The Rev Up Review, Number Twenty-Nine:
- Title: RUR-2007-01-27 #29 The Rev Up Review Rift Shift
- Size: 22.6 MB
- Duration: 32'52"
Contents:
- 00.00 Intro music: "Undertow" by Reaman (ElectroBel)
- 00.09 Welcome
- 00.36 Second Shift
- 02.25 Billibub Baddings and The Case of The Singing Sword
- 04.10 Morevi: The Chronicles of Rafe and Askana by Tee Morris & Lisa Lee
- 07.35 Legacy of Morevi: Book One of the Arathellean Wars by Tee Morris
- 11.06 Nina Kimberly The Merciless by Christiana Ellis
- 12.53 Creative Commons
- 13.39 The Plitone Revisionist
- 15.08 7th Son - Book Two: Deceit
- 15.46 The Time Traveler Show
- 16.17 Under the Graying Sea by Jonathan Sherwood
- 18.31 Music: Abilene (The Eisenhower Waltz) by Peter Mulvey (Podsafe Music Network)
- 22.15 Fiction serial: Part 5 (final) of "The Trivium" - Music by Emily Richards at the Podsafe Music Network
- 31.40 Send feedback (text or mp3 audio comments) to rur@revupreview.co.uk, or call the Rant Line: 206-339-RANT (7268)
- 32.10 The Plot Thingy
- 32.29 The Rev Up Review is a production of Willowsoft Communications
- 32.36
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License. - 32.52 End
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8 comments:
Original content low.
Mistake about the music. Your pacing is slow, but the background music made this work. I'd describe it as: it gives part of my mind something to do so another part can wander.
The dealbreaker, though is the ads and promos. It's just insulting to be subjected to that, and I won't face it again. Have you listened to it? Would you want to?
My parting suggestion is to have a think about who you want your audience to be. You could aim at building your own audience based on your own style, which I think is unique and thoughtful. OTOH I can see the allure of your direction, I'd summarize it as: Heat sells a lot of rags. But not to me.
cheers.
So have you stopped doing the Interzone fiction reviews? and is this anything to do with the new section due in the March edition of Interzone that appears to have your name attached to it?
Gatt, thanks for the comments. It's always interesting to hear what listeners think of the show.
Vanamonde, the Interzone reviews are currently on hold, for reasons not entirely unrelated to the forthcoming 'Podzone' to debut in the next IZ. Can't say more at present.
So I got my hands on the March edition of Interzone and no podzone feature (as far as I can see).
Has the whole thing fell through or been delayed by several months (there is no mention of podzone in the teaser for the May issue)?
Vanamonde,
Haven't got my copy yet :-(
But Andy Cox tells me that, as I suspected from looking at the info at ttapress.com, the first Podzone has been postponed, along with some other regular stuff, to make room for the 25th Anniversary celebrations.
It should be in the following issue.
So just got the latest interzone (released on 12th July). No podzone but a new DVD review section. Has your section been dumped or just postponed for another issue?
Vanamonde,
You get your IZ much earlier than I do! :-)
"Podzone' will I hope be 'regular' - in the sense that RUR is regular. which likely means highly unpredictable as regards publishing schedule!
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