. (Marvel). - Burning Fields #2. Michael Moreci, Tim Daniel y Colin Lorimer. (Boom!). - Reyn #2. Keal Simons y Nate Stockman. (Image). Pequeña review de: - Ivar, Timewalker #2. Fred Van Lente y Clayton Henry (Valiant).

After exactly 31 minutes of talking about the music of our past, a Joanne from VF's past, pressing episode 50 to vinyl, hockey, and the old workplace grind, we finally get to our debut of the "Comic News" bumper, featuring a notable increase in "Creed". We try to avoid talking about Marvel's upcoming "Secret Wars" by discussing the trailer for the new Fantastic Four movie being released in the spring of 2015.  But, much like moths to a porch light, we eventually get back Secret Wars, but attempt to put a slightly more positive spin on it, as compared to last episode. In our review of the comics we read over the past week (a segment we like to call, "Rapid-Fire Review) we look at Crossed + One Hundred #2, Burning Fields #1, Batman Eternal #42, Batman And Robin #38, Teen Titans #6, Tooth & Claw #3, Rumble #2, Spread #5, Wicked + The Divine #7, All-New X-Factor #20, All-New X-Men #35, Amazing Spider-Man #13, Fantastic Four #642, and Superior Iron-Man #4. In a very special surprise segment, we catch Green Up's Ryan Beagley on the road to discuss his latest podcast, and give him a chance to pay us compliments. As always, we wrap things up with a look towards the books about to be released (January 28, 2015). Its a long and often completely off-topic episode of Graphic Novice...  just like all the other episodes of Graphic Novice. Thanks for listening!

In this issue, Marvel announces they are ending all their universes. It seems like a pretty extreme way to get rid of Spider Island, but who are we to judge? THEN it’s Melbourne Comics Quarterly, Burning Fields, Millennium, Reyn and more in What We’ve Been Reading. PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: AWKWOOD by Jase Harper (Milk … Continue reading

- Burning Fields #1. Michael Moreci, Tim Daniel y Colin Lorimer. (Boom!). - Ivar, Timewalker #1. Fred Van Lente y Clayton Henry. (Valiant). - Millennium #1. Joe Harris y Colin Lorimer. (IDW). - Reyn #1. Kel Symons y Nate Stockman. (Image). - The Valiant #1 y #2 (de 4). Jeff Lemire, Matt Kindt y Paolo Rivera. (Valiant). - Rumble #2. John Arcudi, James Harren y Dave Stewart. (Image).

- Burning Fields #1. Michael Moreci, Tim Daniel y Colin Lorimer. (Boom!). - Ivar, Timewalker #1. Fred Van Lente y Clayton Henry. (Valiant). - Millennium #1. Joe Harris y Colin Lorimer. (IDW). - Reyn #1. Kel Symons y Nate Stockman. (Image). - The Valiant #1 y #2 (de 4). Jeff Lemire, Matt Kindt y Paolo Rivera. (Valiant). - Rumble #2. John Arcudi, James Harren y Dave Stewart. (Image).

NEWS/TALK: Mini-episodes are back! Dan reviews books released on January 21, 2015: IVAR, TIMEWALKER #1, BURNING FIELDS #1, and REYN #1. WHERE TO FIND US: Comic Book Pitt is part of the SORGATRON MEDIA NETWORKEMAIL: comicbookpitt@gmail.comCALL: 412-450-0227FACEBOOK: facebook.com/comicbookpittTWITTER: @comicbookpittINSTAGRAM: @comicbookpitt

Welcome back to the show! This episode we're joined by the writing team of Tim Daniel and Michael Moreci to talk about their new 8-issue series - BURNING FIELDS. BURNING FIELDS #1 hits shelves Jan 21. You can check out preview pages here at the site. Be sure to follow Tim (@enormouscomic) and Michael (@MichaelMoreci) on Twitter and let them know what you thought of this first issue! Enjoy! Contact info:Web Site: www.boomaddiction.comEmail Address: comicbookaddict@gmail.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/boomaddictionChris: www.twitter.com/chrispartinEd: www.twitter.com/TealProductions Music: "Outside" by Foo Fighters

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