Episode 29: Margaret
Allow me to introduce you to Margaret. We've got another great intro poem performance this week, this time from Matt of the Off Topic Talk Podcast. The creepy music he used is from "Secret Hallways" by Aaron Rathbun, and comes courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network. Great job Matt, and thanks again!
REVELATIONS Give-away
As I mentioned at the end of the episode, I'm giving away a free copy of my novel REVELATIONS. I stole the idea of how to pick the winner of the give-away from Jack Mangan of Jack Mangan's Deadpan, but he's a cool guy, and I don't think he'll mind.
So, all you have to do is post in the comments below how you found out about Come, Let Me Whisper, and then in two weeks, while I'm recording the show, I'll randomly select one of the posts as the winner by rolling some dice. This is open to everyone, even if you've told me in the past how you found out about the show (which is really cool), and even if I have to ship the thing internationally!
You don't have to provide any contact information below, but please be sure to use a unique name when you post so that we'll be clear on who the winner is when I announce it. I can't wait to hear from you!
Happy Halloween, I hope you enjoy the story!
REVELATIONS Give-away
As I mentioned at the end of the episode, I'm giving away a free copy of my novel REVELATIONS. I stole the idea of how to pick the winner of the give-away from Jack Mangan of Jack Mangan's Deadpan, but he's a cool guy, and I don't think he'll mind.
So, all you have to do is post in the comments below how you found out about Come, Let Me Whisper, and then in two weeks, while I'm recording the show, I'll randomly select one of the posts as the winner by rolling some dice. This is open to everyone, even if you've told me in the past how you found out about the show (which is really cool), and even if I have to ship the thing internationally!
You don't have to provide any contact information below, but please be sure to use a unique name when you post so that we'll be clear on who the winner is when I announce it. I can't wait to hear from you!
Happy Halloween, I hope you enjoy the story!
posted by rlburt at 4:55 PM
12 Comments:
Hi,
I love the show I found out about it from podiobooks.com (which I found out about from the Dragon Page) when you posted the original series. Once that ended I went looking for you actual podcast and I'm always looking forward to the next show!
Love the horror, keep it coming.
Thanks,
Ancrew Hennegan
(Aka Craybe from Brisvagas Australia)
I found you on podiobooks.com, favorite story is the physicist. Keep up the good work.
Thanks,
Oberonix
Hey Russ. I kinda found out about ur podcast completely by accident. I was in iTunes searching with random words to find something that i hadnt heard on other podcasts. I saw yours on the list but the picture of the finger with bone comeing out freaked me out a bit and I was looking for comedy anyway so i passed by. A couple days later I started listening to Scott Sigler book Infection. I liked it and thought that theres gotta more stuff like this. So i searched a bit and found 7th Son. Over to the right is where they have the list of what people who listened to this liked, and i just clicked on random ones. needless to say i got into some kinda dark ones, which is why im subscribed to a podcast called Shadowdance, a pagan podcast (Im not a pagan), but they have some pretty smart discussions so i stayed subscribed. ANYWAY, one of them i found there was yours, and i was like, iv seen this creepy finger before. So i downloaded one episode, liked it, downloaded every episode and revelations, loved em. been a fan since. my favorates are the giver or the watchbird. srry bout the tangent, im tired
you know, my podcatcher's fraged so I'm rather glad that I decided to come by and check on you!
let's see... I'm pretty sure I saw CLMW when it showed up on podiobooks.com, but have been subscribed to your blogger feed since sometime before you released Revelations. My favorite episode(s) would have to be the four-part Casey's Sacrifice story. And I'd like my prize signed, please.
I came across CLMW searching podiobooks for Lovecraftian horror stories. When I saw the enigmatic title of the show I decided I had to check it out. I started by listening to Work Ethics and was immediately caught by Russel's talent. Thank you for providing us many moments of horror.
Antonio
Lisbon, Portugal
Hi there Russell,
I found Come, Let Me Whisper through an iTunes music store search. Glad I did. So what happened to Benjamin Bunny? I was enjoying the hell out of that one, and you just cut it off. Bummer. I was waiting to see exactly who he was going to slaughter. :)
-Texas George
Ohhh....sneaky. Great way to see who all is listening to your podcast without fully demanding they all line up and post to you just so you can get a head count. I like it!
I'm glad I read these cause I went brain dead on where I found you. It was definitely podiobooks.com. After I ran through all yours I was pissed they didn't have other dark fantasy, but lo and behold...I found your site. Woohoo! Now I'm a full fledge fan.
When I win your book...and I WILL win it...*mind powers at work* I want it signed. I demand you not forget me (one of the little people) when you become famous.
laieanna
hodgepodgepoint.libsyn.com
I found out about Come, Let Me Whisper through the itunes podcast section while looking for some interesting stories to listen to. I found yours and instantly subscribed after listening to only one episode. I really love listening to your tales of the macabe, though I must admit, I am a little behind with your releases, though I am catching up. I'm so glad I took the time to listen to your podcast.
Had a back log of podcasts to listen to, so I've just caught up with CLMW. I originally found the podcast through podiobooks.com, but now subscribe to the blogspot feed.
Keep up the good work!
Hey Russell. Like several others, it seems, I found your original CLMW collection on podiobooks.com and searched for more. I really wanted something off-the-wall (not your standard audiobook) because I listen to so many on my long commute. CLMW sure satisfies! The Siglers of the world are fine, but you're much more unique. Which is why I'd like a copy of your novel ;)
This is so cool.
Okay. I totally accidentally found CLMW on iTunes and downloaded it to my iPod last year (around Christmas, I think???). I didn't get a chance actually to listen to it (being the mother of a two-year-old) until several months later when I was on a plane, travelling to Italy, while chaperoning a group of high-school kids on a spring-break trip. I immediately fell in love with the writing style (I am (okay, WAS)an English teacher--picky about writing styles) and was hooked.
I started Revelations last summer while driving cross-country (during the move from HELL),and I am now a definite fan.
Fantastically creative, admirably cerebral and totally unpredictable---where can you find writing like that anymore?
Cool responses! Keep up the good work...even if it does give me nightmares, daymares, etc. -Kelly ;-)
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