Filed Under: My Writing, Podcast
There is a new Roundbottom podcast live on the Clockpunk.com website. This week, the Doctor is away and Miss Watkins is in charge. There’s a mystery in the recording that needs to be solved. Can you puzzle it out?
I’d write more, but I’m in a world of hurt at the day job. I put in about 8 hours yesterday and I see working until I drop in my future today.
Filed Under: My Writing, Photography
It’s Monday, and that means there is a new roundbottom image and report for you to check out! This week, the doctor encounters the mysterious Bird Queen. He finds himself not much closer to resolving the conflict between the birds and the boggarts, and he needs your advice. Check it out!
Filed Under: My Writing, Photography, Web Design
Hello all. As you may know, I’ve been updating Dr. Roundbottom on a weekly basis for some time now. (If you missed the new post yesterday, be sure to go check it out). The site seems to have matured itself and as far as I can tell is mostly stable. I have the most awesome commenters in the world. I don’t even know who half of them are. Keep it up, mystery commenters.
My question is this: what other features could I add to the site? Any basic functionality that you would like to see that is missing?
If you have suggestions for things you want to see/read more content about, please share that with me too.
I am making this my sole project outside of my day job (and a couple of clients I support) for the forseeable future. So any suggestions on things I could add or do differently would be appreciated.
Filed Under: My Writing, Photography, Speculative Fiction
This week kicks off a new multi-part storyline over at Clockpunk.com. It appears that Dr. Roundbottom has gotten himself into the middle of some strange happenings and a war may soon be breaking out in the Park!
In this week’s missive, the Doctor relates a discovery he doesn’t seem too keen on, which is that a species of faery called the boggart previously though to have an animal intelligence, can actually speak and use tools. He has a very interesting capture documenting the tool use at least, and it appears that he’s endevouring to make a recording of the little creatures for next week’s Nature Sounds to prove to the scientific community that they have the capacity for speech.
So check it out, tell your friends! Spread the word!
I took a bloody fantastic steampunk shoot last night which I will most likely be showing you bits of pieces of this week. Unfortunately, Daily Photo is now dead until spring. I’ll post photos now and then, but they won’t be coming daily until the shooting season starts up again.
Hi! My name is Jeremiah Tolbert, but you can call me Jeremy. I am a fantasy and science fiction writer, photographer, and web designer living in Northern Colorado. I am currently starting a new job and cannot take freelance work at this time. Drop me a line if you have any questions or comments. I love hearing from new people and I now have a lot more time to chat.
My story from the excellent anthology Seeds of Change (edited by the Anthology God, formerly known here as the Slush God, John Joseph Adams) has gone live over at Escape Pod. This is a story that was published to mixed reviews. But I am astounded by the job that Philippa Ballantine did here. Her reading [...]
Hi Folks. After a ton of work on the part of myself, Sarah, and my sound engineer and good friend Nate Periat, we’ve finished and posted our first Dr. Roundbottom Field Sounds podcast. It’s only 5 minutes long, so don’t hesitate to just go to the site and hit play. Please let me know what [...]
Do you remember that Disney CG film Dinosaurs? It’s original concept involved a feature length movie with animals that only emoted, and never spoke. Having always been a big fan of computer animation, I was excited at the early rumors of the film. Unfortunately, Disney execs got involved and the result was the talky-travesty that [...]
I forget where I got this, but I think that it’s the level of quality I’d like to see in more book trailers online:
Having Tim Curry as a narrator is probably outside of the range of what we can afford as SF/F writers, but still. Let’s go over what makes this awesome:
Tight pacing. 2 minutes [...]
Located 15 minutes south of Fort Collins, Coyote Ridge is a natural area consisting if a couple hundred acres of prairie. A trail runs from the road up across several ridges. Today, I walked to the base of the second ridge before coming back. I’ll make the full hike to the end [...]
