The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine

Episode 79: This Must Be The Place by Elliott Bangs

dunesteef — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 03:38:18 +0000

Andrea was lonely and vulnerable when she met Loren Wells in San Francisco. He came up to her and introduced himself, telling her favorite joke. He seemed like a great guy. But when she started to respond to his attentions, Loren fled, leaving her only a cryptic note on a napkin…
outtakes
Also, Rish and Big are joined by several guest stars in the studio today including Wolfman Jack, Casey Kasem, and Casey Kasem? They throw out the question, if you had a time machine, where would you go?

Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing today’s story, and to R.E. Chambliss and Abigail Hilton for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Elliott Bangs’s site
Bryan Lincoln’s Full Cast Podcast site
R.E. Chambliss’s site
Abbie Hilton’s Cowry Catcher’s Site
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was The Source Of Rejuvenescence by Reju, Les Poulains Disco by J.C. Pierre and Francois Rolland, and She Could Be In The Beatles by the Mod-est Lads.

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Episode 78: Hang Up And Try Again by Derek L. Palmer

dunesteef — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 05:04:37 +0000

Teenager, Afton McCarthy, encounters a rather unusual video game in the local mall’s arcade, the Magic Phone Booth. She and her friend Brenda discover that it’s not quite a game, but is exactly what it advertises itself to be.
Bloopers
Afterward, Big and Rish ask themselves, “Who you gonna call?” They also welcome a celebrity guest, of sorts. Many offensive comments abound, but what else is new?

Special thanks to Michael Eliyahou, Lizanne Herd, Julie Hoverson, and Abigail Hilton for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard Podcast
Lizanne Herd’s Site
Abbie Hilton’s Cowry Catcher’s Site
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was Way Too Much by Leslie Hunt.

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Anniversary Episode

dunesteef — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 10:14:52 +0000

The Dunesteef has been around for two years now, making this the longest relationship Rish has ever maintained. He and Big say a few words about the podcast, present absolutely no stories, and finally get to the questions listeners sent in back when the world was new.

Thanks to everyone who has helped us out over this first two years.

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Related Links:
The Yillian Way on Warp’d Space

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Page 91: I Gotta Be You by Peter E. Abresch

dunesteef — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 06:41:04 +0000

Kevin Santani died in the hospital today. Or did he? If he died today, then why did he wake up in the hospital in a body other than his own?

Also, Big and Rish talk Nora Ephron, brain transplants, and welcome a new member of the team to the show…well, a temporary member anyway. Wait, Nora Ephron? Really?
Outtakes
Special thanks to Julie Hoverson, Christine Maia-Fleres, and Nicole Suddeth for lending their voices to today’s story.

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Related Links:
Peter E. Abresch’s Website
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard Podcast
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was Les bottes en caoutchouc by Ehma

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Page 71: OSSE Winner, All On St. Mark’s Eve by Rick Kennett and The Day Hypnotism Died by Kevin David Anderson

dunesteef — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 04:18:43 +0000

Two stories for you this time. First the champion of last year’s October Scary Story Event, “All on St. Mark’s Eve,” tells of a town’s legend of finding out who will die in the upcoming year, and a couple all too eager to find out if someone in particular is on the list.
Then, a bonus additional story. “The Day Hypnotism Died,” recounts one particular night in the lives of four teenage boys, and the performance that would change each of them forever.

Also, Big and Rish talk about their own experiences with–and thoughts on–hypnotism.

Special thanks to Julie Hoverson, John Riendeau, and Bryan Lincoln for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Rick Kennett’s Website
Kevin David Anderson’s Website
Bloopers Hidden In Plain Sight
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard Podcast
Bryan Lincoln’s Iocane Project Podcast
Bryan Lincoln’s Fullcast Podcast
Graveyard photo courtesy stuckincustoms.com
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was Requiem by Roger Subirana; The Music Box Somnambulist by Loreman; Funny Song by No Fun; Eternamente by Yachar; The Sky Is Inert, Ashen Angel, Congress of the Faceless Ones, Ailhorn Rite by Dereleech.

