Podcast appearances and mentions of seth harwood

Wrap-up for The Immortal Game, featuring a short interview with fellow crime writer and podcaster Seth Harwood.Support the show _______ Listen, subscribe, rate, review: Apple Podcasts Other players Follow me on Mastodon.social.Subscribe to my newsletter.

On the whereabouts of Philboyd Studge III and your friendly podcaster Seth Harwood

On the whereabouts of Philboyd Studge III and your friendly podcaster Seth Harwood

Seth Harwood #2 - Take a walk with me down Fascination Street as I get to know author Seth Harwood SOME MORE! This is Seth's SECOND appearance on FSP. In this episode we get caught up since our last conversation. We also chat about his new book THE MALTESE JORDANS which is out now! This book sees a private detective of sorts stumble upon The Holy Grail of sneakers, a pair of shoes that NBA legend wore in a private game he played for a KING in order to pay off a HUUUGE debt. Besides being a giant thrill ride from cover to cover; this book delves into skeaker culture like no book before it. Not only will you have a super fun read, but you will also learn A LOT anout sneakers, Jordans, and how important these are to millions!Follow Seth on social media:Twit: @SethHarwoodInsta: @SethHarwoodFB: Seth HarwoodVisit Seth's website: SethHarwood.comBecome a Seth Harwood Patreon: Patreon.com/SethHarwoodCheck out THE MALTESE JORDANS: https://amzn.to/2I3fjq9

Hey y'all! Last episode we dropped a review of Seth Harwood's latest joint The Maltese Jordans. This time around, Seth agreed to come back on and talk sneakers, Jack Palms, Patreon, and lots more. Be sure to head over to Seth's Patreon and subscribe to get tons of excellent content!

Hey y'all! Last episode we dropped a review of Seth Harwood's latest joint The Maltese Jordans. This time around, Seth agreed to come back on and talk sneakers, Jack Palms, Patreon, and lots more. Be sure to head over to Seth's Patreon and subscribe to get tons of excellent content!

Awwwww he got the velcro! Hey patrons, check out our review of Seth Harwood's latest Jack Palms book The Maltese Jordans! It's a fun detective story that dives into the world of sneaker collectors and explores the scoops and scandals of basketball in the mid-nineties. 

Awwwww he got the velcro! Hey patrons, check out our review of Seth Harwood's latest Jack Palms book The Maltese Jordans! It's a fun detective story that dives into the world of sneaker collectors and explores the scoops and scandals of basketball in the mid-nineties. 

The fine folks of the Booked. Podcast were nice enough to have me on for a far-ranging conversation about: GI Joes, Publishing, the urge to write and where it comes from, podcasting history, reading, and much more.  

The fine folks of the Booked. Podcast were nice enough to have me on for a far-ranging conversation about: GI Joes, Publishing, the urge to write and where it comes from, podcasting history, reading, and much more.  

Here's my 2013 story “To the Bone” for your ears.This audio first appeared on CrimeWAV with guest host Mark L. Berry–my boy! Thanks, Mark!“To the Bone” was first published in The Booked. Anthology back in 2013. Thanks much to the Booked. Podcast guys, who’re also on Patreon here.

Here's my 2013 story “To the Bone” for your ears.This audio first appeared on CrimeWAV with guest host Mark L. Berry–my boy! Thanks, Mark!“To the Bone” was first published in The Booked. Anthology back in 2013. Thanks much to the Booked. Podcast guys, who’re also on Patreon here.

Steve Dave and Alex Hernandez host to talk about my recent connection with the real residents of the Young Junius towersthe genesis and depth of my recent obsession with Jordans --Revealed!a proper consideration of Patreon post pace and contentand much, much more!

Steve Dave and Alex Hernandez host to talk about my recent connection with the real residents of the Young Junius towersthe genesis and depth of my recent obsession with Jordans --Revealed!a proper consideration of Patreon post pace and contentand much, much more!

Seth Harwood - Author & Alex Hernandez - Podcaster (Finding Stax)Hey guys. This is an episode where my good friend Alex Hernandez (from the Finding Stax podcast) and I interview one of my all time favorite authors; Seth Harwood. We talk about his career, sneaker heads, and Seth's newest project at patreon.com/sethharwoodFollow Seth on social media:Twit: @SethHarwoodInsta: @SethHarwoodFB: Seth Harwood

Debbi Mack interviews crime fiction author Seth Harwood on the Crime Cafe podcast. The transcript is below, if you'd like to read it. Debbi: Hi, everyone this is the Crime Cafe, your podcasting source of great crime, suspense and thriller writing. I'm your host Debbi Mack. Before I introduce my guest, I'd like to remind you that The Crime Cafe 9 Book Set is available as well as The Crime Cafe Short Story Anthology. They're both available online on all major online retailers for $1.99 for the boxed set and $0.99 for the anthology, which is a real deal. Just go to debbimack.com and click on either Crime Cafe or my book link to find the Crime Cafe buy links. Now, having said that I am very pleased to introduce the author that I once called the ‘Golden God of Marketing', Seth Harwood. Hey man, how you doing? Seth: Hi, thanks for having me on. Debbi: I am so happy to have you on. I've admired your business savvy and your writing for years, and I gotta say it seems like a million years ago that I first heard about Jack Wakes Up. But I had no idea that you had serialized it as a podcast before publishing. So see—you were way ahead of the curve on all of us. When did you start the podcast? Seth: I started it in 2006 in the summer. I had been a big fan of audiobooks and so I saw that the way that I could put this book out was to put it out as audio in a way that people could get it on the web and interact with it. And that seemed to make so much more sense than putting it on the web as text. So there were guys like Scott Sigler and Tee Morris and a few others at a website called Podiobooks and they were ahead of me, but it was still like very early stuff. I mean you know it's years before something like Serial comes along and people really know what a podcast is. But what we were doing was serializing our books as podcasts. So I did it Jack Wakes Up, I started and then I really found an audience that I could connect to. And I feel like for so long as a writer, that's what I had been looking for and even having gone past that to get books published by big presses, small presses, all different kinds of presses; that interaction with readers, that feeling of I knew people were waiting for my stuff to come out each week. I knew that they were invested in the story and I would hear from them. That level of interaction—that was the best thing ever really. And so you know it was great that I did that and my goal at the time was to get enough of an audience so that publishers would take me more seriously and publish me. And looking back on it now, what I was doing then was even better than working with publishers. And so now I'm going back to that, and I think you've done a lot of self-publishing, other guys have done self-publishing and you know just to find a way to sort of work with the audience directly; I think that's the best thing that we can do. But the rest of the story, yeah, and you probably know more about that than I do. But the rest of the story is that I did like five or six books as serialized audiobooks, podcasts. I put them all out for free, built in audience. And then I started doing Crime Wave, which is how I met you, because I wanted to get more crime stories to that audience that I had and I wanted to help other authors get into the podcasting stuff and sort of helped get their work out there. So, yeah, it was really great and it was a very intense period of my life where from you know 2006 to about 2009, I was doing roughly a podcast a week of 30 minutes of fiction, mixing, recording, editing, putting it out, doing the web posts. And sometimes two a week when I was doing my own stuff and Crime Wave. So it was really a lot of work. Debbi: I know how much work goes into it personally of course. And so that must have been quite hectic for you writing, podcasting, all of that—to be a good time manager. Seth: It must be a good something. But what I did that was helpful was that,

S07E04 Paradise Gardens & The Maltese Jordans This week we speak with Susan I. Weinstein about her new novel Paradise Gardens and with Seth Harwood about the upcoming Jack Palms novel & audio podcast "The Maltese Jordans"! Hosts: Craig Damlo http://www.twitter.com/craigd Paul Alves http://www.twitter.com/paulthebookguy Guests: Seth Harwood Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sethharwood Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/sethharwood Susan I. Weinstein Twitter: http://twitter.com/swpubrel Book: http://www.pelekinesis.com/catalog/susanweinstein-paradisegardens.html Support Book Guys Show by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/bookguys Find out more on the Book Guys Show website. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bookguys/c7ee063d-ff76-463e-af4d-4d102d939ceb Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code bookguys for 40% off for 4 months, and support Book Guys Show.

