Hey Everyone. Sorry for the lack of a podcast this week. However, I am suffering from two maladies.
- My Comcast connection has slowed to a crawl – almost to a stand-still – and doesn’t look as if it will recover before the day is out. It’s a little hard to upload something that may take hours. Thank you Comcast!
- My lack of inspiration for this week. For some reason, I just don’t have a great idea for sharing with you. Rather than bore you, pick up on a podcast you haven’t listened to this week.
Thanks for your patience. I’ll see you next week with the Narration by George Podcast – the podcast on audiobooks, spiritual ideas, and other items of interest.


Just in time for the spooky fall month of October, I have four tales of terror produced for author Regina Puckett and available on audible.com. We review those four tales in this podcast. Check out why you’ll never look at a diet the same in 
Each book is available at Audible.com and in the iTunes Store. (Look below for links to each book!) And listen during October for give-aways for each book!

to Narration by George. So, that’s good. There are two short horror tales by Regina Puckett – 

We’ve been looking at tales where the setting is an “other worldly” one. But, what if our main character is “other worldly” and set in our modern day world. We take a look at such a character today known as “Knighthawke”. Author Jerry Minchew created
Our look into tales of other worlds – even just altered earths – continues today with an in-depth look at
a sample from the book as well as the author’s comments about writing in this genre and the research which goes into the writing of this exciting book.

Last week, we started looking at a pair of books by Michael Miller. These books –