Rish presents a very short story he wrote a number of years ago for a match-the-image contest, about a boy who gets a strange visit from his brother in the night.
Then Rish talks about floating Danny Glick and the last time he saw A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984).
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Rish presents his story, "With A Banjo On My Knee," written for a Journey Into... contest, that, despite not winning the contest, he thinks is pretty good.
Garrett McClarren finds an old banjo in an alley and discovers that it has the power to soothe the savage . . . well, Los Angeleno.
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I prefer stories that don't lose contests.
Rish presents "Run Away." Carol Tooley leaves home and makes a stop in Siodmak Corners. Wouldn't you?
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Months back, Marshal Latham tried his darndest to end our friendship with his writing contest, the Quordel Quell. You may remember.
It was a contest where those who entered were given four words, generated by a game of Quordel (engineered by the Devil himself, by the way), that we were supposed to craft a story around. I struggled quite a bit with it, but went ahead and wrote a story, "With A Banjo On My Knee," and submitted it.*
It told of Garrett McClaren's discovery of a banjo that seems to have an unusual, maybe even magical effect on people.
Well, Marshal has created a production of that story over on the Journey Into... podcast, and it's available now, if you'd like to listen to it. He went nuts with full-cast (again), and there are a bunch of familiar faceless voices in this one.** I lent my voice to the main character's douchey boss (which is a bit strange, having a bit part in my own story, but I'm always happy to participate, as long as it doesn't involve editing), a young man with a banjo that people quite enjoy the sound of. Feel free to check it out HERE.
*It may have been the last time I ever wrote a story. And can you blame me? (you know who I blame)
**Big Anklevich also voices one of the characters.