Seth Harwood reads from his latest novel Everyone Pays at Borderlands Books, San Francisco on July 24, 2016.

Seth Harwood reads from his latest novel Everyone Pays at Borderlands Books, San Francisco on July 24, 2016.

Author, Seth Harwood, "Everyone Pays" Interview Seth Harwood is here today.  Seth, as always, is a welcome surprise!  Seth's newest book, “Everyone Pays,” is a fun, fast paced, crime, Noir, page turner and Seth admits to the good news for listeners of The Not Old Better Show, this book is a true thriller, so cover the ears of youngsters, as it's NSFMV!   Seth Harwood received an MFA in fiction from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and went on to build a large readership for his first novel, JACK WAKES UP, by serializing it as a free audiobook online. Harwood's novels and stories have been downloaded over one million times, and Seth actively engages in online and offline promotion of his writing because the publishing industry has changed so much, and Seth confirms a new, secret project!  Enjoy.

Seth Harwood reads from Everyone Pays at Noir @ Bar event in Boston on 5/12/16 at Trident Books, Newbury St.

Seth Harwood reads from Everyone Pays at Noir @ Bar event in Boston on 5/12/16 at Trident Books, Newbury St.

Seth Harwood reads from EVERYONE PAYS in NYC at the Mysterious Bookshop. 5/6/16 Buy now or review on Amazon

Seth Harwood reads from EVERYONE PAYS in NYC at the Mysterious Bookshop. 5/6/16 Buy now or review on Amazon

More fiction this month comes from "Yer boy" Seth Harwood himself. He reads his new story "To the Bone" straight from the Booked. Anthology. (Strange punctuation and all!)

More fiction this month comes from "Yer boy" Seth Harwood himself. He reads his new story "To the Bone" straight from the Booked. Anthology. (Strange punctuation and all!)

  Not much going on as far as playing tournaments as the weather gets colder here in Emporia, Kansas but we still have plenty to talk about on this episode of the Disc Golf Answer Man.   Bobby interviewed Patrick McCormick who has recently published the book, Zen and Art of Disc Golf. In this book Patrick uses disc golf as the back drop for navigating through the ups and downs of life. If you are interested in learning more about Patrick and his new book head over to ZenDiscGolf.com and order a copy.    Thanks again to Seth Harwood for creating this sweet "Disc Wars" poster of Eric, Denise Cameron, and Bobby. We have it posted at Dynamic Distribution and everyone that sees things it is really likes it. 

Episode 36 - This is the Q & A Episode. Questions and comments from fellow podcasters Seth Harwood, Mike Bennett, Kenn Crawford; my fellow readers Alison Leston and Christopher Madden; numerous collaborative musicians who brought the companion songs of this audiobook to life; as well as listeners from near and far. I hope you liked my audiobook novel, and please check out my website: http://marklberry.com or send me an e-mail mark@marklberry.com Huge thanks to Evo and Podiobooks.com

We are joined by the author of the Jack Palms series himself, Seth Harwood to talk about the Jack Palms series, as well as his new In Broad Daylight novel (currently available as a free downloadable podcast on iTunes!) We are also joined by 13 year old author Spencer Brokaw (pictured on our album art this week), author of The Impenetrable Spy, a novel he started writing when he was 10 years old, and published when he was 12. Your Hosts: Paul Alves, Sir Jimmy. Guests: Seth Harwood, Spencer Brokaw Visit Seth Harwood's Web Site and check out In Broad Daylight Visit Spencer Brokaw's Web Site Published On April 22nd, 2012 Support Book Guys Show by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/bookguys Find out more on the Book Guys Show website. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bookguys/178deaee-48fb-4d42-be67-267227c19630 Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code bookguys for 40% off for 4 months, and support Book Guys Show.

Live Reading: Pinkney Benedict and Seth Harwood

Live Reading: Pinkney Benedict and Seth Harwood

Fisher Cat, by Seth Harwood. Be sure and check out Seth’s crime fiction on his web site, sethharwood.com, or on Podiobooks.com.

This week we discuss the latest Sasha Jackson Mystery (The Lies Have It by Jill Edmondson), Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood audio book, a few podcasts, Margaret Atwood, the new streaming audio book service AudioBooks.Com and more! Cover: Jill Edmonson Visit BookGuys.Ca our home page!Published On Jan 30th, 2012 Find out more on the Book Guys Show website. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bookguys/8e5b13d5-fcec-4902-b93c-d86649f8d9bb

This week we discuss The Big Meat App, This American Life Podcast, Broad Daylight by Seth Harwood and more! Your hosts: Greg Otte, Jim Philips, Chris Jagr, Paul Alves Join us at http://www.bookguys.ca Try audible for free at http://www.audibletrial.com/bookguysPublished On Jan 9 2012 Find out more on the Book Guys Show website. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bookguys/3b9593e6-b86d-4a0d-bf52-5e948e7a5796

Awwww snap! Check out our brand-new show, GuestGoods. We’re gearing up complete website revision, which we plan to launch before 2012 hits, and we thought it was high time to dish out some of the changes a little early (You see that freshy fresh icon over there? A little taste of things to come. Oh, yeah, you know you can’t wait.) What is GuestGoods?  There are a ton of creative innovators out there, and we think it’s cool to share things that Junkies might dig. We’re approaching it from the “If you like Scott’s stuff, you might like this” perspective. We keep this show short! It’s a three-question interview show, and the questions are the same for everyone. Questions are simple: 1) What’s your hot new thing? 2) What’s in it for the Junkies? 3) Where can they find out more? In this episode: We launch the three-question assualt at fellow Junkie Seth Harwood.Seth’s been quite busy over at sethharwood.com, dropping a brand-new podcast called IN BROAD DAYLIGHT, which he’ll tell you all about. He’s also running a Kickstarter campaign to produce killer crime-fiction eBooks. Seth is a hard-workin’ mo-fo, so give him a couple of minutes and — of course — let us know what you think about this show and this format!

