Rish Outcast

This is a pretty strange episode.  You remember JURASSIC WORLD?  I know, it came out so long ago, half of you barely remember it, and the other half weren't born yet.  But Rish Outfield remembers it, and he wanted to talk about the one baffling/disturbing moment in that movie.  You know the one. If you wanna download the episode, Right-Click right HERE.

Okay, here's the rest of "The Ugly Table."  If the story IS offensive, as I have suspected, well, here's your chance to hear me apologize.  Or . . . tiptoe around apologizing, at least. If you're NOT offended by it, well, feel free to let me know in the comments. If you're interested in my audio story "Lost & Found," here's the link!  And here's the text version on at this link Feel freer to download the episode by Right-Clicking THIS LINK. Music by Kevin McLeod of Incompetech.com.  And special thanks to good old Gino Moretto for the awesome Outcast logo above.  He does great work with no thought of reward, the bastard.

Okay, this one is long in coming (I was horrified when I saw the date on the finished episode). In this episode, I'll present (some of) my story "The Ugly Table," which was previously published in a collection called "Pretty/Ugly," along with Big's "The Mirror Sometimes Lies."  Both stories had the same basic premise--that of a plain girl suddenly becoming beautiful. I don't believe Big has ever shared or podcast his story, other than in that Amazon release, which you can purchase here, if you like.  I'll ask him about it sometime. Warning: I believe this one has language.  Fucking foul language. If ye want to download the tale . . . then right-click THIS!!! (episode 36 was for donors only.  Ask me about it sometime)

Rish tries his hand at entering a contest and shares the short story he wrote for it.  Um, there should be more to this, but I can't think of what it might be.  Sorry. If you care download the file, please consider Right-Clicking on THIS LINK.

So, here is the second half of "Unconventional." I did jot down some plans for a sequel to this tale, but they never went anywhere.  Feel free to encourage me, or say nothing, and I'll forget. If your thing is to download the file, Right-Click on this here LINK.

So, in the summer, I recorded a bunch of episodes of my solo podcast, knowing that later in the year, I'd be too busy to record any.  What I didn't realize was, when that time came, I'd be too busy to post the episodes.  Whoops. So, here is the first half* of "Unconventional," a story I was inspired to write after taking my nephew to his first comic book convention.  Sadly, I asked him this week if he's excited to go to next year's convention with me, and he said, "Nahh."  Time is cruel. If ye'd like to download yon episode, Right-click THIS. Rish *Sorry for slicing it in two, but I'll get more of these shows out there if I do this with the stories.  Maybe I'll do a Patreon one day, and it'll all make sense.

Since it's pretty close to Halloween, I figured I'd present some kind of scary story on here.  Barring that, I could present a story that's merely "scary."  Maybe next year I'll do better. Oh, "The Cemetery Tale" is a story I wrote several years ago, based on (mostly) actual experience.  It is one of a trio of stories featuring the same main character, but just between us, Walter is me. If ye care to download this awful, awful thing, Right-Click on the LINK!!

Here's Rish talking while driving through the desert in a car that's supposed to break down.  He discusses the novel he was supposed to write this summer, the various rip-offs he has unintentionally perpetrated, and the mental block he has keeping him from ever being a novelist. If you really want to download this thing, Right-Click on This Here Link.

Rish talks briefly about his attempt to document writing a novella in the spring of 2015.  Wait, what's a novella again? If you feel like downloading the audio to your hard drive, Right-click right HERE!

This is a show I recorded sitting in the backyard one night, talking about "Into the Furnace" and the goal Big and I made of writing a novel over the summer (2015).  There were three potential novel ideas kicking around my head, and one had to make the cut. There may be a bit more information here than in previous conversations about it.  And maybe not. If you care to download the audio to your hard drive, Right-click HERE, lads and lasses!