Each week on 15 Minutes of Fiction...with Fictional Frontiers, Host Sohaib Awan will highlight the best in genre entertainment. Dedicated to a serious discussion on pop culture, industry leaders will provide their unique takes on science fiction and fantasy. This week...enjoy our segment with the venerable voice actor, James Arnold Taylor. The second installment in his primer on voice acting, James provides an inside look at the nuances of voice acting.

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Each week on 15 Minutes of Fiction...with Fictional Frontiers, Host Sohaib Awan will highlight the best in genre entertainment. Dedicated to a serious discussion on pop culture, industry leaders will provide their unique takes on science fiction and fantasy. This week...enjoy our extended conversation with the author of Del Rey's Star Wars: The Old Republic: Revan, Drew Karpyshyn!

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Each week on 15 Minutes of Fiction...with Fictional Frontiers, Host Sohaib Awan will highlight the best in genre entertainment. Dedicated to a serious discussion on pop culture, industry leaders will provide their unique takes on science fiction and fantasy. This week...enjoy our extended conversation with one of fantasy's most-loved novelists, R.A. Salvatore.

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Each week on 15 Minutes of Fiction...with Fictional Frontiers, Host Sohaib Awan will highlight the best in genre entertainment. Dedicated to a serious discussion on pop culture, industry leaders will provide their unique takes on science fiction and fantasy. This week...

James Arnold Taylor is an established voice actor who has, most notably, been the voice of Obi-Wan Kanobi in "The Star Wars: Clone Wars," Leonardo in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," Johnny Test in the Cartoon Network hit series Johnny Test, and Green Arrow in "Batman: The Brave and the Bold." In his first monthly piece on Fictional Frontiers, Taylor begins his regular series on voice acting, enlightening us on the ins and outs, ups and downs of voice acting, dispelling some of the most pervasive myths about the industry." Listen in ... .

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During San Diego Comic Con 2011, Matt Staggs interviewed both George R.R. Martin and Christopher Paolini together for the podcast you hear here.

Of the interview, Matt writes: I'd be tempted to say that I moderated this interview, but frankly, neither man needed any real guidance from me. Some writers need a little prompting or guidance from their interviewers. Such was not the case with Martin and Paolini. They took my questions and ran with them, often taking their deeper implications to places that I had not even considered.

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Steve Cash isn't just an incredible author of the Meq trilogy, he's also been a painter, poet, and founding member of the rock group The Ozark Mountain Daredevils. Del Rey editor-in-chief Betsy Mitchell sat down with the multi-talented author to talk about his latest book, the concluding novel in the Meq trilogy, THE REMEMBERING. They also touch on Steve's other passions: painting and rock 'n' roll.

Hey, our music changed! We're featuring two songs from Steve and his group in this week's podcast. Be sure to keep an eye on our feed, as we'll also be sending these out in their entirety for you to listen to later on in the week. All songs appear by permission of Steve Cash and are not for resale.

Intro music: If You Want to Get to Heaven - The Ozark Mountain Daredevils (live).

Outro music: The Vine and the Rose - The Ozark Mountain Daredevils (live).

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Wow! What a show we have for you today! In this episode of Suvudu On Air, we're joined by Doc Midnight (whose secret identity is Terry Gant, but that's just between us, okay?). Doc (Terry) is the owner and operator of Third Coast Comics in Chicago, IL, and brings a wealth of comics knowledge to the show.

Doc gives us his can't miss comics picks, we talk movies and more comics, and has Kyle already read the best science fiction novel of 2011? He certainly thinks so.

Intro music: incompetech - Protofunk. Find out more at http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/

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Welcome back! We're flying at about half-staff here, but that doesn't stop us from bringing you an interview with director Frank Woodward. Frank's company, Wyrd Stuff has produced the documentary "Lovecraft: fear of the unknown", a film that details who Mr. Lovecraft was and why his work has inspired and terrified so many people. By the way, you can now view the film online on SnagFilms.com or through Netflix. Here he talks with Matt Staggs about the making of the film and Lovecraft himself.

Intro music: incompetech - Protofunk. Find out more at http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/

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Here it is, the last chapter in our journey through time with Ebeneezer Scrooge. In this last installment, we'll see the net effects that the Spirits have had on Scrooge. Will he be a changed man or has Jacob Marley's intervention been for naught? You'll have to listen to find out. So sit back and relax as we read Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, Stave V. Read by your host, Kyle Munley. Happy Holidays, from Suvudu.com.

A Christmas Carol lead-in and lead-out music: Kyrie Eleison (full_choir) by kthugha. Find out more at http://dig.ccmixter.org/dig?user=kthugha

A Christmas Carol lead-out music: We Wish You a Merry Christmas by incompetech. Find out more at: http://bit.ly/dYv3K1

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Sit back and relax as we read Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, Stave IV, as read by your host, Kyle Munley. Our story is nearly finished and Scrooge's time with the Spirits is nearly at an end as well. But first, he'll have to spend a little time with everyone's favorite Christmas Spirit (so long as you never have to meet it), the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come. Happy Holidays, from Suvudu.com.

A Christmas Carol lead-in and lead-out music: Kyrie Eleison (full_choir) by kthugha. Find out more at http://dig.ccmixter.org/dig?user=kthugha

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