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In My Continuing Fictional Life...
Oct. 31st, 2013 01:33 pmIn my continuing fictional life as Dylan Calish, I've got a new podcast (just a ten minute quickie: a bonus Halloween special) up at the Unseen page, along with my notes about the episode: http://entertheunseen.com/notes-halloween-travels/.
As I say in my blog, we had such a great conversation with the professor that it seemed a shame to only use the ten seconds or so where she read a few phrases for us. I mean, the phrases were AWESOME, but the poem she reads in today's podcast is possibly even more powerful. I was sorely tempted to begin the podcast with an incantation familiar to a lot of pagans, "Listen to the words of the Great Mother, who of old was called... Inanna, and by many other names...."
Also in the podcast, we learn the name of the first author EVER. Like, the first person to write something and claim, 'this is mine.' Do you know who that is? Would you be surprised to discover the first author was a WOMAN?
Also, Dylan has been very creative, because as Dylan I've also published a short story that kind of-sort of takes place in Rachel's Unseen World universe: http://entertheunseen.com/portfolio-item/read-frayed-edges/
I might also be pulling out stories that the professor told us about Inanna as "bedtime" stories, so be sure to look for those in the up-coming weeks.
As I say in my blog, we had such a great conversation with the professor that it seemed a shame to only use the ten seconds or so where she read a few phrases for us. I mean, the phrases were AWESOME, but the poem she reads in today's podcast is possibly even more powerful. I was sorely tempted to begin the podcast with an incantation familiar to a lot of pagans, "Listen to the words of the Great Mother, who of old was called... Inanna, and by many other names...."
Also in the podcast, we learn the name of the first author EVER. Like, the first person to write something and claim, 'this is mine.' Do you know who that is? Would you be surprised to discover the first author was a WOMAN?
Also, Dylan has been very creative, because as Dylan I've also published a short story that kind of-sort of takes place in Rachel's Unseen World universe: http://entertheunseen.com/portfolio-item/read-frayed-edges/
I might also be pulling out stories that the professor told us about Inanna as "bedtime" stories, so be sure to look for those in the up-coming weeks.
