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There's no doubt of its power though. I'm writing the world's first novel specifically produced for podcasting (Tom Corven) and posting it to my site at dreamwords.com (podcast twice weekly). To be able to do this with no resources (I live in a small mountain tent in the Scottish Highlands for half the year) is proof of the true power of podcasting.
A writer normally works in obscurity but Tom Corven now have a sizable audience (in my terms) and even a Tran globe fan base.
Astounding!
Paul Story
www.dreamwords.com
podcast feed:
http://www.dreamwords.com/tomcorven/tomcorven.xml
There's no doubt of its power though. I'm writing the world's first novel specifically produced for podcasting (Tom Corven) and posting it to my site at dreamwords.com (podcast twice weekly). To be able to do this with no resources (I live in a small mountain tent in the Scottish Highlands for half the year) is proof of the true power of podcasting.
A writer normally works in obscurity but Tom Corven now have a sizable audience (in my terms) and even a Tran globe fan base.
Astounding!
Paul Story
www.dreamwords.com
podcast feed:
http://www.dreamwords.com/tomcorven/tomcorven.xml