Seth Harwood and Jay Stringer chat it up. Check out the book: YOUNG JUNIUSAS ALWAYS:You can get the FREE podcast by1. Right-clicking on the title up there at the top (or, if you have one of those Apple computers, whatever you people do)2. Visiting the iTunes music storeor3. Visiting the Feedburner pageor4. Click here

SEASON 2, EPISODE 2This week top-shelf author REED FARREL COLEMAN stopped by DSD HQ to chat with Jay Stringer about the new book and more.INNOCENT MONSTER from Tyrus Books:Seven years have passed since the brutal murder that tore Moe Prager’s family apart and six years since Moe brushed the dust off his PI license. But when his estranged daughter Sarah comes to him with a request he cannot refuse, Moe takes a deep breath and plunges back into the icy, opaque waters of secrets and lies. Sashi Bluntstone, an eleven-year-old art prodigy and daughter of Sarah’s dearest childhood friend, has been abducted. Three weeks into the investigation, the cops have gotten nowhere and the parents have gotten desperate. Desperation, the door through which Moe Prager always enters, swings wide open. Just as in Sashi’s paintings, there’s much more to the case than one can see at a glance. With the help of an ex-football star, Moe stumbles around the fringes of the New York art scene, trying to get a handle on where the art stops and the commerce begins. Much to Moe’s surprise and disgust, he discovers that Sashi is, on the one hand, revered as a cash cow and, on the other, reviled as a fraud and a joke. Suspects abound beyond the usual predators and pedophiles, for it is those closest to Sashi in life that have the most to gain from her death. Cruel ironies lurk around every corner, beneath every painting, and behind every door. Almost nothing is what it seems.Innocent Monster is a book of children and parents, of lives lost and found. It is a variation on the theme of good and evil, each often wearing the other’s disguise. Beware the innocent monster for it need not hide itself and it lives closely among us: sometimes as close as the mirror...Praise for Innocent Monster"Sashi Bluntstone, the 11-year-old Next New Thing on the New York art scene, has been abducted, and Moe Prager—former NYPD cop and former PI—is asked by his estranged daughter, Sarah, to join the search. He expects only tragedy; Sashi has already been missing for three weeks, and he hasn’t been a PI for seven years. Now a well-to-do wine merchant, Moe agrees, primarily to attempt to restore his relationship with Sarah. He quickly learns that nothing increases the value of paintings faster than the death of the painter. Suspects abound: wealthy, self-important collectors; greedy gallery owners; odious rival artists; even the victim's parents. But Moe abides. This sixth Moe Prager novel is pretty much note-perfect. Coleman's take on the art world as a den of iniquity is priceless, as is Moe himself—intelligent, street smart, and tough, especially for a sixtysomething. He’s also sophisticated, despite seeing himself as a “poor schmuck from Brooklyn.” He’s a mensch, and his bone-deep world weariness and mordant sense of humor should enthrall lovers of old-school, tough-talking, loner private eyes (think Loren D. Estleman's Amos Walker)."—Booklist (starred review)"In Shamus-winner Coleman's darkly impressive sixth Moe Prager mystery (after 2008's Empty Ever After), the retired Brooklyn PI takes on a baffling missing person case only because his estranged daughter, Sarah, begs him to help. In the three weeks since art prodigy Sashi Bluntstone, the 11-year-old daughter of Sarah's childhood friend Candy Castleman, disappeared from a walk on the beach near her Long Island home, the police have found no trace of the girl, who "skyrocketed to prominence at age four when her Abstract Expressionist paintings... began selling for tens of thousands of dollars." Prager, who encounters a host of ugly characters, including parents Max and Candy, who aren't telling all they know, and resentful painter Nathan Martyr, becomes increasingly sure that Sashi is dead, but keeps slogging along. His past as a cop, his guilt over his wife's murder, and his current career as a wine merchant make Prager a complex character well suited to handle a complex mystery."—Publishers WeeklyTOUR DATES:Oct. 7, 2010, 7-9 pmMysterious Bookshop, 58 Warren St., NYCLaunch Party for Innocent MonsterOct. 14-17, 2010Bouchercon 2010, San FranciscoOct. 15, Friday, 8.30 am: Romance to Murder panel, moderatorOct. 16, Saturday, 3 pm: Monkey is BackOct. 18, 2010, 6.30 pmMurder by the Book2342 Bissonnet St., Houston, 713-524-8597with S.J. Rozan and Tom FranklinOct. 19, 2010, TBABookPeople603 N. Lamar, Austin TX, 512-472-5050with S.J. RozanOct. 20, 2010, TBAThe Poisoned Pen4014 N Goldwater Blvd., Suite 101, Scottsdale, Arizona, 480-947-2974with S.J. RozanNov. 5, 2010Noir Con 2010Philadelphia9-10 am: Pornography in Noir Fiction: Reed, Jay Gertzman, Christa Faust4.40-5.40 pm: Writers on Noir: Reed, Daniel Woodrell, Vicki Hendricks, Seth Harwood with Cameron AshleyNov. 7, 2010Clinton's Book Shop, 12 East Main St., Clinton, NJ, 908-735-88111-3 pmNov. 13, 2010Murder and Mayhem in MuskegoMuskego Public LibraryS73 W16663 Janesville Rd, Muskego, Wisconsin262-971-2101Nov. 15, 2010Once Upon a Crime Minneapolis, MinnesotaThe Song O' The Podcast is "Riding on the Subway" by Jesse Malin, off the album "Fine Art of Self-Destruction," which be on ye olde itooons.AS ALWAYS:You can get the podcast by1. Right-clicking on the title up there at the top (or, if you have one of those Apple computers, whatever you people do)2. Visiting the iTunes music storeor3. Visiting the Feedburner page.

In this sixth -- six? yeah, OK -- podcast, Russel McLean, Jay Stringer, and Steve Weddle chat about Doctor Who, why men don't read, and tea.ALSO: Writers on Facebook. Where the heck is my privacy, dammit? We look at David Hewson's recent posts.Midway through the episode, Seth Harwood stops by the playground to chat about his new book, YOUNG JUNIUS.AS ALWAYS:You can get the podcast by1. Right-clicking on the title up there at the top (or, if you have one of those Apple computers, whatever you people do)2. Visiting the iTunes music storeor3. Visiting the Feedburner page.

