In a nearly-lost episode, Rish performs "Our Lady of the Shadows," by Tony Richards. An American in Paris encounters a helpful, friendly guide . . but is he friendly? Or helpful? Or a guide?
Warning: Bad French.
Note: This was recorded before I had been to Europe, in case that seems incongruous.
Rish finishes up his "Ten Thousand Coffins" reading. The Dawn Breaks is pretty big, but there's only room on the ship for either Brooklyn Lisst or the Ledouceur creature.
Afterward, Rish answers half a question from Abbie Hilton, and talks about where the story could go from here.
Note: The sound gets a bit rough before the end . . . but hey, you knew that going in.
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Rish and Big Anklevich move into the Skynet era, as they talk about using A.I. to create (and replace) their story covers.
They talk about a dozen or so covers, and their struggles to improve them. Check out THIS PAGE of the blog to see the various images (or https://rishoutfield.blogspot.com/2024/04/under-covers-2-images.html, if you're nasty).
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Rish presents the third--and longest--chunk of his Sci-Fi/Horror novella "Ten Thousand Coffins." So, there are now three awakened humans aboard the Dawn Breaks, and one vampire. Or is it two and two?
Afterward, a bit about the Skipper, and is it just me, or is Rish more defensive of this story than usual?
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