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Puddle Driver: Chapter 1Written and read by Skip Jenkins.It takes some getting used to moving about in zero-G. Limbs do not move the way they do under positive Gs, and the results are often unexpected. When Streis awoke, he was in a fetal position in a slow counterclockwise spin. His head throbbed unbearably, and had he known an [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 2Written and read by ApocD.The Australian. Why had he even talked to the Australian? Everyone knew what the Australians were like, never mind the under-educated island of criminals stereotypes: they were ruthless. Streis had seen reports on the net that over 90% of the inmates in English prisons were Australians; they just couldn’t stay out [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 3Written by Skip Jenkins. Read by ApocD.It only took the smallest flicker of recognition in the Australian’s eyes before the video feed lost cohesion for Streis to learn volumes. Up until then he had been operating under the assumption that he was dealing with a major player in his unexpected disappearance for the argon-lit data-Mecca [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 4Written and read by ApocD.The guy hadn’t even been Australian. How could Streis have missed that? He’d lived in Australia for two years while letting the heat cool down after his little incident on the moon. The guy was probably English. Maybe Scottish. How could he have missed that?Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 5Written and read by ApocD. Thanks!The voice was unnatural but the language was real. The message was in Akkadian. No one spoke Akkadian anymore; according to Streis’ implant database, it had been spoken in Sumer thousands of years earlier. He knew the significance of the language as it related to space [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 6Chapter 6 was written and read by ApocD.I’ve finished the Brace for Impact edit and am waiting for my proof copy to approve before it’s available for sale. So, I should have more time for Puddle Driver and I plan to post new chapters regularly from now on until the story ends. Thanks [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 7Written and read by ApocDIn this chapter, something is revealed. How’s that for disclosure? Thanks for listening!The soft light from the jumpship revealed only a faint outline of the thing on the floor. Streis didn’t like what he saw; it had a shape that Streis had never before seen. [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 8Chapter 8 was written and read by ApocD.Streis held his breath. He had tried controlling his breathing, but the silent cargo hold revealed even the slightest sounds and he needed more time; he had to decide what to do. The other person in the cargo hold?Streis had decided the [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 9In Chapter 9, Streis and Imaoka hit the network.Written and read by ApocDStreis’ conditioning told him to go for the jumpship. Will Gibbs’ headhunters didn’t survive by helping people and doing the right thing; they survived by removing themselves from danger no matter the consequences. The jumpship [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 10Chapter 10 was written and read by ApocD.Streis saw the hesitation on Imaoka’s face and knew he had little time to act. “Look, Imaoka, I understand why you don’t want to tell me anything. I’m familiar enough with Pana-Wave to know the whole group is built on [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 11Written and read by ApocD.Also, for those of you who don’t check the blog, Brace for Impact is now available in print.Brace bookAs Imaoka worked the camera’s controls, they saw that some of the pieces of machinery were from the other freighters.“All three of them crashed, Mister Streis. All three.”“Then, we need to get [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 12Written and read by ApocD.The freigher’s engines engaged and they started the slow descent to the lunar surface.“You want to talk to her, Mister Streis?”Streis continued to stare at the screen, which showed the lunar surface moving closer to them. “No, I don’t think that’s such a good idea.”“Well, now, we need to let [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 13Written and read by ApocD.“You picking anything up on the mics in the cargo hold?”Imaoka shook his head. “Still nothing, Mister Streis. My guess is she’s dead and they’re just waiting for us to open the airlock.”“Or she’s struggling with them right now and needs our help.”“Don’t get me wrong, Mister Streis, I’m [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Puddle Driver: Chapter 14Written and read by ApocD.Most headhunters with any ambition at all had been banned from the lunar colony. The information in the colony’s networks–the private data that business people, government agencies, and criminals thought to be safe so far from the earth–proved too great a temptation for even the most rational headhunters to ignore. [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website King of Earth and Moon: Chapter 36
Apologies for the delays. I decided to go ahead and record, even though conditions weren’t perfect. I’ll try to knock out the rest of the episodes in the next couple of weeks.
After this one, three chapters remain.
Thanks for listening!
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Many people thought space was, like, totally empty. The Kid knew otherwise. He’d watched the Discovery Channel enough to know that even in the remotest parts of space, there were some particles shooting around. Spssh, like, even if no particles happened to come into an area, there was still the whole quantum thing. The Kid [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website King of Earth and Moon: Chapter 33
Dowell hated Aloha’s driving. Even in the most normal, calm situations, Aloha drove like someone was chasing him. When someone was chasing him—which was the current situation—he drove even worse. Dowell wondered if Aloha was even looking at the road. He wondered if Aloha feared death, or even understood it [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website King of Earth and Moon: Chapter 34
There was something about Nanako the madam that Mick Aloha liked. She was old—if he had to guess, he’d say she was pushing 50—but there was something hot and dirty about her, something that made Aloha want to please her.
“No, ma’am, I’ve never danced on the moon. I’m not a dancer; I’m more of a [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website King of Earth and Moon: Chapter 31
When gods got angry, bad things started to happen. Aloha was privy to mythology. He knew all about the Greek, Roman, and Norse gods. He also read up on religion, so he was privy to most world religions. Aloha knew the Old Testament God got angry and turned people into salt. [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website King of Earth and Moon: Chapter 32
Like, spshhh, like, what do you mean? Spsshh, like, the Kid, like had turned his head, but he could, like, totally see what was happening. Like, like, like, like, like, like, spsshh. What do you mean what do you mean what do you mean?
The Kid could totally see what was happening in a reflection [...]Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
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