Reading in the Attic is a weekly fiction podcast. Most of the stories and excerpts are by host and author Camille LaGuire, but the podcast also features lost stories and poems from magazines found deep in the attic, as well as occasional stories and excerpts by other current authors.
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Reading in the Attic is a weekly fiction podcast. Most of the stories and excerpts are by host and author Camille LaGuire, but the podcast also features lost stories and poems from magazines found deep in the attic, as well as occasional stories and excerpts by other current authors.
This week we begin "Harsh Climate," a light thriller about a pair of runaway teens who stumble across a kidnapping plot while seeking shelter from cold weather. I first wrote those as a low budget screenplay -- with less emphasis on the effects and more on the actors, and limited location. This is the novella version, and should take seven episodes to complete. For those interested in reading the ebook, you can find it at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Apple's iBookstore, as well as other ebook vendors. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 5 - "Harsh Climate" Part 1. (26 minutes) Or you can listen right here: Or you can subscribe via iTunes -- which can help the podcast's popularity. (You can also review it there.) Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes. (For those who want to subscribe in a third party podcast app, the manual subscription link is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/ReadingInTheAtticPodcast ) See you in the funny papers.
Reading in the Attic Podcast
Reading in the Attic is a weekly fiction podcast. Most of the stories and excerpts are by host and author Camille LaGuire, but the podcast also features lost stories and poems from magazines found deep in the attic, as well as occasional stories and excerpts by other current authors.
