More of my fiction on audio
September 28, 2009 by Cliff Burns
I warned you I had fallen in love with Garageband and that there would be more of my stuff recorded and set to music.
Here are four short-short stories, my version of “flash fiction”. Ethereal, odd, evocative. Literary and auditory Rorschach tests. Give them a listen…and then tell me what you see.
Submitted for your approval, as my old pal Rod Serling would say:
Cliff Burns Reading Prose Poems (V.2)
Posted in ASUS e-reader, Apple mediapad, Astak e-reader, Black Dog Press, Books, Christianity, Comparative religion, Dark fantasy, Dark fantasy/horror, Dread, Dreams, Early Christians, Fear, Garageband, Horror, Jesus Christ, Literature, Microsoft Reader, Mobipocket, Monologues, New release, Poetry, Prose poems, Reading, Religion, Science fiction, Short Stories, Sony e-Reader, audio recording, depression, download free podcast, e-reader, fiction, free download, free fiction, free fiction for e-reader, free fiction for iPhone, free fiction for iPod, free reading for iPhone, free reading for iPod, free short story, iMac, iMovie, iPhone, journal, literary, new literary fiction, new short fiction, new short story, personal, podcast, short story, space age, spoken word, suspense, suspense story, writer, writing, writing life | Tagged Garageband, short short stories, iMac, podcast stories, audio stories, stories on tape, free stories, download stories, MP3 stories, free fiction for iPod, free fiction for iPhone, free reading for iPhone, free reading for iPod | 5 Comments
Leave a Reply
I warned you I had fallen in love with Garageband and that there would be more of my stuff recorded and set to music.
good post i like this
i will visit you blog again
You like to leave em wanting more doncha, ya duurrrty bugger!
liked “Creationism” soundtrack , very engaging, mostly I don’t notice the music so much, which may be a factor of my translating the files to wav format, or maybe just the way you like it a subtle effect.
Tell me “The Other” is a synopsis for you next novel
oh yeah and sign me up for a hard copy of your “Night” series darlin
I think if I ever start reading to a live audience again, I’m going to catch myself waiting for music cues, just out of habit.
Glad you liked the latest batch–not much more than first drafts, giving in to the spirit of freedom and spontaneity Garageband inspires.
More to come…
Good stuff and you read it well.
Gracias–unfortunately, I’m beginning to suspect this Garageband playtoy of mine may be a trifle addictive…