Horror Addicts Episode# 041 Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich Intro Music by: Saints Of Ruin ---------------------------- Featured Author: HOLLIE SNIDER Featured Music: DAS GIFT Featured Movie: HEADLESS HORSEMAN, 2007 ----------------------------   ***THEME: HEADLESS HORSEMAN*** | DAS GIFT BUMPER | HH FAVS | HH QUIZ | EDWARD G. TALBOT | | GHOST OF STONE WATER PARK | BAND POLL | HEADLESS NESSMAN | | EVENTS | PODTHOLOGY INTERVIEWS | HORROR PRODIGIES & LEGENDS | | 75 WORD STORY CONTEST | HH FILM REVIEW | SAINTS OF RUIN | | PEST WEBZINE | JANE BITES BACK | JEREMIAH DONALDSON | | MELANIE NOWAK | SETH HARWOOD | NING | ROMERO | DASGIFT | | HOLLIE SNIDER STORY | LIVE INTERVIEW | COSTUME CONTEST | Full show notes available at http://www.horroraddicts.net/ ---------------------------- Emerian Rich: http://www.emzbox.com/ HA Forum: http://www.emzbox.ning.com/ Saints Of Ruin: http://www.saintsofruin.com/ Taping held live @ Quills, A Place For Writers on Second Life, 22 Gutenberg Alley, Book Island: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Book%20Island/240/192/37 Check out Costume winner~ FAYRE Check out pics at the forum! **************************** THEME: HEADLESS HORSEMAN FAVORITES!!! MOVIES: SLEEPY HOLLOW, THE HOLLOW, THE CURSE OF THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN ANIMATED: OLD DISNEY ICHABOD CRANE / MR. TOAD *************************** PROMO: EDWARD G. TALBOT ~ SHORTS http://www.edwardgtalbot.com *************************** LOCATION: ~ AUDREY THE GHOST OF STONES WATER PARK http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/headless-horseman-ghost-of *************************** HA SEASON 3 BAND FAVORITE POLL Vote @ http://www.horroraddicts.wordpress.com **************************** 100 WORD STORIES ~ Laurence Simon http://podcasting.isfullofcrap.com/ *************************** EVENTS: ~DAVID •    Night of Mayhem / New York, NY •    Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things / Oakmont PA •    Festival on the horizon / Montreal, Canada •    Bella Morte, Synthetic Division, and Platform One / Providence, RI, •    MobiCon / Mobile, Alabama •    Chemlab, 16volt, Left Spine Down, and Doomsday Virus @ Club Hell / Providence, RI, •    GORE-A-LICIOUS PRESENTS- STAR WARZ DANCE PARTY / CHARLOTTE, NC •    SOUL OSCILLATOR and PROJECT 2 /ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA •    The Dark Clan / Pittsburgh, PA •    Weekend of Horror / Los Angeles, CA •    Hubba Hubba Revue -- CAVEMAN SHOW / SF, CA •    WORLD OF GOTH DAY 2010: EVERYWHERE •    BAYCON / SANTA CLARA, CA The Bay Area Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention May 28-31, 2010 ******EMZ WILL BE A PANELIST!!! See details and promote your horror events at: http://www.emzbox.ning.com/events **************************** PODTHOLOGY: THE POD COMPLEX ON SALE NOW! http://www.amazon.com/Podthology-Pod-Complex-Scott-Sigler/dp/189749209X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1273193120&sr=8-1 PAGE READERS INTERVIEW http://www.blogtalkradio.com/page-readers/2010/04/26/page-readers-talks-with-tim-reynolds PODIORACKET INTERVIEW http://www.blogtalkradio.com/podioracket/2010/04/29/podthology-authors-join-podioracket?loomia_ow=t0:s0:a50:g2:r1:c0.864530:b32933580:z0 **************************** PROMO: GARTH - HORROR Prodigies & Legends http://www.vonbuchholz.com/2010/04/20/book-of-author-interviews/ **************************** CONTEST! KNGIHTMIST - 75 WORD STORY CONTEST http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/horroraddicts-75-words-or-less **************************** FILM: ~Knightmist HEADLESS HORSEMAN REVIEW http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/headless-horseman-2007 **************************** Dead News: +++CAITLIN EMAIL +++SAINTS OF RUIN - INTERVIEW http://www.piratecatradio.com/ +++PEST WEBZINE http://pestwebzine.ucoz.com/ +++JANE BITES BACK - EMZ REVIEW http://dashpunk.com/blog/book-review-jane-bites-back-by-michael-thomas-ford/ +++QUIZ RESPONSE / WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO HEAR? EMAIL: emzbox@sbcglobal.net Author News: +++JEREMIAH DONALDSON http://titlegoesheremagazine.wordpress.com/2010/04/15/issue-three/ +++MELANIE NOWAK http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/born-to-blood-almost-human-the +++SETH HARWOOD http://sethharwood.com/ +++Ning charging? +++GEORGE A. ROMERO - Marlayna http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/survival-of-the-dead +++HA STAFF ROCK! **************************** MUSIC: DASGIFT http://www.dasgift.com/ **************************** AUTHOR: HOLLIE SNIDER STORY: MORE THAN KIN http://holliesnider.com/ READ BY: HENRY SNIDER INTERVIEW by Sapphire: http://horroraddicts.wordpress.com/2010/05/02/13-questions-with-hollie-snider/ **************************** LIVE INTERVIEW WITH HOLLIE SNIDER HEADLESS HORSEMEN COSTUME Contest!!! ---------------------------- ***Coming next time: Episode #42: WEREWOLF Records MAY 16TH @ 9:30am on SL http://slurl.com/secondlife/Book%20Island/173/202/36 Airs 5/20/10 http://www.horroraddicts.net LINDA CILLETTI, REVOLVER 1010, SKINWALKERS HA staff: Emerian Rich, Knightmist, Audrey, Sapphire, David with theme song "Halloween Song" by Saints of Ruin. All articles and forum topics can be found at: http://www.emzbox.ning.com/ Season 4 Movies: Perfect Creature/28 Days Later/Tale of the Mummy/ Jeepers Creepers/Loch Ness Terror/Exorcist/Slither/The Shining/ Headless Horseman/Skinwalkers/Dr. Jeckell & Mr. Hyde/ Dead Like Me/The Host

Seth Harwood’s Junius Ponds came up on tough streets outside Boston way back in the day. In the middle of drugs, gang violence, and the toughest set of tower-projects you ever knew, he seeks to avenge his brother. Learn more in the novel based on this short story, Young Junius. YOUNG JUNIUS the novel, published by Tyrus Books, Fall 2010. Look for more information at sethharwood.com

Nilsa by Seth Harwood

Fisher Cat by Seth Harwood

This week the Dead Robots sit down and talk with "Jack Wakes Up" author and podcasting luminary Seth Harwood to talk about his writing, his podcasts, and how he sees the publishing industry. We also have our discussion of The Strain. Enjoy!

Episode #2 of the Phil Rossi podcast, featuring an interview with Seth Harwood

Had a nice long chat with Kali (aka YourGirlKali) from the "Flaws and All" show on BlogTalkRadio, and Rhonda Carpenter of the Podioracket podcast and author of "The Mark of a Druid," about podcasting, promoting podcasts, and related self-promotion.Brief call-in from "CRC the reliever" who also has a show on BTR.Discussed recording and swapping promos with others, leaving voice comments and blog comments.  Suggested K7.net, Snapvine, or Google Voice for a voice comment line.  I mentioned I'd recorded a comment line reminder for the Dawn & Drew Show which has worked out for me.  Noted that podcasters are generally happy to play your promo, if you're willing to promote theirs, and happy to play any voice comments (including mention of your website) that are meaningful about their content.  Mentioned producing some content for the Bloodthirsty Vegetarians podcast, with the similar  results.Oh, and I won a book on Podioracket earlier, by Brian Rathbone, called "The Dawning of Power."  Another on-topic example, since the book giveaway was a promotional effort for Brian's book.  (I look forward to reading that.  And I like winning stuff.  Thanks, Brian!) Brought up blogging about others' podcasts with the same idea in mind.Talked about the usefulness of Google Alerts for keeping track of what people are saying about you, good or bad.  (Yahoo Alerts can serve a similar purpose.)Discussed recording audiobooks for Podiobooks.com, and how doing those had helped promote my podcasts, and vice versa.  (I have five on there now, and I'm working on my sixth.)Is there such a thing as Too Much Promotion?  Our take was that the key is to produce valuable content, make useful comments, add value to the podcasts you're appearing on or mentioned on, and that indirectly promotes your show(s) without getting too annoying.  (In my humble opinion.)  And if other podcasters do the same for you, they promote themselves without annoying your audience.Rhonda presented author Seth Harwood's appearance on PodioRacket as an example on how to promote without being "excessively annoying" (Fidonet folks will recognize that phrase).  I brought up singer/songwriter Natalie Brown's appearance on my show as a similar example.  I also discussed playing LeVar Thomas' and City Haze's music on my show while commenting on that on Twitter.Rhonda suggested using Ping.fm for making one post to multiple sites/accounts/outlets.  That can be important when you're doing a lot of shows -- as I am, for example.  And of course, producing a lot of content can help promotion in itself.While I took a break, I played a tune from City Haze called "On My Way," featuring LeVar Thomas.  (See the promotion-related tie-in, right?)Since I use Skype for my BTR shows, I can also use a utility called Callburner to do separate mono recordings of each side of the Skype call, making it easy to edit, especially to add better-quality music to the shows.  We also discussed editing for podcasting, and what Rhonda and I both use for that (as lots of podcasters do), Audacity -- free and effective for podcasting.  You can spend more, if you like, of course.  We're both happy with the latest Beta, 1.3.8, though technically 1.2.6 is the latest Stable version.I suggested voice acting as another option, though that's certainly not for everybody.  (There's a Yahoo Group for voice actors, by the way.)I complained about the audio quality on BTR's archive recordings for music (though they're fine for talk, I suppose).  I suggested getting a better mike.  Rhonda's suggestion was a phone headset for BTR shows.  I was thinking more of an inexpensive mike, and Rhonda's suggestion there was a Snowball USB mike, which can be gotten fairly cheaply.Other recommendations: "Podcasting for Dummies," by Tee Morris, Evo Terra and Chuck Tomassi.The Yahoo Group for PodcastersLeo LaPorte's TWiT podcasts, since Kali lives fairly near there, and some of the local podcasting groups in the area, including the one Matthew Wayne Selznick is in.We talked video streaming, including what Phil Rossi did for the release of his novel, "Crescent."We also discussed recording old Public Domain books as I do, and what an all-around outstanding fellow I am at doing that.  I agreed humbly. :)  But I gave much of the credit to my Samson Zoom H2 Handy Recorder, which is wonderful for a guy with a bassy voice like mine, and worth every penny my sister spent for my Christmas present.Thanks again to Rhonda Carpenter and Kali for talking with me so long.Lots of show notes, but it was after all a two-hour show!

