Thank you! Glad to hear I'm in good company. I'm actually surprised at the percentage I got right, so I'll take the goofs as long as I can edit them out. This is why I don't do conduct interviews :D. That said, there's going to be an unedited interview of me coming out soon on another channel, but don't think I fumbled anything on that one.

@@EmmaBennetAuthor Yes! A little guidance and a lot of practice has great benefits. Feels less like work and more like finishing touches on a cake.

Great point! A writer can get so bogged down trying to edit while writing that they lose track of where they're going or taking too long to actually tell the story. Thank you very much! Happy to hear this is a help, would really like to read your thoughts on a review of Psycho Author and/or Specks of Shadow, Flecks of Light. Also, feel free to keep in touch anytime at Goodreads or by e-mail. I admit, I am a hat guy who will go from formal to casual for a day or event. Finally, if I can support you in your writing projects, I would be happy to. You've got some cool ideas from our last discussion, let's make them a reality!

@@Aegelis Of course, I'll be happy to accept your help. You've given me good advice throughout the years and we definitely have the same love for storytelling. I am working on some short stories right now. Will be happy for you to read them when the first drafts are done. I also have something in the pipeline which you will certainly have some interest. There will be a series of stories from the point of view of one Rewne Danlund. I am developing a world for him to inhabit and a grand story for him to tell. :)

@@Edwicker Short stories are excellent, and there is opportunity to make them available on e-book for $0.99 for us fans who like to read them.

@@Aegelis I've written a few short stories in the past. I would have to find them and do a rewrite to touch them up a bit as my thoughts on them have changed. I usually have ideas for much bigger stories, but I have decided to write some more short stories to get the juices flowing and perk myself up as I have been in a bit of a slump.

@@Edwicker Looking forward to it, send or link them to me anytime!

Thank you very much! I think you may enjoy Psycho Author, I've gotten the most positive responses from the story. Always interested in hearing your thoughts, reviews at Amazon and/or Goodreads are a huge help too.

I specifically had that Cale Tucker figure with the orange accents on the arms and boots. I was a poor kid, so I believe I had that one and one of the Drej. Was more a collectible purchase. Was kind of growing out of the playing with action figures phase of my childhood, but I thought they looked so cool, I just had to at least have a couple. Man, that was back when I was 12. Now I'm 36. What a nostalgia trip.

Great to hear from you! I've always been a Don Bluth fan, but missed the toys the first time around living in a small place at the time. Now that I have more space (pun intended) & saw these were not at all expensive on E-Bay, I was picking up about 1 per paycheck. Better late than never, having grown to appreciate the flick even more.

@@Aegelis When I was very small, I use to watch The Land Before Time and All Dogs Go To Heaven constantly. As I grew older, I fell in love with The Secret of Nimh, which scared me when I was too young, but it is now one of my favorite films. I also consider An American Tail to be one of the most original animated films of all time. A story of a foreign family of mice traveling to America, just very interesting concept. Once Bluth left Disney, he just produced some very different animated films that broke the ideals that we were use to. I just wish that the producers didn't hold him back so much. He was constantly being overruled with his films, especially The Land Before Time, which was not suppose to have dialogue and was suppose to tell the story solely through the animation. We also have him to thank for Dragon's Lair, which was a game that look like no other in the early 80s. He is just a master of his craft and truly loves animation.

@@Edwicker I haven't seen Secret of Nimh yet, though I think we have it since it's one of my wife's favourites. I was big into Dragon's Lair and Space Ace, especially when CrossGen rebooted the comics in early 2000's but both only made about 4 issues. Off-the-chain imagination stuff, though the gameplay wasn't really there in the initial games despite the amazing look.

@@Aegelis Well, it was the early 80s. They were competing with Pac-Man and Donkey Kong, so that nice animation was very eye-catching in the arcade, and if you memorized them and could beat them on one go through without dying, you were the man for the next 30 mins. Someone might even buy you a soda. XD

I agree. The whole Apopcalyptic Manifesto CD had a heavy edge, which took a bit of getting used to for me but very much appreciated.

