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Jared Axelrod is an author, an illustrator, a graphic designer, a sculptor, a costume designer, a podcaster and quite a few other things that he's lost track of but will no doubt remember when the situation calls for it.
He is a founding member of the daily flash-fiction website 365 TOMORROWS, and the writer and producer of two science-fiction podcasts, “The Voice Of Free Planet X” and the serial “Aliens You Will Meet.
He is not domestic, he is a luxury, and in that sense, necessary.
Email: freeplanetx (at) gmail.comSkype: jared.axelrod
AIM:nevernaut
Livejournal: planetx
MySpace: freeplanetx
Last.fm: Jared_Axelrod
Fables of the Flying City is steampunk graphic novel of airships, rayguns and how much information is too much information, illustrated by Steve Walker and Natalie Kelly. Listen to podcast to learn more about the flying city of Amperstam and the people who call it home.
An intergalactic ambassador has only the messages from his precognitive meeting planner to keep him from making a fool of himself. Aliens You Will Meet are those messages, in handy podcast form.
I am regular contributor to I Should Be Writing, providing both The News From Poughkeepsie and writing All Write!, a webcomic about writers, illustrated by Natalie Metzger.
Voice of Free Planet X, Episode 119: Feedback Returns
May 9th, 2008
It’s Feedback Friday once again, and once again I respond to your emails. In the wake of The Great Deletion (I explain it in the episode) feedback of this sort is wonderful to read.
Discussed this episode:
- The tattoos Panda may or may not have
- How awesome JR and my lives are (again)
- The London subway bombings
- The Great Deletion
- “Tea In Bags”
- The nature of internet relationships
- The Sartorialist, at thesartorialist.blogspot.com
The Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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