Last year, I participated in the audio anthology Metatropolis: Cascadia from Audible.com. It was a shared world anthology, built on a story by Jay Lake about what might happen to the Pacific Northwest in the future. Because the stories in the anthology were written specifically for audio, it shaped many of the choices I made […]
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WOOT! Today is release day for the audio anthology METAtropolis: Cascadia. I love audio fiction and have been waiting to get my hands– er… ears on this for months now. I’m happy on every release day, but there are some anthologies that I would anticipate and want copies of even if I didn’t have a
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I have been excited for a while about METAtropolis: Cascadia. First, I liked the premise of the anthology. Then the TOC of writers was awesome company. When they announced the all Star Trek cast of narrators I nearly squeed myself. Now? The website is live and it has interviews with the narrators about their process
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I know you like shiny things. And you do, right? Shiny, shiny, shiny things. One thinks of shiny as being a visual thing but lo! it can refer to audio as well. For instance: I have the first five minutes of Kate Mulgrew reading my my audio novelette, “Water to Wine.” “Water To Wine” by
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Did you ever have to sit on a piece of news that was SO COOL and you wanted to tell everybody, but couldn’t? I knew that the METAtropolis: Cascadia project was working on an all Star Trek cast for the narrators but couldn’t say anything while they got them lined up. And then! Then this
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