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Devlin Abnormal Investigations, Case File: Cleft Behind Video Promo Here

See the promo here. Feel the excitement! Scratch yerself!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvAywaTMacE

Posted on October 21, 2008 at 10:30am — 4 Comments

Get Yer 'Hack' Heapin' Helpin' With Weekly Literary Lugwrench Clodcast

Ya know, if yer just not gettin' enuff of 'The Hack'. If Dunkin, Devlin, and Crusade has been earloberated, osmossified, and absorbed; and yer a glutton for aural punishment. Go here and perpetuate yer self-abuse by listening to the Literary Lugwrench Clodcast'. It postures as a writing related informathon, but it's just more cheapjack self-promotion for the works of 'The Hack' Gre… Continue

Posted on October 4, 2008 at 7:59am — 1 Comment

It's been an uphill battle...

After spending enough time researching things like EQ, peak limiter, compression, attack times and a mass of unholy BS; enough time that I could have written another book. And, after uploading two complete podiobooks which are riddled with sound issues stemming from the simple fact that I am a loud bastard by nature, I finally figured it out. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank absofrreakin'lutely nobody.

For one thing, I spent too many days and nights next to the giant speakers at outdo… Continue

Posted on June 12, 2008 at 12:00pm — 5 Comments

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At 4:28am on October 14, 2009, Gordon K Barker said…: Love your work.
Ware is dunkin III?
I don't think I can live much longer without it.
You syco excuse for a zombie book will tide me over for a wle though

At 11:44am on March 28, 2009, Andrew Mason Whiteoak said…: Hi, Greg, I wen to your website to get Dunkin III, and I looked under "Buy Audiobooks" and it isn't there. Where is it? Thanks, Amandine x

At 1:00pm on March 26, 2009, Andrew Mason Whiteoak said…: Wheee! Thank you, it worked. Episode 17 now tells me it is 35 minutes long, so I'm gettin' it. Didn't know you could do that. What I'm not getting is whether Devlin has changed his physical appearance after he changed or not, or if he always like that.

At 11:29am on March 26, 2009, James Keeling said…: Alright. I gotta say it. Your video promo for Cleft Behind is excellent. The quintessential Devlin, distilled into video form like some good ass-wagger moonshine. Can't wait!

At 11:24am on March 26, 2009, James Keeling said…: You sir, are my hero. While I do realize that makes my an insipid dumbass, it is in no way intended to lessen your accomplishments or brilliance. Hack on!

At 4:33pm on March 25, 2009, Andrew Mason Whiteoak said…: Hey Greg,

I really can't handle the 'Report Podiobook Errors" system on here because it asks to many damned questions, so I thought I'd go straight to the source and tell you that Chapter 17 on Dunkin the Vampire Slayer is broken - like it only plays for two minutes and then it's done. And I'm so sure that's a pivotal episode that I want to hear it.

Also. I am new to podding and you are the first podder I have tried and I really like your work. I think you are a great writer, and a great storyteller. You have a great voice for podcasting. The different voices you do are brilliant, the story is engaging and I was laughing all the way through.

Thank you, Amandine.

At 4:42am on October 11, 2008, Keith L. said…: Greg,

Thanks so much for the welcome!

At 1:34pm on October 7, 2008, Søren Kongstad said…: Hi Greg

Well frikadelle right back at you.

I am eagerly awaiting the time when dunkin two is finished. I am not one for delayed gratification, so when I start listening to a book, I want to hear it all at as fast as possible. So as a rule I only listen to finished books.

But going by Dunkin, Crusade and the Devlin book, its worth the wait.

And yes I am a cheap bastard. I could just pay for the book on your website.

At 1:53pm on July 28, 2008, Gail said…: Way back in '96, we had us a hurricane in these parts. It blew in as a Category 3 and knocked down many trees in my neighborhood. My house only took hits in 3 places, but that was enough to require a new roof. We had tarps from early September to the middle of January, while the insurance company argued with us.
In the middle of December, the builder took off what was left of the old roof -- then took his family to Disney in Florida for a week. He had his reasons, but we had a cold snap, and we were not happy.
When he came back, the roof was speedily restored, and then we found that a raccoon had taken up residence while he was away, and couldn't get out. Everything stopped while we tried to trap the coon. He was eventually caught and released in the wild, but the builder first wanted to try shooting him. (Like we're going to let him loose with a gun or a crossbow in my newly repaired attic!). In the end it was the builder who drove him off and let him loose.
Just consider that your customer is gaining life experience while you are away.

btw, I'm not sure a reason like, "I had to fix my blog," is going to go over well. "I had to take care of some stuff at home," is specific enough.

At 8:06pm on July 25, 2008, Gail said…: I got through Dunkin 17 today, and I was right, your voices are better than the voices in my head.
Whichever way you recorded, it sounds good.

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