Me!!!! Lolol

@@Mi_Amor_sage lol

Amennnn🤣🤣

20 chapters in one day! HATE reading

Thanks for checking out this book about a ship's florist! Looks like I owe The Sopranos a thank you, never thought I'd hear myself say that :D.

Glad this was a help! Good story too about injustice.

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I had to read it in one day:(

Thanks for listening and commenting. The a.i. did a pretty good job, I wasn't able to fiddle with emotion with the free tool I was using, but agree that a British Accent would be proper.

Sorry about that! This is likely an abridged version, which is probably one of the reasons why I didn't mind listening on the way to work.

Happy to hear you've enjoyed! All the best and blessings be.

Water powered car would be awesome.

Yep, there is that.

Thankfully I haven't lost a whole book (yet), but have lost stories and pages. I did lose a digital copy of a book, so I had to spend a few months transcribing from printed paper to computer, but looking on the bright side, I also had the opportunity to re-write and edit as I went. Glad to hear from you Emma! Everyone go check out Emma's channel too, I've gotten a lot of great insight from there.

Glad you liked! There's a few other audiobooks on my channel too, War of the Worlds, Invisible Man, and Frankenstein, if interested. All the best & blessings be.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed 🙂

Thanks! Careful racing up those mountains :-)

Great idea! If you can make it happen, I'd be thrilled to hear it. 🕺💃

😀 It's a fascinating study for sure! One of those little details I didn't think to look up before travelling, but realized very quickly that I should've studied. There's been some great ones in Australia and Japan (just to name a few), but have yet to travel beyond 2 countries. Here's hoping someday and thanks for commenting.

Nice to meet you & would be happy to check out your stuff! This is one way to meet people and get subbers I'm sure. Try using the free version of VidIQ for keywords and engagement to see if that helps a little. If you really want to boost viewers a lot, GoogleAds will let you advertise a video with them at around 5 cents a click. I do this at a small budget, about 8 dollars a month.

Yeah, but it was free, so...

Could be! I have no idea how dor-x made the tune, but totally dig it.

John Hedigan his the voice talent for the audiobook, which was released in 2007.

My wife has famous claw machine skills, so I picked this up at a yard sale. My daughter is the one playing here and we were surprised how fun and difficult this machine was!

@@Aegeliswhere did you buy it?!

@@julianawu3962 This was from a yard sale around two years ago. The brand name changes but I think most of them are alike.

Yes! The radio show caused a panic among those who tuned in after the announcement that the story was fiction. And before the radio show, there was the book. I cannot remember if I read the book, but the movie was very cool! This re-telling was the next best thing for driving since eyes needed to be on the road. That's for checking it out and commenting!

Sorry I'm not very tech savvy, especially on audio. I ripped from Windows Media Player to MP3 because I had a request to include the full CD instead of the first and last track separately. CD is old too, not sure if that matters.

@@Aegelis I’m sure it’s possible to rip the audio without losing quality.

Thanks for the critique, sorry for the delay and will try less rambling in the future.

@@Aegelis ugh i hate bein a dick to people and they end up being nice

@@kristins8438 Oh, sorry, um... uninstall you try hard n00b! Was that better? Eh, that made more sense in Call of Duty.

@@Aegelis yeah that made me feel better, thanks :)

That's fair, flavoured coffee are for sweet tooth folk, but Global Roast does have a top-tier non-flavoured (Artisans Select) for sure.

@@Aegelis I like how that sounds. Sweet tooth folk. It's an Appalachian thing, and I like it.

Thank you @KGBeast for watching & commenting. Totally agreee, Erik is a man with heart, which shows in great coffee too.

Or at least, how about some chapter markers to mark the tracks?

@@Kryojenixwould help.

The "'In a year,' thought I, 'in a year" was the last of the audio CD. Still, not too shabby for Dollar Tree 🙂.

I had to use Audio-Joiner to create a single sound file, so that was a consequence of the free online program. Thank you for listening!