First up, sorry for the hiatus, but we bought, renovated and moved house (and recoding studio) and had to put the podcast on a wee hold. But now we are back with the first photo for 2015!
The photo for the first quarter of 2015 was taken by Mick in 2014.
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The annual Glasgow versus Edinburgh Celebrity Monuments 5-a-side football match could be in jeopardy when James Watt takes the Glasgow team for pre-match drinks.
Earlier this month we were invited onto the ‘Get Published’ podcast, hosted by Michell Plested, the author of “Galaxy Billies”, “Mik Murdoch, Boy Superhero” and the EPT story ‘You Can Never Go Home Again‘.
We talked about the origins of the podcast, the submissions process, what we have learnt over the last few years and what is next for us. The interview is about 45 minutes long and is well worth a listen, especially if you’ve ever thought about writing for EPT.
Take a look at the rest of Mike’s site when you are there – the podcast is one we listen to regularly and there is plenty of interest on the website!
When Del discovers a box full of strange musical instruments in the attic, it reveals more about her family history and holds some secrets to her own past.
You might have noticed that Mick appeared not to have written anything for the last EPT prompt.
Now we can reveal why.
Earlier this year he spent several months creating music with some of the stranger instruments in his collection, blogging about the results and posting the music on Soundcloud. After some final edits and mastering, the music has now become a full album of instrumental gems that stride confidently between rock, classical, jazz, folk and blues.
To make the overall package more interesting, he also created some short stories about each instrument used in the album, but only when the latest EPT prompt appeared did he have the idea that would pull all these tales into one narrative, with the old house providing the perfect location for the whole story. These stories are available in eBook format in the album download (along with a set of photographs by Katharina) as well as being podcast here as a five-part special.
