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Thanks to the support from Nuke (Ion) Newcombe, I’ve been publishing fiction on and off at Antipodean SF since 2011. That’s ten years this year! I’ve also been lucky enough to have seven of my stories set aside to be played on the radio at 2NBR’s “The AntipodeanSF Radio Show” hosted by Nuke, and have the podcasts preserved at libsyn.com (although I’m not sure this is a good thing when I hear my own narrated voice). However, four stories have been narrated by Marg Essex, Elizabeth Newman, Tara Campbell, and Sarah Jane Justice. I’ve been remiss in not not acknowledging the exceptional job these narrators have done at breathing life into my stories.
Last year, Nuke was gracious enough to accept three connected HAVOC (High Altitude Venus Operational Concept) stories that each begin with one of the three laws of thermodynamics and how it applies to the universe, and in particular Earth and Venus. So, the last of the three was released a few days ago on the 27th December, and I thought it appropriate to link them and all seven podcasts. Go take a look, there are many more stories at http://antisf.libsyn.com but here are my seven, and again, thank you to the narrators!
The Third Law of HAVOC (narrated by Sarah Jane Justice) podcast details: Intro 15:30 in. Story begins at 16:48 for 4:48 minutes (27 Dec 2020).
The Second Law of HAVOC (narrated by Tara Campbell) podcast details: Intro 19:10 in. Story begins at 20:30 for 4:20 minutes (26 Jul 2020).
The First Law of HAVOC (narrated by David Kernot) podcast details: Intro 1:12 in. Story begins at 2:30 for 11:45 minutes (8 Feb 2020).
When Hope Is All You Have (narrated by Marg Essex) podcast details: Intro 5:15 in. Story begins at 5:55 for 9:45 (13 Jun 2015).
The Wedding Dress (narrated by Elizabeth Newman) podcast details: Intro 5:15 in. Story begins at 15:41 for 3:49 (13 Jun 2015).
Party At The End Of The World (narrated by David Kernot) podcast details: Intro 1:45 in. Story begins at 2:28 for 3:47 minutes (21 Mar 2014).
Gaia’s Virus (narrated by David Kernot) podcast details: Intro 1:49 in. Story begins at 2:45 for 4:15 minutes (23 Oct 2011).