https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-z7w3i-94487a Episode 004 of From the Wastes... it was my honor to talk to Arthur H. Walker, creator of the science fiction/dystopian/biopunk series, the Uroboros Saga. His books quickly became some of my favorites among the indieauthor world. Arthur is also involved in the gamedev arena, poking pixels into proper shapes, and crafting user experiences for games …
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I've been obsessed with creating a podcast for the past six months or so. I love talking to creators within the post-apocalyptic and dystopian genres... authors, film makers, musicians, and actors. Up until now, it's all been done by the written word on this blog, but I started thinking, "What if I could actually just …
I recently had a chance to sit down and talk with Nathan Riddle, director of the Acid Reign Series and the short film, Enter the Fringe. For those not familiar with these film projects, sit tight... it's gonna be a bumpy ride. Just about three years ago, I stumbled upon an indiefilm project called Acid Reign. …
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First off, I want to thank Barry P. of Cinematic Catharsis for asking me to join the Nature's Fury Blogathon! The subject matter this go 'round is Nature vs. Mankind. In the words of Barry P., "...this is a blogathon about our eternal struggle with flora, fauna, and the elements." I decided to go with …
Continue reading Slipstream… it doesn’t suck nearly as much as you might think.
It's been at least a couple of years since I first met Drew Avera (real quick - his last name is pronounced "averee"... yeah, I know... I screwed it up too). I'd read a few of his books (in fact, a couple of them were some of the earliest ebooks I had downloaded) and then ended …
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I'm often contacted by authors who ask if I wouldn't mind reading their work and posting a review. I try not to make a habit of this as it makes me uncomfortable, so my answer is usually "I'm sorry, but no." But once in a while, one will come along and my gut tells me …
Continue reading A Corporately Sponsored Apocalypse – Guest Blog by Joe Turk…
Back in 1992-1993, I was stationed at Ft. Carson, CO. Assigned to a small Cavalry Squadron, attached to the 4th Infantry Division. While it was normal for us to party on Friday nights only as soldiers can, my Saturday nights were dedicated to sitting in front of my TV with a pint of New …
