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Did you know that God cries? There are two specific incidents in the scriptures which have startling similarities. I talk about those incidents and what they mean for you and especially for me as a Narrator of Audio Books! Join me for a short journey into the scriptures for a unique insight.
Links to the Scriptures used in this podcast:
This is the last of the review of the 41 audio books I have produced since Narration by George has started business. This week, you’ll hear some poetry, a fantasy, two science fiction excerpts, a western, and a non-fiction book. Quite a spread of genre’s to enjoy this time.
The links I reference in this podcast are:
All Narration by George podcasts
Tilting at Windmills and Words, by Regina Puckett
The Voice of Aedistamen, by Tony Hilling
The Web Surfer Series: Regineration, by Andrea J. Graham
The Web Surfer Series: The Digital Car, by Travis Perry
Wells Fargo Express: The Desperate Road, by Murray Pura
Alive and Whole: Amputation: Emotional Recovery, by Dee Malchow
We continue the celebration of my privilege to lend my voice to the work of some amazing authors. We’re looking at 41 books in 41 days. In this program, we look at four novels in the romance/life category. Three of these books are set in the same town. And we take a look at an unusual telling of the Christmas story.
The links mentioned in this week’s podcast are:
Blog Talk Radio (Thirsty Thursday Party)
Songs That I Whisper, by Regina Puckett
Sonrise in Sweetland, by Anne Baxter Campbell
Summer in Sweetland, by Kathi Macias, Anne Baxter Campbell, and Sue Badeau
Sweetwater River, by Peggy Blann Phifer
The Swaddling Clothes, by Amber Schamel
Narration by George on Facebook
Narration by George on Twitter
We continue sampling the 41 books that have become part of the Narration by George legacy of audiobooks. This week, there is a young adult book for fun, a couple of Romance/Life titles, a dystopian look at the future, and a book about a couple of angels (and one is not so angelic).
The links referred to in this week’s podcast are:
Blog Talk Radio (Thirsty Thursday Party)
Rats, Pumpkins, and Other Rumors, by Pamela Horner
Roots and Wings at Loonstone Lake, by Sue Badeau
The San Francisco Wedding Planner
Seasons of Change, by Michael Gardner
Sisters Divided, by Joy Ross Davis
Narration by George on Facebook
Narration by George on Twitter
We continue this excursion into the world of audiobooks produced by Narration by George by looking at the next group of books we’ve been featuring on Twitter (@narrationbygeo) and Facebook. Plus there is the announcement of an important new title and a special sale with only a few days left before it expires. Join me for this review of audiobooks with excerpts that are unique to this podcast!
The links to the books and specials mentioned in this podcast are here:
Alive and Whole: Amputation, Emotional Recovery, by Dee Malchow
My Words Into the Beyond, by Regina Puckett
The Name of the Hawk, Legion, by Murray Pura
Neighbors, New in the Neighborhood, by Patti J. Smith
Non-Prophet Murders, by Becky Wooley
Once Upon a Christmas Eve, by Anne Baxter Campbell
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Christmas in July
The Outlaw Unchained, Bleeding Kansas, by C. Q. Scafidi
The Painted Sky, Rio Oro, by Murray Pura
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It’s week #3 for taking a look at a short synopsis and hearing a new sample from each of the audiobooks that I’ve recorded over the last couple of years. This week, we review a devotional book, a police mystery, some poetry, an action adventure series, and some historical fiction.
I also share some thoughts about the murderous rampage which took place last week in Chattanooga, my adopted home town.
Here are he links for this week’s book selections:
God, Me, & a Cup of Tea, by Michele Huey
Grave Obsessions-Volume 1: Chiseled Heart, by Patti J. Smith
Here Among the Ruins, by Regina Puckett
Knighthawke, by Jerry Mincew
Knighthawke: Vanishing Shadows, by Jerry Minchew
Let Freedom Ring-Volume 1: The Sutler of Petersburg, by Joy Ross Davis
This week we are celebrating the privilege that I’ve had to voice 41 audiobooks in the last couple of years. If you’ve followed my Facebook or Twitter feeds, you’ll have seen a title: 41 Audiobooks in 41 Days. Each day of the week, I’m featuring a different audiobook – presented largely in alphabetical order. (There are variations for books that are part of a series or a holiday happening. )
In this podcast, I play excerpts from the books which have been featured in the past few days. This is something we’ll do until the 41 Audiobooks in 41 Days ends sometime in August. I hope you find something that will tickle your ears!!! Enjoy!
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This week’s podcast is adapted from author Tony Hilling’s blog post about his novel, The Voice of Aedistamen. Since I have produced the audiobook for the first volume of this series, “The Child’s Arrival”, I thought the blog would help shed some light on a book which takes place in this fictional world of Aedistamen. Tony’s post points us to a sample from the book, an original song he composed and performs, and a spiritual idea for all to consider.
Links referenced in this podcast:
Tony Hilling on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tony.hilling
Tony Hilling on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TonyHilling
Tony’s book, The Voice of Aedistamen
Tony’s song, That Towering Cross
Barbara-Rosenblat & George Taylor at the Hear Now Festival of 2015
We’ve just returned from a week away attending the Hear Now Festival in Kansas City, MO. HEAR Now is the audio equivalent of a film festival for contemporary audio story-telling in all its forms: live and scripted solo performances, multi-voiced performance, classic radio drama, experimental narrative, and much more. In this podcast, I share my impressions on the festival and share some samples from the participants in this festival. (No, these samples don’t come from this festival, but from other sources.)
I mention several web-sites in this podcast. For your convenience, here are the links you may want to peruse:
Other sites you may wish to book at:
Firesign Theater (Legendary audio theater group)
Shots in the Night (Kansas City based radio theater)
Kelley Hazen
Rozanne Devine
Next week, I will be participating in the audio equivalent of a film festival. Hear Now: The Audio Fiction and Arts Festival is the only festival of its kind in the U.S. It features contemporary audio fiction including: live and scripted solo performances, audio theater, audiobooks, audio art, classic radio drama, sound design, and much more. Kansas City, MO hosts this festival this year from June 11-14. The festival is featuring a celebration of the works of Mark Twain. Actresses Kelley Hazen and Rozanne Devine and I will be appearing on Thursday evening to read excerpts from three works of Mark Twain. I will read from Huckleberry Finn; Kelley will read from Tom Sawyer; and Rozanne Devine will read from The Diaries of Adam and Eve. In this podcast, I feature an interview with actress Rosie Devine, information about Kelley Hazen and readings from all of us.