This post is partly inspired by a post from P.C. Haring. P.C. has had a very bad September. The theme of his post is “Why do we fall, sir?” The answer, of course, is so we can learn to get back up. But that got me thinking… There are many reasons why we fall. Some trip. Some will leap for greatness and fail to catch themselves. And some… are pushed. [click to continue…]
Tagged as: Day Job, Every Photo Tells..., Flagship, Flying Island Press, Novels, Philippa Ballantine, Short Stories, Tee Morris, The Cross of Columba, The Perils of Prauge, The Way of the Gun, Voice Work, Welcome to Paradox, Writing
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by Doc Coleman on July 1, 2013 · 0 comments
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Welcome back, for more from the Balticon 47 Wrap up! This week we are diving right into the action with episode 92 of Galley Table recorded live at Balticon on Sunday at 1 PM. If you’re a regular Galley Table listener, you’ve already heard this episode. If not, you may want to check out Galley Table for more fun, geeky discussion of writing, publishing and other geeky stuff. [click to continue…]
Tagged as: Balticon 47, Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Panels, Podcast, Writing
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In part 1, I talked about some of the wonderful people, both old friends and new friends, who make Balticon such an amazing event for me. In part 2, I went over a couple of the highlights of the first half of the weekend. Now, in Part 3, we’re going to look at the rest of the weekend. [click to continue…]
Tagged as: Audio Drama, Balticon 47, Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Metamor City, Panels, Podcast, Reading, Short Stories, Steampunk, The Way of the Gun, Voice Work
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by Doc Coleman on May 3, 2013 · 0 comments
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#FlashbackFriday is upon us again! This week The Wayback Machine is taking us back to May 19th, 2011 and episode 37 of Galley Table. It is very appropriate that we’re looking back two years ago as the Galley Table crew gathers to talk about our plans for Balticon, just as we’re preparing for Balticon again this year. This is an all crew episode, so no guests this time, but we are name dropping like crazy! Hopefully this will help whet your appetite for this year’s Balticon.
Show notes below the cut. [click to continue…]
Tagged as: Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Master Feed, Podcast, The Wayback Machine
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by Doc Coleman on April 19, 2013 · 0 comments
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Once again, it is #FlashbackFriday, and time for another journey with the Wayback Machine. Today we’ve got audio from May 15th, 2011. To wit, episode 35 of Galley Table, featuring guests JR Murdock and Michell Plested. You see, writers are a superstitious and cowardly lot, and they construct various rituals and superstitions to fend off bad writing mojo, or to get themselves into the mood for writing. In this episode, we ask the panel what their rituals are, and how they feel these traditions have effected their writing.
Show notes below the cut. [click to continue…]
Tagged as: Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Master Feed, Podcast, The Wayback Machine
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by Doc Coleman on March 11, 2013 · 0 comments
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Good morning! It’s time to continue our Balticon 46 wrap up with a new episode. This time we’ve got the Balticon 46 episode of Galley Table, Live! This is a bit of a small panel, with just regular Galley Table members, Scott Roche, Laura Nicole, and myself on the panel.
In this episode, we talk about… Science Fiction Conventions, best and worst experiences.
Tagged as: Balticon 46, Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Podcast
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by Doc Coleman on March 8, 2013 · 0 comments
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Time once again for something from the Wayback Machine. I’m actually going to try to make this a regular #FlashbackFriday event. We’ll just have to see how successful I am at keeping things scheduled.
Anywho, This Friday we are turning the clock back to May 5, 2011 to revisit an all crew episode of The Galley Table. In episode thirty-five, we’re talking about gods and their place in your story. We talk about some of our favorite deific figures in stories and how they are effectively, and non-effectively used. No matter your personal faith, we still feel that there is a place for god-like figures in literature.
More notes below the cut. Be sure to check out the links at the bottom of the show notes!
Tagged as: Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Master Feed, Podcast, The Wayback Machine
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by Doc Coleman on February 4, 2013 · 0 comments
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I haven’t fired up the Wayback Machine in a while, and the backlog of episodes just keeps building up. Time to do something about that. So here we have another episode from podcasting’s past. Today’s trip takes up to May 2nd, 2001, and Episode 34 of Galley Table. This episode didn’t have a guest, but was just the regular Galley Table crew talking about pushing beyond your boundaries and how that can affect your writing.
Tagged as: Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Master Feed, Podcast, The Wayback Machine
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Some weeks are full of accomplishment, and some weeks feel like nothing gets done. This past week felt like I couldn’t get anything accomplished. That wasn’t true, of course, but that is the way it felt. Visiting friends occupied a good chunk of the weekend; something I really haven’t done in a while. And then there was the very tempting talk of adding new projects to the docket… [click to continue…]
Tagged as: Audio Drama, Balticon 46, Flying Island Press, Pirates Cove, Podcast, Short Stories, The Way of the Gun, Voice Work, Writing
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by Doc Coleman on June 19, 2012 · 0 comments
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Hey, folks.
Remember back when I would pretend that I had this time machine, and every so often, I’d post on here about cranking it up and going back to visiting some point in the past and I’d play the audio from a podcast I did online and pull out a bunch of really funny lines from the show?
Remember that? Let’s do that again!
Tagged as: Flying Island Press, Galley Table, Master Feed, MoPO, Philippa Ballantine, Podcast, Steampunk, Tee Morris, The Wayback Machine
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