OBSIDIAN: Episode 2

June 2, 2008

7th Son: OBSIDIAN logoWelcome to the second episode of 7th Son: OBSIDIAN — and the second part of Tee Morris’ excellent short story, Miles To Go Before I Sleep. In this episode, Miles To Go’s hero, Ron, is more desperate than ever to head home … but what awaits him when he gets there?

If you enjoyed Tee’s OBSIDIAN story, be sure to check out his work at TeeMorris.com, and send him an appreciative email.

J.C. Hutchins promotes several items of interest in the “talky-talk” intro and outro chatter for this episode, including:

Coming next on 7th Son: OBSIDIAN: A story by Imperial Stormtrooper TD-0013, from the A Different Point Of View podcast. If only George Lucas could write such compelling ‘trooper tales…

PROMOS:

Feedback about OBSIDIAN is welcome and appreciated! Send J.C. an email, leave a comment below, or call the Clone Line at 206-984-2566 (CLONE).

 
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5 Responses to “OBSIDIAN: Episode 2”

  1. Randomtime on June 3rd, 2008 1:51 am

    I like your release schedule!

  2. theeggplanthunter on June 4th, 2008 2:30 am

    Great ending for the story.

  3. Arkle on June 4th, 2008 12:37 pm

    Oh wow. You played my promo? That’s awesome. It’s a shame I’m goign to be relaunching the podcast under a new title in three weeks, but hey, it’s still flat f***ing awesome! :-)

  4. Philippa Ballantine on June 6th, 2008 6:29 am

    Tee went outside his comfort zone and deep- and created a story that is both deeply moving and deeply disturbing. It shows once all the veneer of civilisation is stripped away what the things we value most of all are. They’re not things though, they are the people we treasure and love.

  5. Paul Fischer on June 12th, 2008 2:04 pm

    This was an excellent kick off to what I hope will be an excellent podcast. Tee Morris’s story evoked in me the emotions I expect I might find if I were in that situation for real. His storytelling hit the bulls eye. He built the suspense and fear and never let off.

    I have a huge problem with the ending. Was was left cliff hangered and I want more. Do not take this as a mild request. I have pictures from 2006 when J.C. Hutchins, Scott Sigler, and Tee Morris shared a room at Dragon*Con. These photos could best be described as YAOI (pronounced “Yowie” – look it up, google “YAOI anime”).

    Tee, Hutch, if you don’t want to see these pictures in your home town newspapers there better be more to this story. Tee says it’s up to you Hutchins. Give us more Miles To Go. Don’t force me to make those pictures public.

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