Journey #207 - Daydream by R.C. Anderson (Co-1st Place Journey Into Journey Illustrated Contest Winner)

King Eric of Gossamer is missing! Daena goes on the search and what she finds changes her life.

 

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R.C. Anderson works a day job in the tech sector, but moonlights as an amateur writer. Originally from the Ozarks, he was fortunate enough to grow up during the 1980’s in his mother’s video store. This allowed him to spend countless unsupervised hours in both the natural beauty of the rural South, and with the VHS classics of the age. This unique blend of influences fired off his imagination, resulting in him crafting stories throughout his life, up to the present day. His works have been published multiple times on the “Journey Into…” podcast. He lives in Hillsboro, Oregon, with two cats.

Theme music: Liberator by Man In Space

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Journey #194 - The Decline of the West (and other secret terrorist photo galleries) by R.C. Anderson (2nd Place Quordle Quell Writing Contest Winner)

Langer is trying to start over  after getting out of Silicon Valley, but accidently gets pulled into a terrorist conspiracy while trying to develop his next web product.

 

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Cast of characters:

Bria Burton as Lee-Ann

Rish Outfield as Zoltan

Josh Roseman as Armin Pluto

Marshal Latham as Langer, and the narrator.

R.C. Anderson is an amateur writer who would much rather write something original and good, than cliché and great. Although his attempts at “Original & Great” have sometimes yielded success.  While he wishes he could focus on writing more, (‘focus’ being the key word), his day job at a microchip fab provides for such luxuries as food, shelter, a backyard tomato garden, and the ability to have writing as a hobby, even if he’s too tired to want to do it most days.  He lives in Oregon with two cats (Katie and Bobbie), is considering his alternatives to this, (on states of which to live in, not the cats).

More stories by R.C.:

• Backtalk
• Journey Into IFC

Story Music: 

"Mesmerizing Galaxy" (and others) by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

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Journey #177 - Backtalk by R.C. Anderson (1st Place Journey Into Journey Writing Contest Winner)

In episode 235 of the podcast "Hidden In Plain Sight," Armin Pluto and Lucy Devlin start exploring communication in space, but end up uncovering some bizarre and unnerving experiences from early manned space travel.

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Cast of characters:

Josh Roseman as Armin Pluto

Renee Chambliss as Lucy Devlin

Rish Outfield (of The Rish Outcast and The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as Gerald Schroeder (retired Air Force Lt. Colonel and NASA astronaut)

Big Anklevich (of The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as Marty Gibson (astronaut)

Marshal Latham as Louis Vance (astronaut)

Gino Moretto as a New Zealand sheep herder

R.C. Anderson works in the engineering field, but moonlights as a speculative fiction author. (As rewarding as the later is, the former pays the mortgage.)  He has been published in such places as the Journey Into… podcast.  He currently lives in Hillsboro, Oregon, with his two cats.

Relevant Links:

Journey #147 - Journey Into IFC by R. C. Anderson 

99% Invisible Podcast 

Journey #164 - Troubled Child by Rish Outfield - 2nd Place Winner

Journey #162 - Chain Reaction by Sam McDonald - 3rd Place Winner

Music used in this episode:

Dark Space Music mix by Gydja for Cryo Chamber 

Theme music: Liberator by Man In Space

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Journey #147 - Journey Into IFC by R. C. Anderson

Due to an exceptional pay rate and the promise of adventure, recent college graduate, Kira, goes to work for EECD, Inc., and learns that she has gotten herself involved in a project much more ambitious and immense than she'd ever imagined.

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R.C. Anderson is an amateur writer that aspires to slightly above amateur status. His primary career is in the engineering / construction field, and many of his works reflect this.  He was born in the early 80s, and raised in rural Arkansas, where his passion for stories was developed inside his mother's video store. In 1990, his family moved to California's central valley, where he lived and went to school for most of the next twenty years. In 2009, he moved outside of Portland Oregon, and currently resides in the city of Hillsboro. He lives with his girlfriend and four cats.

Cast of characters:

Bria Burton as Kira
Tena Kolokowski as Monica
Rish Outfield (of The Rish Outcast and The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as James
Big Anklevich (of The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine and Big Anklevich on Toys) as Rob
Gino Moretto as Alan
Marshal Latham as Armon, and the narrator

Music from Kevin MacLeod
Sound effects from Youtube.org

Theme music: Liberator by Man In Space

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