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Page 63: Like Cat And Dog by Michael Stone

dunesteef — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:05:41 +0000

Sophie is a bartender…and a were-leopard. All she wants to do is be left alone, but an annoying patron has run afoul of the local pack leader. Now it’s up to Sophie to do something about it. bloopers

Afterward, Big and Rish ask if this can be considered a werewolf story, Rish says many offensive things and tries to burn bridges with the author, and Big brings you Round 3 of the Anti-Cat Association Round Table discussion.

Special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for producing this week’s story. Also, special thanks to L. “Scribe” Harris of the Pendragon Variety Podcast, Liz Lincoln, Bryan Lincoln, Rebecca Lincoln, and John Lincoln for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Michael Stone’s Website
The Pendragon Variety Podcast
Bryan Lincoln’s Iocane Project Podcast
Bryan Lincoln’s Fullcast Podcast
Graveside Tales
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was Night Voices, When It Slips Away, and Forgotten by Somewhere Off Jazz Street.

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Page 55: My Symantha by Doug McIntire

dunesteef — Mon, 24 May 2010 06:26:27 +0000

Symantha didn’t come down for breakfast today. Someone else came in her place. Someone in Symantha’s clothes, acting like she does, even talking like she would. Although she claims she’s Symantha, it’s obviously just a prank. Isn’t it? bloopers

Also, Rysh and Byg talk about “The Twylyght Zone” and Iryn Myn 2.
Special thanks to Lizanne Herd and Christine Maia-Fleres for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Doug McIntire’s Website
Lizanne Herd’s Website
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.
Music was Runaways by Elle Lefant, Omnipresence by Dereleech, and Melancholy I by Doemee.

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Page 21: A Place So Foreign by Cory Doctorow (Part 2)

dunesteef — Mon, 17 May 2010 06:16:14 +0000

Continuing where we left off last week, James has traveled forward to 1975 and has no way of getting back on his own. His only hope is to leave the apartment and explore this futuristic place, finding someone who will help him get back to the world he knew.

Also, Rish and Big talk a bit about time travel, and Big pretends the production of this double-episode was no big deal. Bloopers

Special thanks to Julie Hoverson, Lizanne Herd and Christine Maia-Fleres for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Broken Mirror Story Event 2010

dunesteef — Fri, 07 May 2010 23:40:11 +0000

Between May 7th and June 7th, 2010, write a short story based on the following premise:
Story Chat
A CHILD IS PROCLAIMED KING (OR QUEEN), BUT IT TURNS OUT TO BE MORE THAN JUST A GAME.

This story can be any genre and of any length. However, our podcast usually buys Horror, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy stories, and we prefer stories longer than five hundred words.

A couple of rules:

No multiple submissions, please. If you have more than one take on this idea, only send us the one you feel is best.
Seriously, write the story between May 7th and June 7th, based on the idea we’ve presented. You can always rewrite an old story and present it as though it’s new, but if you do this, at least have the decency to lie about it.
In the subject line of your email, mention that this is for the Broken Mirror Story Event (or the BMSE/BME).
Even though the event ends on June 7th, we would rather get a complete, proofread story a couple of days late than a rushed story with typos and errors on June 5th.

Send the completed story in the body of an email to submissions(at)dunesteef.com (replacing the “at” with @. Thanks for participating and being a creative person!

Page 21: A Place So Foreign by Cory Doctorow (Part 1)

dunesteef — Thu, 06 May 2010 05:05:33 +0000

James Nicholson is a young boy living rural Utah in 1898. His father got a new job as an ambassador. Not an ambassador to France, but to the year 1975. His family moves out of town and into the future. But when his father has an unfortunate accident, his life is thrown into turmoil. Now he’s back in 1898, and he’s never seen a place so foreign…
Bloopers
Also, Rish and Big announce the beginning of the Broken Mirror Story Event for 2010. Listen in and find out what this year’s premise is.

Special thanks to Julie Hoverson and Josh Roseman for lending their voices to today’s episode.

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Related Links:
Craphound.com
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Boing Boing
Josh Roseman’s Site
Julie Hoverson’s 19 Nocturne Boulevard
Some sound effects were provided by freesound.org.

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