Author Archives: Josh Roseman
nice letters from authors
DK Latta, author of “Marking Time on the Far Side of Forever”, sent a note to Escape Pod saying he enjoyed my presentation of his story (which you can hear by clicking this awesome link). It’s always nice to hear … Continue reading
“The Mansion” by Henry van Dyke
I can now be heard narrating the Christmas story on “Journey Into…”, entitled “The Mansion” and written by Henry van Dyke. Listen here. Journey #23 – The Mansion by Henry van Dyke
“Fortitude” by David Brin
My performance of David Brin’s “Fortitude” is in this week’s StarShipSofa. Listen here. Also, if you have a minute, check out Lewis Shiner. I read his novel Glimpses and really enjoyed it. StarShipSofa No 217: David Brin, Lewis Shiner
Lillian Cohen-Moore reviews “Survivor”
Some of the other stories that hit real high notes for me include Josh Roseman’s ”Survivor,” because he fucking kills it in that story. His protagonist Wen is a believable teenage girl. Sometimes whiny, sometimes brave, Wen is faced with … Continue reading
“Marking Time on the Far Side of Forever” by DK Latta
My latest audio performance is “Marking Time on the Far Side of Forever” by DK Latta, for Escape Pod. Escape Pod 323: Marking Time on the Far Side of Forever
Book Review: “Bigfoot: I Not Dead” by Graham Roumieu
In beginning, Josh think it funny to write review of book Bigfoot: I Not Dead using Bigfoot style of writing. However, realize will get annoying fast and not want annoy readers. So will stop. Book Review: “Bigfoot: I Not Dead” … Continue reading
Book Review: “11/22/63” by Stephen King
Book Review: “11/22/63” by Stephen King
Movie Review: “In Time”
Amanda Seyfried, on the other hand, always seems to look like either a sex kitten or like she was just used as the clapper in an enormous bell. Her hair is too perfect, and her eyes are always wide and … Continue reading
“The Gift” of Choice… Unless You’re a Borg
So, in the end, Janeway’s actions — which today I see at the very least as being misguided and at worst reprehensible — turn out to be “right”. “The Gift” of Choice… Unless You’re a Borg : Escape Pod
“The Prize Beyond Gold” by Ian Creasey
My narration of “The Prize Beyond Gold” by Ian Creasey is now live on Escape Pod. Narration: The Prize Beyond Gold
Book Review: “Snuff” by Terry Pratchett
Pratchett’s customary humor and wit are present throughout, and the writing remains as wonderful as ever. My inner 12-year-old appreciated all the poo references, and if we’ve already done the goblin thing back when Vimes visited the Low King, at … Continue reading
Soundproof #13
My review of The Colorado Kid has been reprinted in this month’s Soundproof. Soundproof #13
First Anthology Sale: “Survivor”
The table of contents for Fat Girl in a Strange Land has been announced, which therefore means I can announce here that I have made my first sale to an anthology. It will be released on 2/17/12. When it is, … Continue reading
Book Review: “The Colorado Kid” by Stephen King
The concept of “based upon Book X by Author Y” is stretched pretty far these days. Sure, sometimes you get a Harry Potter or a Twilight, but other times you get a movie or TV show that is so loosely-based … Continue reading
Review of “The Big Trip Up Yonder”
I really enjoyed The Big Trip Up Yonder – it’s a great story and the narration was superb. From the comment feed for “The Big Trip Up Yonder”, which I performed for StarShipSofa. StarShipSofa No 207 Kurt Vonnegut
“The Big Trip Up Yonder” by Kurt Vonnegut
My performance of Kurt Vonnegut’s “The Big Trip Up Yonder” is now live on StarShipSofa. Episode 207 is here. “The Big Trip Up Yonder” on StarShipSofa
Music and Magic: The Harry Potter Soundtrack Retrospective — Part 10 of 10: Conclusion
I think it’s really hard to do a soundtrack that completely misses the mark. I can’t remember a single one I’ve listened to that actually pulled that off. However, in re-listening to these eight soundtracks, I’ve come to the conclusion … Continue reading
Music and Magic: The Harry Potter Soundtrack Retrospective — Part 9 of 10: Deathly Hallows 2
This soundtrack is more about cycles than themes, though — I counted at least three of them. I approve of that style of orchestration — giving the major climactic sequence of the film its own series of specific themes and … Continue reading