Selkies' Skins

Selkies' Skins
Current book in series Temple and Skinquest. Enjoy Castle and Well from Amazon, B&N and Smashwords while waiting for that and the prequel's audiobook "Pearls of Sea and Stone: Book of Seals".
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

FFF #32: Haiku Month readings part 1 and The Woman In Green

This episode contains several haiku that I had written this past Haiku Month, as well as a reading of The Woman in Green from "Strange Stories from the Lodge of Leisures," a public domain book available on Gutenberg.org. A goddess visits a man, but what is her true form? A dragonfly is fleeting, and what is the expression of a divine love?

Music track: Shiro (Instrumental) by Aussens@iter (c) copyright 2017 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/tobias_weber/56795 Ft: Hans Montgomery Atom

Hear the audio podcast by clicking here.
Video backing not yet created to be loaded to Youtube channel.

Friday, December 13, 2019

Website Updated, and Podcast Uploaded

Regarding the Main Web Site

The main website has been updated and the publication catalogs made current. It will now be easier for me to update when new things need to be added. Also on the main site itself I have added a specific page to list all the print, ebook, or audiobook projects I have taken part in either as a staff member of another publisher or as a freelancer. I have done this in the spirit of cross promotion as every time a copy of those titles finds another reader or listener is goo for all parties concerned in the production.

If I have taken part in a project of yours and you want it listed please feel free to contact me.

Since the main site is now able to be more dynamic you will notice the links in the side of this blog changing as I work through choosing what to redirect, collapse, or delete. My goal is to tie them together more organically.

Podcast Episode

I have not had a chance to write any flash fictions that I am satisfied with, although I have been submitted another provocative one by Maxaxle that it slated for next week. This week I have chosen to release an episode reading from Arthur Waley's translation of "One Hundred Seventy Chinese Poems" or "170 Chinese Poems" which is freely available on Gutenberg.org.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/42290

Entry and exit music clips are from Spynge's "Moonset" used under  Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)
Hear the full instrumental!
https://audiograb.com/C8nSNvFRnj


Audio: https://www.podcasts.com/mythical-minstrelsy-flash-fiction-fridays-and-ames-bookshelf-1a06920c4/episode/Ame-Reads-170-Chinese-Poems-Reading-7-ba0c


Tuesday, June 4, 2019

Short Hiatus From Podcast and Youtube

I would rather not retype the whole thing. I will take a short hiatus from the Youtube and Podcast to mourn and recuperate. I will continue working on other projects. I just need to turn inward some for a bit.
~Teresa

Other projects will not have a hiatus.

Friday, May 17, 2019

Flash Fiction Fridays #12: Parting, This is Nisa (Latest Revision), and The Seer



Video link: https://youtu.be/i5nrAlS3zZU


Audio podcast: http://www.podcasts.com/mythical-minstrelsy-flash-fiction-fridays-and-ames-bookshelf-1a06920c4/episode/Flash-Fiction-Fridays-12-Parting-This-is-Nisa-latest-revision-and-The-Seer-89d9


Thanks go to Oscelot Haalan for getting the audio podcast to behave and upload.


#Singularity #AlternateWorlds #Dimensionality



This Friday I present three flash fictions. Two of them are by a guest, one Aria Wolfram or Lacy Musketeer. The third is my own.


Parting by Aria Wolfram: Nisean lore has always hinged around what disaster befell the original inhabitants of the country in the universe I first entered Nisa from, and long been tied into alternate realities and timelines. In this tale we learn one version of how Ar'ia first enters one of several concurrent versions of Nisa wherein anthro versions of Raikou and Horin rule Ibexia (and adopt her in adulthood) and what that entry looked like from the point of view of her father when she enters the singularity. Or perhaps it could be said the spirits of those who would take physical incarnation to later be the duo. There are alternate theories one could spin from this as well.

This is Nisa by Aria Wolfram: I also recommend listening to the original version of the tale as recorded for the MLP world version that she wrote, as recorded by Illya Leonov. She agreed to let me record and share her tale providing that I utilize the version for the currently enacted timeline wherein the denizens tend toward anthro and less toward the MLP based version Nisa was originally held to based on the universe rp was at the time done within (back when it interacted with Roanoak before the Changeling massacre and later the Canterlot bombing when that timeline was communally abandoned and "stored").


For posterity, Illya Leonov's recording of the first version: http://www.soundcloud.com/illya-leonov

You can visit Nisa and Ibexia as well as several other parcels owned and maintained by the Dreaming Twilight in the Second Life sim of Ontario.

The Seer by Teresa Garcia: A Seer of indeterminate age attempts to share what is most dear and wondrous with you. But what is your reaction to her world?

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Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Upcoming Interview Series

I will be doing a series of interviews that will be going up on the podcast, youtube, and here on the blog. The subjects are kind folks that I have worked with or read. It is my hope to interview each author I've illustrated for with Pen It Publications, those that have published with me here at THG StarDragon Publishing, and the creator of Dragon Hearts. I intend to have space for self published authors, editors, illustrators, freelancers, narrators, and publishers themselves as well. So far I have received back two to be recorded. I will be sending questions out to others on my list and hope that this will create a great resource for those who are thinking about stepping into some aspect of the world of publishing, no matter who they end up with out of all the houses or even self publishing. I am not sending them all out at once to make it less likely to be snowed under by the list. These first two (three soon I hope) will be great examples for others as to what to expect. Most importantly it helps shine a little light on individuals that I believe deserve to have themselves and their work talked about. If you fall in any of these categories and are interested in being interviewed then please contact me.

Friday, April 26, 2019

Podcasting upcoming

The Flash Fiction Fridays recordings will be turned into a podcast for the interested. It is my intent to have them on Google Play and iTunes. As time goes forward I hope to bundle a flash fiction, a review, and perhaps either a guest poem/story, depending on the week. Those interested in submitting their work for inclusion or shout outs are welcome to contact me. It is a fledgling, but springs from a comment long ago inquiring why I wasn't doing the library readings as a podcast.

What does this mean?

It means that when I post for the Flash Fiction Fridays entries there will be options posted to listen via the audio only podcast in addition to those that like having a video backdrop or prefer to stick with the Youtube channel.

How to subscribe to the feed

iTunes
 iTunes Podcast

Google Play
Listen on Google Play Music

Spotify
 Listen on Spotify

SoundCloud


Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Podcast: Moey's Big Back Yard


Do you remember the dog book I illustrated for? You can meet the author in this podcast. I am so ecstatic that the interviewer termed the art as "whimsical" as that is exactly what I was aiming for.