Had a nice long chat with Kali (aka YourGirlKali) from the "Flaws and All" show on BlogTalkRadio, and Rhonda Carpenter of the Podioracket podcast and author of "The Mark of a Druid," about podcasting, promoting podcasts, and related self-promotion.Brief call-in from "CRC the reliever" who also has a show on BTR.Discussed recording and swapping promos with others, leaving voice comments and blog comments.  Suggested K7.net, Snapvine, or Google Voice for a voice comment line.  I mentioned I'd recorded a comment line reminder for the Dawn & Drew Show which has worked out for me.  Noted that podcasters are generally happy to play your promo, if you're willing to promote theirs, and happy to play any voice comments (including mention of your website) that are meaningful about their content.  Mentioned producing some content for the Bloodthirsty Vegetarians podcast, with the similar  results.Oh, and I won a book on Podioracket earlier, by Brian Rathbone, called "The Dawning of Power."  Another on-topic example, since the book giveaway was a promotional effort for Brian's book.  (I look forward to reading that.  And I like winning stuff.  Thanks, Brian!) Brought up blogging about others' podcasts with the same idea in mind.Talked about the usefulness of Google Alerts for keeping track of what people are saying about you, good or bad.  (Yahoo Alerts can serve a similar purpose.)Discussed recording audiobooks for Podiobooks.com, and how doing those had helped promote my podcasts, and vice versa.  (I have five on there now, and I'm working on my sixth.)Is there such a thing as Too Much Promotion?  Our take was that the key is to produce valuable content, make useful comments, add value to the podcasts you're appearing on or mentioned on, and that indirectly promotes your show(s) without getting too annoying.  (In my humble opinion.)  And if other podcasters do the same for you, they promote themselves without annoying your audience.Rhonda presented author Seth Harwood's appearance on PodioRacket as an example on how to promote without being "excessively annoying" (Fidonet folks will recognize that phrase).  I brought up singer/songwriter Natalie Brown's appearance on my show as a similar example.  I also discussed playing LeVar Thomas' and City Haze's music on my show while commenting on that on Twitter.Rhonda suggested using Ping.fm for making one post to multiple sites/accounts/outlets.  That can be important when you're doing a lot of shows -- as I am, for example.  And of course, producing a lot of content can help promotion in itself.While I took a break, I played a tune from City Haze called "On My Way," featuring LeVar Thomas.  (See the promotion-related tie-in, right?)Since I use Skype for my BTR shows, I can also use a utility called Callburner to do separate mono recordings of each side of the Skype call, making it easy to edit, especially to add better-quality music to the shows.  We also discussed editing for podcasting, and what Rhonda and I both use for that (as lots of podcasters do), Audacity -- free and effective for podcasting.  You can spend more, if you like, of course.  We're both happy with the latest Beta, 1.3.8, though technically 1.2.6 is the latest Stable version.I suggested voice acting as another option, though that's certainly not for everybody.  (There's a Yahoo Group for voice actors, by the way.)I complained about the audio quality on BTR's archive recordings for music (though they're fine for talk, I suppose).  I suggested getting a better mike.  Rhonda's suggestion was a phone headset for BTR shows.  I was thinking more of an inexpensive mike, and Rhonda's suggestion there was a Snowball USB mike, which can be gotten fairly cheaply.Other recommendations: "Podcasting for Dummies," by Tee Morris, Evo Terra and Chuck Tomassi.The Yahoo Group for PodcastersLeo LaPorte's TWiT podcasts, since Kali lives fairly near there, and some of the local podcasting groups in the area, including the one Matthew Wayne Selznick is in.We talked video streaming, including what Phil Rossi did for the release of his novel, "Crescent."We also discussed recording old Public Domain books as I do, and what an all-around outstanding fellow I am at doing that.  I agreed humbly. :)  But I gave much of the credit to my Samson Zoom H2 Handy Recorder, which is wonderful for a guy with a bassy voice like mine, and worth every penny my sister spent for my Christmas present.Thanks again to Rhonda Carpenter and Kali for talking with me so long.Lots of show notes, but it was after all a two-hour show!

Episode 99?  Already?Part 1 -- EdenMy review of Phil Rossi's new Podiobook, with the Promo, and with a bit of a rant on Space Travel.Part 2 -- CommentsA comment from Mer from the Braindouche! podcast.Promo: for Kimi Alexandre's "Guardians" novel podcast.Part 3 -- Metamor CityJust finished listening to Chris Lester's novel, "Making the Cut," released on his Metamor City podcast feed.  Huge cast, lots going on there.  With the Promo.From TheFUMP: "99 Words For Boobs" -- closest I could come to the song I wished I could play for my 99th.  Oh, well.Part 4 -- Nina Kimberly the Merciless Held Hostage!My take on the recent release of Christiana Ellis' novel in Dead Tree Edition from Amazon.  With the (belated) promo.  Still worth getting one.  Oh, and if you can't wait for your hard copy, you can get a PDF copy of "Nina Kimberly The Merciless" here.Part 5 -- Young JuniusAlso just listened to the end of Seth Harwood's prequel to "Jack Wakes Up," the latter now being available in large-press dead tree form.  With the Promo.Part 6 -- IdaAn older Podiobook from Tim Callahan, who more recently produced the three "Arwen" books I reviewed a while back.  Worth a listen.  Yet another Promo.  (Sensing a pattern here?)Part 7 -- What am I Up To?My current projects, including "Flatland," both on Hiber-Nation and on Podiobooks (did ya like the promo, by the way?), and Episode 100 "Cui Bono," coming up next weekend, Sunday May 24 at 10:00 am Central, live on BlogTalkRadio.  I'm excited, and rather nervous about that.And Finally...A bit more on "Cui Bono," with the call in number for the live show, and a reminder of the comment line.  Always nice to hear from y'all.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL: "Adrenaline" (featuring Julian Spindell) from JWitt out of Saint Paul Minnesota.

