So, I got to perform a short story on a podcast, and I thought it turned out well.
Written by Konstantine Paradias, "Cram Time" is a very tongue-in-cheek tale of a couple of students at a school based on H.P. Lovecraft's worlds, and the hijinks they get up to trying to undo the damage that one misused Necronomicon spell causes.
Feel free to check it out over at StarshipSo--
Wait a minute? What? Starship Sofa? I thought I was banned on their campus. After all, they once had Security escort me out, and added insult to injury by using their fattest, least-intimidating security guards (one used a solar-powered electric wheelchair).
I suppose I have Gary Dowell (late of Far-Fetched Fables) to thank for this dubious honor. Guess it's like when one of the SNL cast members Lorne fires becomes famous and he has them come host the show,* only not, since I'm far less famous now than I was when I last "appeared" on SSS.
Anyway, I can heartily recommend the short story, though I admittedly have a bias. One of the main characters hails from the sunken city of R'lyeh** (from ye olde Cthulhu Mythos), and I decided to give him an accent . . . which was more fun than anything else in the story.
The performance was actually a lot harder than most of the stories I do for podcasts. But if they were all easy, I guess I would never get better.
Check it out at THIS LINK!
Rish "Ingrate Old One" Outfield
*That's happened several times over the years.
**Hoo boy, it was no fun to figure out how to say that word, or worse, the language R'lyehian. Luckily, my boy Norm Sherman used it in a song, so I appropriated that pronunciation. Thanks, Norm.
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