Serve It Cold: A Jonny C Mystery » Noteworthy http://dancingcatstudios.com Serve It Cold: sex, drugs, and the cradle of rock and roll Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:16:44 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 2006-2007 podcast@ronnieblackwell.com (podcast@ronnieblackwell.com) podcast@ronnieblackwell.com (podcast@ronnieblackwell.com) 1440 http://www.dancingcatstudios.com/images/ServeItColdFixed-Godwin-144x144.jpg Serve It Cold: A Jonny C Mystery http://dancingcatstudios.com 144 144 Serve It Cold: A Jonny C Mystery. Private Detective Jonny C. Speed`s life can`t get much better. He`s booked into the French Quarter`s most luxurious guesthouse, and his day job as convenience store manager is 104 miles behind him in Catherine, Mississippi. He has taken care of his pro-bono missing persons case already, and his paying client`s cheating wife is a beautiful and very accommodating exhibitionist. Are things too good to be true? Of course they are. Jonny and his crack team of beauty queens, recovering addicts, professional athletes, computer hackers, and pampered dogs soon find themselves caught in a twisted scheme of revenge that threatens to turn the town of Catherine inside out. Serve It Cold--a story of sex, drugs and the cradle of Rock & Roll. Mystery, Novel, Detective, New Orleans, Mississippi, Music, Podiobooks podcast@ronnieblackwell.com podcast@ronnieblackwell.com podcast@ronnieblackwell.com no yes The Failed Cities: Hath a Darkness . . . http://dancingcatstudios.com/2007/12/26/the-failed-cities-hath-a-darkness/ http://dancingcatstudios.com/2007/12/26/the-failed-cities-hath-a-darkness/#comments Wed, 26 Dec 2007 20:17:01 +0000 pfischer http://dancingcatstudios.com/2007/12/26/the-failed-cities-hath-a-darkness/ In addition to offering its listeners their regular story for the month of December,
Variant Frequencies has prepared a special holiday surprise for fans of the two-time Parsec-nominated FAILED CITIES MONOLOGUES, as well as all those who’ve supported the podcast in the past year. We are proud to present THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS, an exclusive 10,000-word eChapbook written by Matt Wallace and produced by Variant Frequencies.

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For the first time since concluding his groundbreaking podcast fiction saga, Matt Wallace returns to the warped twin worlds he created with an all-new Failed Cities story. Featuring the characters that drove the original audio epic, and told, as always, in their own voices, THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS brings this unique storytelling style to the page for the first time, enhanced with original illustrations by Rick Stringer.About THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS . . .To some the number 99 represents the many names of God. But as a black snowfall blankets the Failed Cities on Christmas Eve, the arrival of 99 mysterious steel chambers is the catalyst that sets a series of far from blessed events in motion. From bullets and bata sticks to a life-and-death hostage situation to high-speed battles up switchback mountain roads, eight people become links in a deadly chain that will either tether innocent lives to safety or strangle any hope for their future. And as each part of the story unfolds, we learn that above all things, Christmas in the Failed Cities is a feverishly struck balance between the constant threat ofviolence and the briefest, most bittersweet moments of joy.THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS by Matt Wallace is a freely distributed .PDF produced and illustrated by Rick Stringer, and available exclusively from Variant Frequencies. We’d like to encourage all our listeners to download, print, enjoy, and pass along this unique piece of the Failed Cities universe as a thank you for your continued support and enthusiastic participation in our podcast. And don’t forget to revisit THE FAILED CITIES MONOLOGUES, collected in its entirety on Podiobooks.com

Happy Holidays from the entire crew of Variant Frequencies!

]]> http://dancingcatstudios.com/2007/12/26/the-failed-cities-hath-a-darkness/feed/ 0 0:00:01 In addition to offering its listeners their regular story for the month of December, Variant Frequencies has prepared a special holiday surprise for fans of the two-time Parsec-nominated FAILED CITIES MONOLOGUES, as well as all those who’ve su[...] In addition to offering its listeners their regular story for the month of December, Variant Frequencies has prepared a special holiday surprise for fans of the two-time Parsec-nominated FAILED CITIES MONOLOGUES, as well as all those who’ve supported the podcast in the past year. We are proud to present THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS, an exclusive 10,000-word eChapbook written by Matt Wallace and produced by Variant Frequencies. For the first time since concluding his groundbreaking podcast fiction saga, Matt Wallace returns to the warped twin worlds he created with an all-new Failed Cities story. Featuring the characters that drove the original audio epic, and told, as always, in their own voices, THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS brings this unique storytelling style to the page for the first time, enhanced with original illustrations by Rick Stringer.About THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS . . .To some the number 99 represents the many names of God. But as a black snowfall blankets the Failed Cities on Christmas Eve, the arrival of 99 mysterious steel chambers is the catalyst that sets a series of far from blessed events in motion. From bullets and bata sticks to a life-and-death hostage situation to high-speed battles up switchback mountain roads, eight people become links in a deadly chain that will either tether innocent lives to safety or strangle any hope for their future. And as each part of the story unfolds, we learn that above all things, Christmas in the Failed Cities is a feverishly struck balance between the constant threat ofviolence and the briefest, most bittersweet moments of joy.THE FAILED CITIES: HATH A DARKNESS by Matt Wallace is a freely distributed .PDF produced and illustrated by Rick Stringer, and available exclusively from Variant Frequencies. We’d like to encourage all our listeners to download, print, enjoy, and pass along this unique piece of the Failed Cities universe as a thank you for your continued support and enthusiastic participation in our podcast. And don’t forget to revisit THE FAILED CITIES MONOLOGUES, collected in its entirety on Podiobooks.com Happy Holidays from the entire crew of Variant Frequencies! Noteworthy podcast@ronnieblackwell.com yes no