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Episode 195: Dr. Genocide And The Five Stages Of Grief by J.M. Perkins

Posted in Fantasy, J.M. Perkins, Science Fiction, Short Story on August 17, 2017 by dunesteef

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Captain Justice is making his way through Dr. Genocide’s deathtrap. He’s defeated Dr. Genocide every single time in the past, so what makes him think things will be different this time? And what would happen if they were?

Afterward, Big and Rish talk about the Joker, Skeletor, Megatron and telling a story with tropes or despite tropes.

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J.M. Perkins’ Site
Stories by J.M. Perkins that previously appeared on the Dunesteef
CHEMO: How I Learned To Kill on Amazon

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Episode 193: Like A Good Neighbor (Part Two) by Rish Outfield

Posted in Fantasy, Horror, Rish Outfield, Short Story on May 18, 2017 by dunesteef

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We conclude our presentation of “Like A Good Neighbor.” AKA many things. Lara spends more time with Old Widow Holcomb, learning spells and finding out more about her. And where it stops, nobody knows!

Afterward, Big and Rish talk about endings, story length and decisions, and knowing when to walk away (and knowing when to run).

Oh, and here’s a link to the “announcement episode” of That Gets My Goat they refer to.

Special thanks to Bria Burton for lending her voice to this production.

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Like a Good Neighbor on Amazon or Audible.
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Episode 192: Like A Good Neighbor (Part One) by Rish Outfield

Posted in Fantasy, Horror, Rish Outfield, Short Story on April 22, 2017 by dunesteef

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When Lara Demming awakens at night, she discovers Old Lady Holcomb next door is more than she appears to be.

Afterward, Rish and Big talk about the few things that they can after only reaching the halfway point of a story. So, they discuss the origin of the tale, and the many iterations of the title.

Note: the title Rish could not remember was “Believe It Or Not.” Yeah.

Special thanks to Bria Burton for playing ALL of the female characters in this story! Way to kick some sass, honey!

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Can’t wait to hear the rest? Or maybe you just want to chuck some money Rish’s way in appreciation for the story. Check out “Like a Good Neighbor” on Amazon or Audible.
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Episode 183: Not The Bee Episode!

Posted in Andrew O'Dell, Andy Dillbeck, Bria Burton, Cameron, Fantasy, Gino Moretto, Horror, Nobilis Reed, Rish Outfield, Sam, Science Fiction on August 1, 2016 by dunesteef

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A while back, Big’s child displayed an irrational fear of bees, causing concern, irritation, and sleeplessness. But something positive has come out of it . . . an all-new episode of the Dunesteef. Join Big, Rish, and a friendly policeman as we hear various takes on the idea, from listeners Andrew O’Dell, Gino Moretto, Sam, Bria Burton, Andy Dillbeck, Cameron, Nobilis Reed, and Rish Outfield. Yes, the Bee Episode.

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In case you didn’t get it last time: Into The Furnace Audiobook at Audible
Into The Furnace on Kindle
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Episode 181: Hope On The Rocks by AW Gifford

Posted in A.W. Gifford, Fantasy, Short Story on May 15, 2016 by dunesteef

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Joel’s luck has gone south. He’s lost his job, his marriage has dissolved, and his truck crashed and his dog died…wait a minute, sorry, scratch those last two. This isn’t a country song, it’s a short story. Anyway, Joel has been pushed to the limit, and he’s thinking of giving up, unless something can change his luck…

Afterward, Big and Rish have an announcement to make about the future of the podcast. What changes might be in store, find out on the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine!

Special thanks to Gino Moretto, Barry Haworth, Bria Burton and Marshal Latham for lending their voices.

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A.W. Gifford’s Website
Bria Burton’s Website
Gino Moretto’s Art Site
Marshal Latham’s Journey Into… Podcast
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Episode 179: TWSC – Wrong Ingredients by B.D. Anklevich

Posted in Big Anklevich, Fantasy, Short Story, TWSC on January 27, 2016 by dunesteef

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Almost there folks. We’re coming to the end of our TWSC stories. This time it’s Big Anklevich with a tale about a doppelganger, and the mischief that he can get up to.

Afterward, Rish and Big talk about writing, goals, and facing a grocery store. It’s scintillating stuff.

Special thanks to Brian Lincoln for producing and lending his voice to the story.

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Episode 178: Present Of The Christmas Ghost by Rish Outfield

Posted in Christmas, Fantasy, Horror, Rish Outfield, Short Story on December 24, 2015 by dunesteef

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We’ve all met one of them in our life. You know those people who think Christmas is a humbug. People that think there’s more of gravy than of grave to a ghost story. People that just don’t care about the holidays…if only they had a name to call them…anyway, today’s story is about that guy.

Afterward, Rish and Big talk about the story and just what it means, oh, and I’ll let you know right now, California Rish does not make an appearance.

Special thanks to Tena Kolakowski for lending her voice to the story.

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Episode 175: Ship Of Fools by David Farland (Part 2)

Posted in Adventure, David Farland, Fantasy, Short Story on October 25, 2015 by dunesteef

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At long last, the second half of David Farland’s “Ship of Fools.” What has become of Erstwhyle, Baron Blunder, and Amilee. Will Prince Crydon have them to rend to pieces and stomp underfoot, or will they find some way to counter his evil magic?

Afterward, Rish and Big about…oh, they talk about writing again? You gotta be kidding me.

Special thanks to Renee Chambliss, Graeme Dunlop and Ben Gifford for lending their voices to the story.

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David Farland’s Site
David Farland’s Writing Classes
Graeme Dunlop’s Cast of Wonders
Graeme Dunlop on PodCastle
Renee Chambliss’s Site
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Episode 174: Ship Of Fools by David Farland (Part 1)

Posted in David Farland, Fantasy, Horror, Novelette on September 3, 2015 by dunesteef

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David Farland brings us the tale of a group of jesters; Erstwhyle, Baron Blunder, and Amilee; making a long journey to the dark and forbidding Castle Crydon to compete in a contest of fools that could fetch them a purse of 1,000 guldars. Could they possibly win? And if they win, might they still lose?

Afterward, Rish and Big surprisingly talk very little, but after all it’s only the end of part one, they’ll surely gabble on for hours after part two, so if you like that sort of thing, fear not.

Special thanks to Renee Chambliss, Graeme Dunlop and Ben Gifford for lending their voices to the story.

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David Farland’s Site
David Farland’s Writing Classes
Graeme Dunlop’s Cast of Wonders
Graeme Dunlop on PodCastle
Renee Chambliss’s Site
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Episode 173: TWSC – Ghosts Of Clay by Wendy Conroy

Posted in Fantasy, Horror, Short Story, Wendy Conroy on July 24, 2015 by dunesteef

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Wendy Conroy has a lovely little tale for us about a woman who really wants to be haunted, but she isn’t…is she?

Afterward, Rish and Big talk about creating, Bad Religion, and the Paleo diet, but not really.

Special thanks to Renee Chambliss and Amy Hudson for lending their voices to the story, and to Tom Tancredi for producing the episode and providing the art.

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