Jeremiah Tolbert

Did you know that I some­times appear on pod­casts?  Check me out, I’m on the internets!

This week’s Sofanauts fea­tures Tony C. Smith (the Sherlock to my Moriarty),  Matthew Sanborn Smith (the hairy mango to my kumquat), and myself (the toad to my wet sprocket).   We wish Joe Haldeman well, dis­cuss the ridicu­lous­ness that was the Highlander fran­chise, learn that Tony doesn’t know who Ralph Nader is, and I tem­porar­ily put Ray Bradbury in the same cat­e­gory as Shakespeare.

Then we have some of my fic­tion over at the fan­tas­ti­cally weird Drabblecast.  Norm has pro­duced one of my ear­li­est sto­ries,  “Storm Comes A’Callin,” and turned out a piece with music and singing that only he could do in the genre pod­cast­ing world. If you like the blues or thun­der­storms, this is the pod­cast for you.  Or if you just like absolutely amaz­ing pod­cast pro­duc­tion.  Seriously, you have got to lis­ten to this.

In other news, the job in Vermont didn’t work out, so I con­tinue my quest to be the most badass genre-​​related web designer I can. By night, writ­ing up a storm of short sto­ries, and feel­ing like I’m really start­ing to get it.  I’m also tak­ing seri­ous steps towards get­ting involved in writ­ing for video games, after sev­eral years of think­ing about it and never both­er­ing to learn a thing about how the field works.

Finally, fall is hit­ting, which means the elk rut is upon us.  I’m think­ing a 4 AM drive to Estes Park on Monday is called for, cam­era gear at the ready.  I haven’t put my new cam­era bag to a field test yet.  Bull elk beat­ing the crap out of one another should do nicely.  If all goes well, expect to see some fan­tas­tic pho­tos next week.

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