The Story So Far this week is read by Joel D Canfield, a writer and musician who I first met online through February Album Writing Month when I heard his beautiful song Into Town . I open the podcast with it.
When I was considering doing Nanowrimo with my daughter I read his ebook, Getting Your Book Out of the Someday Box and it helped to inspire me to write this story. Check out his newest mystery novel, A Long Hard Look.
In this week’s episode of Time for the fair, Billy meets a boy his age named Bobby who is wearing identical clothing. As the boys hang out, Billy finds out that they have more in common than he could imagine. … and Billy gets to ride on the Flyer Roller Coaster.
The Story So Far this week is by Canadian Author and Podcaster, Mark Blevis who stops by to plug his new book, TOUCH: Five Factors to Growing and Leading a Human Organization, co-written with Tod Maffin.
In this week’s episode, Billy starts to learn the difference between magic and illusion.
Now, It’s time for the fair…
This week, Billy watches some amazing shows at the CNE including one of my favorites.
Thanks to the listeners who have been commenting on facebook and twitter. The story so far is read by Shane Shennan, a podcasting poet from southern Ontario. You can find his archived poetry and podcasts on Archive.org. I also play one of his poems, Uncommon Senses from his 2009 podcast of exerpts from his book, Desiring to Touch Sky
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In this week’s episode, Billy finally arrives at the CNE grounds and starts to explore the fairgrounds.
This week, The Story So Far is read by Steven Wesley Guiles from NewCoolNow.com. Bonus music is NewCoolNow playing a cover of Snow by the Innocence Mission.
An original podcast novel by Sean McGaughey