Episode 99?  Already?Part 1 -- EdenMy review of Phil Rossi's new Podiobook, with the Promo, and with a bit of a rant on Space Travel.Part 2 -- CommentsA comment from Mer from the Braindouche! podcast.Promo: for Kimi Alexandre's "Guardians" novel podcast.Part 3 -- Metamor CityJust finished listening to Chris Lester's novel, "Making the Cut," released on his Metamor City podcast feed.  Huge cast, lots going on there.  With the Promo.From TheFUMP: "99 Words For Boobs" -- closest I could come to the song I wished I could play for my 99th.  Oh, well.Part 4 -- Nina Kimberly the Merciless Held Hostage!My take on the recent release of Christiana Ellis' novel in Dead Tree Edition from Amazon.  With the (belated) promo.  Still worth getting one.  Oh, and if you can't wait for your hard copy, you can get a PDF copy of "Nina Kimberly The Merciless" here.Part 5 -- Young JuniusAlso just listened to the end of Seth Harwood's prequel to "Jack Wakes Up," the latter now being available in large-press dead tree form.  With the Promo.Part 6 -- IdaAn older Podiobook from Tim Callahan, who more recently produced the three "Arwen" books I reviewed a while back.  Worth a listen.  Yet another Promo.  (Sensing a pattern here?)Part 7 -- What am I Up To?My current projects, including "Flatland," both on Hiber-Nation and on Podiobooks (did ya like the promo, by the way?), and Episode 100 "Cui Bono," coming up next weekend, Sunday May 24 at 10:00 am Central, live on BlogTalkRadio.  I'm excited, and rather nervous about that.And Finally...A bit more on "Cui Bono," with the call in number for the live show, and a reminder of the comment line.  Always nice to hear from y'all.Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL: "Adrenaline" (featuring Julian Spindell) from JWitt out of Saint Paul Minnesota.

Read the first three chapters of Jack Wakes Up as a pdf, then go online to buy it at:http://sethharwood.com/content/jack-wakes-hitting-stores-may-5th

This is a special joint podcast with Seth Harwood’s Crime Wav. *** Written by Ray Banks Narrated by Sean “Dogg” Robertson Promos Seth Harwood’s Crime Wav http://www.crimewave.com Kronos http://www.jeremyrobinsononline.com/ Technorama http://www.chuckchat.com Well Told Tales http://www.welltoldtales.com Penguicon 2009 http://www.penguicon.org The Last Kayfabe Copyright 2009 Ray Banks http://www.thesaturdayboy.com/ Variant Frequencies Copyright 2009 Rick Stringer and Matt Wallace […]

Horror Addicts #015 http://www.horroraddicts.net Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich Monster Music by: SpekrFreks Featured Author: Mike Bennett --------------------------------- **Special Content** for Mike Jennifer Rahn - http://members.shaw.ca/jjrahn/ Mark Eller - http://www.hellholetavern.com Seth Harwood - http://sethharwood.com Arlene Radasky - http://www.radasky.com Morgana Vicious - Mike's biggest fan (Spoof by Emz) Fan emails Knightmist Review Events: Edwaradian Faire, Ball & Sunday Gorey Sunday. http://www.edwardianball.com/ Promos: Ron Vitale - Dorthea's Song http://www.losoil.typepad.com/ New Members: Crimson Shrine http://emzbox.ning.com/profile/CrimsonShrine Audrey http://emzbox.ning.com/profile/Monkey Horror Addicts Group: http://emzbox.ning.com/group/horroraddicts New Movie: The Unborn, review by Crimson http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/movie-review-the-unborn-2009 Spooky Location: Sedlec Ossuary, by Audrey http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/the-sedlec-ossuary Rental Movie: Doomsday, review by Knightmist http://emzbox.ning.com/forum/topics/doomsday-1 Books/Manga: Haunted House by Mitsukazu Mihara, review by Emz http://dashpunk.com/author/emzbox/ Music: New Band, "S" - Sinner, Sinner & Riot www.myspace.com/theesband  An Interview With Mike Bennett http://www.mikebennettpodcast.com/ Featured Author: Mike Bennett "Night Crossing" Promo for new vampire podcast Underwood and Flinch Go to http://www.underwoodandflinch.com/ to become a vampire! Exit music: New Band, "S"- Sinner, Sinner & Riot www.myspace.com/theesband  Leave a review on itunes for Horror Addicts http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=286123050 Contact us at: http://www.horroraddicts.net Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich http://www.emzbox.com emzbox@sbcglobal.net Monster Music by: SpekrFreks http://www.myspace.com/spekrfreks Horror Addicts Staff Macabre Movie Man: Knightmist Radioactive RPer: Millie Zombie Aficionado: Crimson Spookiness Locator: Audrey Reviews can be read at: http://www.emzbox.ning.com Join emzbox/horror addicts mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/emzbox/boxsubscribe?p=FixAddr&email&_referer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.emzbox.com%2Fnewebox.html Movies in this Season: #013 12/18/08 The Nightmare Before Christmas, 1993 #014 12/25/08 Fido, 2006 #015 01/08/09 Special Episode, No Movie #016 01/22/09 Nosferatu, 1922 #017 02/05/09 Brotherhood Of The Wolf, 2001 (Pacte des loups, Le) #018 02/19/09 Vampire Journals, 1997 #019 03/05/09 Blood & Chocolate, 2007 #020 03/19/09 From Dusk Till Dawn, 1996 #021 04/02/09 Thir13en Ghosts, 2001

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909The long awaited Episode 80.  Cue the fireworks.Part 1 -- Starting at the BeginningIncoherent rambling about numbers.  Wind thingies.  Popping sounds.  Stuff about having more stuff.  I like Pie.Part 2 -- Christmas GiftsI got a nice compliment from Spider Robinson after commenting on his podcast, "Spider on the Web."  I think.  I don't always understand people, though.Part 3 -- Young JuniusMy review of Seth Harwood's new audiobook, on Podiobooks.com, and on his own site.  By the way, Seth's first novel "Jack Wakes Up" will be released on Amazon on May 9, 2009.  You can pre-order, if you'd like...Amazon: Jack Wakes Up: A Novel Themes: "Hot Swing" and "Continue Life" from Kevin Macleod.IDSL Tune: "A Tiger Dancing" from Heiruspecs on Garageband.com, and on their new site. 

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909The long awaited Episode 80.  Cue the fireworks.Part 1 -- Starting at the BeginningIncoherent rambling about numbers.  Wind thingies.  Popping sounds.  Stuff about having more stuff.  I like Pie.Part 2 -- Christmas GiftsI got a nice compliment from Spider Robinson after commenting on his podcast, "Spider on the Web."  I think.  I don't always understand people, though.Part 3 -- Young JuniusMy review of Seth Harwood's new audiobook, on Podiobooks.com, and on his own site.  By the way, Seth's first novel "Jack Wakes Up" will be released on Amazon on May 9, 2009.  You can pre-order, if you'd like...Amazon: Jack Wakes Up: A Novel Themes: "Hot Swing" and "Continue Life" from Kevin Macleod.IDSL Tune: "A Tiger Dancing" from Heiruspecs on Garageband.com, and on their new site. 

