Two Trek Writers for Halloween

[Jeff Ayers]

http://brokensea.com/halloween2008/

Check out the link above. You will find an audio version of Kevin Lauderdale's short story, The Man on the Moon, and an audio of my short story, Hourglass.

There will be new podcasts every day all October -- a mix of new writers and classics by the likes of Lovecraft and Poe.

Kevin and I hope you like our stories and Happy early Halloween.

Jeff

 

[Dayton Ward]

Congrats!

I went looking, but every entry is labeled "Season of Screams ____," with no indication of what the entry is. Only a couple have what I imagine are author names, but most are just blank. Am I not seeing something correctly?

(However, if you hover your cursor over the "Download" link in the different entries, you can see the names of the audios. Jeff's story is under "Season of Screams Day 7 Part 2," and Kevin's is under "Season of Screams Day 8.")


ETA: Something weird must be up with my browzer. All the info is there, but I had to highlight the page to see the text.

 

[Jeff Ayers]

Dayton,

I have no idea why you had an issue looking on the site. Here are direct links that might work better:

http://brokensea.com/halloween2008/wp-content/uploads/themanonthemoon.mp3

http://brokensea.com/halloween2008/wp-content/uploads/TheHourglass.mp3

Looking forward to reading Wet Work!

Jeff

 

[KLauderdale]

I don't know what this site is optimized for, but my ancient browser doesn't work so well on the main site. BUT this works pretty well:

http://brokensea.com/halloween2008/2008/10/

 

[Stevil2001]

From the title, I thought this thread would be about someone dressing up as Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore for Halloween. So disappointed.

 

[Trent Roman]

I'd highly recommend checking local indency statutes before 'dressing' as Wardilmore.

Fictitiously yours, Trent Roman

 

[terpette]

From the title, I thought this thread would be about someone dressing up as Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore for Halloween. So disappointed.

I was already planning to be Terri O for Halloween since I've got the red hair.

I'm swiping my husband's iPod (mine is still missing in the post-move chaos. And we moved almost three years ago!!) so I can listen to these tomorrow at work. I lurve a good horror story.

Karen
(who has My Little Cthulhu on her Yule list)