HorrorFind was ultra-awesome! I’ll have a full report later on and lots of video footage from the readings. But for now here’s a speech I made at the RDSP party:
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Director Jayson Densman has put together this awesome PoVid (poetry video) for "Where the Heart Isn’t" from The Troublesome Amputee by John Edward Lawson. The sound and voice-over was done by KEK-W. Creepy isn’t it?
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Nicely done, Jen!
Thanks! And thanks for all your help at the con. Having people around to help makes things so much easier.