Learn how to adapt your written work into a podcast or podiobook from a slate of award winning authors.  Panelists include: J.C. Hutchins, Tee Morris, Seth Harwood, Christiana Ellis and Michael A. Stackpole.

Every fighter needs a Cut Man in their corner. This is a special simulcast episode with Seth Harwood’s CrimeWAV, the first series of crime story podcasts on the web. Featuring some of your favorite crime authors in the coming weeks and months and posting a new episode every week. *** Written by Christa Faust Hosted […]

Part 1 -- A Little Too LiveTried starting a Live Feed on Stickam with the guys from the 535 York podcast, without knowing what I was doing, and ended up with a mob scene.  All my own fault.IDSL: Rich B Tracks -- 4 Minutes of ElectroPart 2 -- A Long Way from DisneyReview of Seth Harwood's so-named short story collections on Podiobooks.com.  With the Promo.IDSL: The Kissing Farries -- 420 Depletion (So, what the heck is a 420?)Part 3 -- Paper or Plastic?It seems I might end up doing some job hunting.  Not a good activity.Nobilis' PSAIDSL: Trout -- 45Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod

Part 1 -- A Little Too LiveTried starting a Live Feed on Stickam with the guys from the 535 York podcast, without knowing what I was doing, and ended up with a mob scene.  All my own fault.IDSL: Rich B Tracks -- 4 Minutes of ElectroPart 2 -- A Long Way from DisneyReview of Seth Harwood's so-named short story collections on Podiobooks.com.  With the Promo.IDSL: The Kissing Farries -- 420 Depletion (So, what the heck is a 420?)Part 3 -- Paper or Plastic?It seems I might end up doing some job hunting.  Not a good activity.Nobilis' PSAIDSL: Trout -- 45Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod

Very little Karaoke, mostly a podcast about the podcast.  And pretty young blond ladies.Part 1 -- Comments and ResponsesA PSA from Nobilis, about feedback on podcasts.  A little pathetic whining by me in agreement.  Seth Harwood's visit.  Mentioned the "Aspie Quiz," which come to think of it, I -didn't- mention on the last show.Part 2 -- Amazing TimesTalk about many, many downloads (194 so far!!), and hitting the top of Society podcasts at Podcast Pickle -- which lasted a day.  Turns out the NPR Show, "Talk of the Nation," the only more popular show in the genre, is a two hour show.  And they podcast the first and second hours as separate episodes.  So they get twice as many downloads per actual show they do.  Hard to compete on the math alone. A brief Tune about Barack Obama from TR Kelley and the Raventones. Part 3 -- Books and BillsA few new things I did to become a shameless, wealthy podcasting profiteer, namely the Amazon Affiliate stuff I added (including links to all the books I've reviewed that are now available on Amazon.com.  Going to add the music, too, where available).  Not wealthy yet, though.Part 4 -- Almost Cut My HairHair's getting big and shaggy.  Sang part of the David Crosby song.  Sorry about that.  Maybe a crewcut would be nice for the summer?  How about losing the gray beard, too?  And job hunting, probably.From the It Doesn't Suck list, "40th Floor" from American Gypsy.Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

Very little Karaoke, mostly a podcast about the podcast.  And pretty young blond ladies.Part 1 -- Comments and ResponsesA PSA from Nobilis, about feedback on podcasts.  A little pathetic whining by me in agreement.  Seth Harwood's visit.  Mentioned the "Aspie Quiz," which come to think of it, I -didn't- mention on the last show.Part 2 -- Amazing TimesTalk about many, many downloads (194 so far!!), and hitting the top of Society podcasts at Podcast Pickle -- which lasted a day.  Turns out the NPR Show, "Talk of the Nation," the only more popular show in the genre, is a two hour show.  And they podcast the first and second hours as separate episodes.  So they get twice as many downloads per actual show they do.  Hard to compete on the math alone. A brief Tune about Barack Obama from TR Kelley and the Raventones. Part 3 -- Books and BillsA few new things I did to become a shameless, wealthy podcasting profiteer, namely the Amazon Affiliate stuff I added (including links to all the books I've reviewed that are now available on Amazon.com.  Going to add the music, too, where available).  Not wealthy yet, though.Part 4 -- Almost Cut My HairHair's getting big and shaggy.  Sang part of the David Crosby song.  Sorry about that.  Maybe a crewcut would be nice for the summer?  How about losing the gray beard, too?  And job hunting, probably.From the It Doesn't Suck list, "40th Floor" from American Gypsy.Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

Part 1 -- The Soul of a New MachineMy new Dell laptop, which is why I didn't manage a show last weekend.Part 2 -- Everybody Knows ThatMy confused ramblings on "Theory of Mind."Part 3 -- That Vision ThingReviews of Seth Harwood's "Jack Palms 3," and Alan David Justice' "Communion of the Saint,"  with the promo for the latter.Part 4 -- Bear With MeThe new "Stories of the Hiber-Nation" feed, with comments on comments from an Ernest Thompson Seton website.Part 5 -- Sixty, Sixty, Sixty!This is Episode 60, but not my 60th episode, really.It Doesn't Suck List:  "3:1", from Jared J Stulen of Minneapolis MN.Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod.

Part 1 -- The Soul of a New MachineMy new Dell laptop, which is why I didn't manage a show last weekend.Part 2 -- Everybody Knows ThatMy confused ramblings on "Theory of Mind."Part 3 -- That Vision ThingReviews of Seth Harwood's "Jack Palms 3," and Alan David Justice' "Communion of the Saint,"  with the promo for the latter.Part 4 -- Bear With MeThe new "Stories of the Hiber-Nation" feed, with comments on comments from an Ernest Thompson Seton website.Part 5 -- Sixty, Sixty, Sixty!This is Episode 60, but not my 60th episode, really.It Doesn't Suck List:  "3:1", from Jared J Stulen of Minneapolis MN.Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Continue Life" from Kevin MacLeod.

Long before Seth Harwood's JACK WAKES UP went to print with Breakneck Books it came roaring into our homes as a series of expertly-produced podcasts, a serialized publication in the tradition of classic pulps, but with a throaty growl and lightening agility like that of Jack Palms's one true love—his 1966 Mustang Fastback K-Code GT. And in this car we find a fitting metaphor for Harwood's project: retro, but fit for today and the future; fast, really fast, but not so fast it ceases to be user-friendly. For when it does allow us to catch our breath, we also catch sight of the craft Harwood honed while earning an MFA from the prestigious Iowa Writers Workshop. His prose has an immediacy befitting the action, and a poignancy that allows us to glimpse, however fleetingly, the backstory wounds that formed the characters who go flying past at breakneck speed. This podcast is brought to you by Clute and Edwards of www.noircast.net. To leave a comment on this episode, or make a donation to the podcast, please visit Behind the Black Mask: Mystery Writers Revealed at http://btbm.libsyn.com.

