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For the radio drama, there are three new chapters to replace one long narrative stretch. I'd rather show it than tell it. The updated text will replace the story as it is currently here. That said, there is a thing that happens to authors who fall in love with their native tongue. Like all love...

The worst part in the brainwashing was the devistating tactic of making the victim think it was his/her own conclusion based on the evidence rather than a carefully planted idea. So rather than being reprogrammed, you are being convinced...or so you think. Very metatheatrical, n'cest pas?

The voice of Maureen in "The Visitor" will record on the 20th due to her directing a play right now. In about four days the voices of David and Dewdrop will be coming back to me from Colorado. I'm spending the intervening days to fine-tune what I already have, which is considerable. As an odd...

We are all thankful for Paul, not only for providing this forum, but for his servant's heart.

Very meaningful bit by Paul Martin. One piece that particularly seems to reflect the slain Aslan on the Stone Table is this: The Hymn of the Cherubim by Tchaikovsky. Here is the best recording I've found of it:

I once wrote a short ballad of Bism. Think of this almost like a 1930's cartoon song for little people in the underworld: In Bism's fields all the Earthmen play Through the bright of the night and the heat of the day With their finest wardrobe on display In the jolly old heart of the world...

The quote is in Spanish, while the original is in English. There must be an interesting story behind this..... ¿Alguna razón en particular para esta traducción?

Let me guess. Is the inside of the Top-This smaller than the outside? ;-)

There is magic in sound effects when they are combined in groups. When you first hear the laugh track AND applause, or when you hear giggling children having a pillow fight. As I work to put together all the sounds and dialogue that make up an hour and quarter audio drama, I realize how much...

Pholus, mae gen i waed Cymreig hefyd. But mostly Is mise Albannach den fhuil rìoghail., laddiebuck. (Scotch, the nation not the potion). Here's my first attempt at Scottish ballad: Ann an Narnia an saoghal ann an tost gun anail; A’ feitheamh ri teachd nan ceathrar; An deach an teachd...

Or you could be sneaky like the BBC was with Doctor Who and simply claim the actor transformed into his successor! ;-) (Sorry, just had to say that).

Under ordinary circumstances, there are several desires we have that are naturally regulated. Such as the desire for sleep which naturally ends after a good rest, or the desire to eat which naturally ends after a good meal. It is only when we see the frolic as something which "leads to"...

Vast amount of work being done on "The Visitor". I am excited to announce that the audio program is actually far better developed than the text version in the professors writing area. You are getting a better edited cut with several important additions. Woot.

NON-TRADITIONAL CHARACTERS: As someone who does extremely academic writing and instruction, I can sum up the vast majority of characters I read in fanfics as one of maybe seven types. The misfit become hero, the trickster who valuably helps at first but then betrays, then is defeated, the...

Piecing together over 100 sound effects and distributing all the voice parts across 11 chapters is taking time. The end result will be well worth hearing. You have to think of a radio drama as a movie without moving images...in every other way it is the same. "The Visitor" is going to be epic.

So God had a Carolophany? What did he say, "I wanted you to have all the things I didn't have growing up?" ;-) Naughty, naughty!

Bajjaz bac!

You left out Binky, The Clown who Saved Christmas. Tut tut....

"The Dying Earth" is not a book to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force.

Chuck Norris approached Saint Peter at the heavenly gates. "Good news, Pete!" he said, "I'll let you stay!"