Post by Charlie Allison on Aug 29, 2016 4:40:32 GMT
Well, small mammals, here it is. The first season of a podcast about a year in the making (tentatively titled 'Letters to Tempestia') in a collaboration between Eliot and myself. If you like any of the following elements, this podcast is probably up your alley/floats your boat/ stimulates your simile etc:
--Travel between worlds
--Data-storing illusions used to effect truancy at a university level
--Shape-shifting snarkers
--the world's most unflappable man
--the world's most patient teaching assistant
--The psychological effects of starvation and mana-deprivation
--Letters to an assassin
--Student debt
--Suspiciously timed conflagrations
Anyway, we're quite proud of it--took us nearly a year to go through about 6 (!) drafts of the initial concept. It's my first time working with a writing partner (the extra set of eyes and the doubled brain really came in handy, both ways round). We're sending it out now to our voice actors and other collaborators--our goal is to have it out by December (in GLORIOUS AUDIO!) as we work on season 2.
Enjoy!
Charlie (And eliot--in spirit. Or because I'm the one tasked with posting this. Either way!)
LetterstoTempestia.pdf (152.72 KB)
--Travel between worlds
--Data-storing illusions used to effect truancy at a university level
--Shape-shifting snarkers
--the world's most unflappable man
--the world's most patient teaching assistant
--The psychological effects of starvation and mana-deprivation
--Letters to an assassin
--Student debt
--Suspiciously timed conflagrations
Anyway, we're quite proud of it--took us nearly a year to go through about 6 (!) drafts of the initial concept. It's my first time working with a writing partner (the extra set of eyes and the doubled brain really came in handy, both ways round). We're sending it out now to our voice actors and other collaborators--our goal is to have it out by December (in GLORIOUS AUDIO!) as we work on season 2.
Enjoy!
Charlie (And eliot--in spirit. Or because I'm the one tasked with posting this. Either way!)
LetterstoTempestia.pdf (152.72 KB)