Probably the most brilliant podcast ever recorded.  Not.  But busy, busy, busy!  Still limping, but more quickly now.  And soon to be a member of A.A.R.P.  (sigh)Part 1 - IngredientsWhat alla them extra coffee cups are for.Part 2 - Jack Wakes UpMy review of Seth Harwood's Podiobook novel.  Not the new one, his first, that everyone's already heard.  But I liked it.Part 3 - HistoryA recap of the flurry of activity around Episode 56, "Duluth!" especially on PerfectDuluthDay.  The fun discussion of Episode 55, "Grizzly Goes Wild!"  MySpace URLs.  Cameras.  A voice comment from Matt Selznick, and a promo for his re-started podcast, "Sonitotum."  IDSL feature, "3" from "Conditioned Response."Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

Probably the most brilliant podcast ever recorded.  Not.  But busy, busy, busy!  Still limping, but more quickly now.  And soon to be a member of A.A.R.P.  (sigh)Part 1 - IngredientsWhat alla them extra coffee cups are for.Part 2 - Jack Wakes UpMy review of Seth Harwood's Podiobook novel.  Not the new one, his first, that everyone's already heard.  But I liked it.Part 3 - HistoryA recap of the flurry of activity around Episode 56, "Duluth!" especially on PerfectDuluthDay.  The fun discussion of Episode 55, "Grizzly Goes Wild!"  MySpace URLs.  Cameras.  A voice comment from Matt Selznick, and a promo for his re-started podcast, "Sonitotum."  IDSL feature, "3" from "Conditioned Response."Themes: "140 Times" from Bob Baldwin, and "Sovereign" from Kevin MacLeod.

Night's Knights Chapter 29: On the advice of Kristine, Jespa goes to her apartment to settle her affairs with Rafe and Delaney.  But Kristine's motives may not have been entirely innocent. Music By the SpekrFreks http://www.myspace.com/spekrfreks Buy their new music at itunes! Promos: Salvation by Mike Bennett  www.hallofmirorrs.podshow.com The Table Rappers books by Neil Dixon http://tablerappers.com/ JACK PALMS by Seth Harwood http://sethharwood.com/

Shannon Clute, Seth Harwood, and Richard Edwards presented this Cybernoir panel on April 5th, 2008, as part of the Noircon Conference in Philadelphia. Clute and Edwards kick things off with a discussion of how noir style and pulp publishing models seem to provide the fundamental structuring logics of emerging digital media—from blogs to podcasts, mashups to video games. Seth Harwood then relates his own experience of podcasting his first novel, JACK WAKES UP—from producing the initial audio, to embracing various new media in order to cultivate an audience and tap their enthusiasm and skills to promote his work. Finally, all three panelists consider how pulp-logic productions in these various media are likely to change the ways books are published and marketed. This special edition podcast includes all Powerpoint slides from the panel, synchronized with the audio, for your viewing pleasure. Moreover, there are embedded links at the bottom of the images, which allow you to surf related links while listening. The podcast is optimized for iTunes, and will run on any machine that has iTunes installed. It is brought to you by Clute and Edwards of www.noircast.net, and Seth Harwood of www.sethharwood.com.

Day One: Opening Night. Noircon 2008 opens at the Society Hill Playhouse in Philadelphia, PA. Clute and Edwards kick off this special podcast mini-series coverage with short interviews from the opening night reception. They talk with film critic Irv Slifkin, authors Gary Phillips, Seth Harwood, Ken Bruen, “The Czar of Noir? Eddie Muller, publisher Dennis McMillan, conference organizer Lou Boxer, and author Duane Swierczynski. We finish with an interview of the first presenter of Noircon, Professor David Schmid, who gave a talk entitled “Noir and Its Heretics.?

Night's Knights Chapter 22: Kristine decides she will become a vampire. Jespa has more strange dreams and helps Kristine with her list. Music featured in this episode is by: Music By the SpekrFreks http://www.myspace.com/spekrfreks Buy their new music at itunes! Promos: Dark Age by Kirk Warrington www.kirkcast.com Pressure by Jeff Carlson http://escapepod.org/2008/02/28/ep147-pressure/ Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood http://www.sethharwood.com/

Night's Knights Chapter 21: PART 2: The Vampire Stories Severina's Tale, Episode 4 The conclusion of Severina's Tale.  Severina must make a hard decision.  To stay with her love Sandro or live forever? Music featured in this episode is by: Green Druid, Rune Promos: Pressure by Jeff Carlson http://escapepod.org/2008/02/28/ep147-pressure/ Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood http://www.sethharwood.com/   My Odeo Channel (odeo/caa08d8131b30033)

Night's Knights Chapter 20: PART 2: The Vampire Stories Severina's Tale, Episode 3 Severina makes her First Kill and experiences The Circle Of Love with Sandro.  Music featured in this episode is by: Green Druid, Rune Promos: Office Angst http://www.officeangst.podshow.com Pressure by Jeff Carlson http://escapepod.org/2008/02/28/ep147-pressure/ Jack Wakes Up by Seth Harwood http://www.sethharwood.com/ Heartbeat Sound By HerbertBoland http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/usersViewSingle.php?id=129090 HeartbeatEnhanced.wav http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/samplesViewSingle.php?id=32731

This episode features interviews with the creators of three alternative noir publications: Tee Morris, founder of podiobooks (www.podiobooks.com) and author of the fantasy-hardboiled podiobook "Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword;" Kevin Burton Smith, creator of the superlative "Thrilling Detective" website and ezine (www.thrillingdetective.com); and Seth Harwood, author of the podiobook "Jack Wakes Up" starring movie-star one-hit-wonder and ex-drug-addict Jack Palms. The "Noircast Special" podcasts allow Clute and Edwards to address topics of interest to listeners of "Out of the Past" and "Behind the Black Mask." Please visit www.noircast.net for more information.

Welcome to the show it is May 27th 2007 and this is our 203rd show. Today will be an interview with Seth Harwood creator of the Jack Palms Podiobooks.

The "Noircast Special" podcasts allow Clute and Edwards to address topics of interest to listeners of "Out of the Past" and "Behind the Black Mask." This episode features interviews with the creators of three alternative noir publications: Tee Morris, founder of podiobooks (www.podiobooks.com) and author of the fantasy-hardboiled podiobook "Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword;" Kevin Burton Smith, creator of the superlative "Thrilling Detective" website and ezine (www.thrillingdetective.com); and Seth Harwood, author of the podiobook "Jack Wakes Up" starring movie-star one-hit-wonder and ex-drug-addict Jack Palms.

Shannon Clute, Seth Harwood, and Richard Edwards presented this Cybernoir panel on April 5th, 2008, as part of the Noircon Conference in Philadelphia. Clute and Edwards kick things off with a discussion of how noir style and pulp publishing models seem to provide the fundamental structuring logics of emerging digital media—from blogs to podcasts, mashups to video games. Seth Harwood then relates his own experience of podcasting his first novel, JACK WAKES UP—from producing the initial audio, to embracing various new media in order to cultivate an audience and tap their enthusiasm and skills to promote his work. Finally, all three panelists consider how pulp-logic productions in these various media are likely to change the ways books are published and marketed. This special edition podcast includes all Power Point slides from the panel, synchronized with the audio, for your viewing pleasure. Moreover, there are embedded links at the bottom of the images, which allow you to surf related links while listening. The podcast is optimized for iTunes, and will run on any machine that has iTunes installed. It is brought to you by Clute and Edwards of www.noircast.net, and Seth Harwood of www.sethharwood.com.

Day One: Opening Night. Noircon 2008 opens at the Society Hill Playhouse in Philadelphia, PA. Clute and Edwards kick off this special podcast mini-series coverage with short interviews from the opening night reception. They talk with film critic Irv Slifkin, authors Gary Phillips, Seth Harwood, Ken Bruen, “The Czar of Noir? Eddie Muller, publisher Dennis McMillan, conference organizer Lou Boxer, and author Duane Swierczynski. We finish with an interview of the first presenter of Noircon, Professor David Schmid, who gave a talk entitled “Noir and Its Heretics.?