This week, we've got part 1 of the "Dirty Mad Libs" panel at Balticon 47. We'll get the second part next week.

This short episode presents the results of the intro/outtro music contest.

Congratulations to the winners!

Here's some more feedback, and another essay on transformation erotica.

This week, I'm presenting some feedback, and a short essay I posted on my blog.

If you'd like to be part of an upcoming feedback show, or if you have responses to the discussion in this one, please call the comment line:

I've got three different things for you here.

First is a short piece we did in "Exquisite Corpse"

Second is the result of my competition in "Erotica a la Carte: Iron Chef" voiced by Tobias Queen and Veronica Giguere, a couple of very talented voice artists.

Finally, we've got the "Dirty Mad Libs" panel, featuring Doc Coleman, Starla Huchton, and Patrick Scaffido with appearances by a couple of guests.

No story this week; instead, I'm taking a few minutes to tell you about an issue that any listener of my podcast should be concerned about.

Here are some associated links:

Violet Blue covers the story in an article on ZDNet

The American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression (ABFFE) and the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) open letter to PayPal and eBay

The Electronic Frontier Foundation blogpost: "Legal Censorship: PayPal Makes a Habit of Deciding What Users Can Read"

I have no idea how long these links will work, but for now, here you go:

Gaijin by Remittance Girl -- Tentacle Dreams 

Get them while you still can.

On Valentine's day this year, I did some readings at a get-together organized by the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Alliance, from the anthology "Coming Together: In Flux."  I recorded the event, and present it here for your listening pleasure.

A special announcement about the release of "Quicksilver Bridges" - an anthology of all of my Metamor City stories, including the (as yet) unpublished "Dogsbody".  You can find it on all major ebookstores.

I was recently interviewed on the Parsec award-winning Fullcast Podcast.  I'm a big fan of these folks and I'm proud as all get-out to be able to point you to this conversation.  If you like this, be sure to go over to their website and leave a comment!  Better yet, subscribe and get all their interview-ey marvelousness.

This isn't a story, it's just me and my four November guest hosts talking about writing and podcasting.