Scarborough Fair Podcast: Recent Episodes

~Merrill Louise

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O am thinking about my next novel. I write for myself. I am quite ashamed by how badly i write. I enjoy the challenge of writing for nanowrimo. My idea is imagine one of the sanctuary cities described in the bible. The accused can never leave.

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Not a podcast but an exploratory post.

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I have a twitter feed now. It's http://www.twitter.com/merrill517/

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I've not been posting here--shame on me. I've not been writing either--shame on me. However, I was listening to the Slate Daily Podcast today and there was a discussion on a book about an explosion, a terrorist attack, on Wall Street in 1923. It occurred to me the Over the Moon novel could have a series of explosions in it, that Phani could be misdirecting Star's investigation. This would be very

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At long last I post Episode 2 in which I share my Nanowrimo diary, talk about my new MSI Wind, and reviewLeviathan Chronicles and Plum Spooky available at audible.com I'm not going to post any streaming links unless you ask for them. Click on the title to go to the archive.org page where you can do more with this podcast. Credits go to : magnatune.com Free Sound Project and SoundSnap.com

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I give a brief history of Scarborough Fair and discuss podcasting, review Space Casey, describe downloading RFBD books and reveal my initial thoughts on nanowrimo.LinksDolce Musica It's a contemplative journey, my friends.NanowrimoRFBDSpace CaseyThe Free Sound Project SoundSnap.comI got this backwards.Download ItStream ItView More Media OptionsIf the episode is not available,p please check back

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I've been making preparations for my first podcast episode. I'm writing this here to let anyone who chances by know to come back again or to drop the feed in their podcatcher and that something will show up there in the next week.I've been moving a bit slow on this, partly because I've been fighting a cold and partly because I have realized there is no rush, that I can be satisfied with the