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A fantasy short story from author Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy, originally published over on my YouTube channel. I had hoped to publish it as well over on my Bitchute channel, but the site seems to be in a complete breakdown cycle with their recent updates, so, here we are.

Author Joshua Calkins-Treworgy shares part 1 of a fanfiction Metroid tale. First uploaded to Bitchute.

The title says it all, really.

Just a test

The current state of gaming....

Glenn Greenwald is being either actively dishonest, or egregiously ignorant. Neither is exactly a good look on him.

Greetings and salutations, all, and welcome to the last episode of The Corner before the sabbatical! Today, I'll be sharing with you "Speak, and Be Heard", an original Amelia City story!

Greetings and salutations, ladies and gentlemen! Today, I'm just going to talk a little about the differences in technique between writing short stories versus novel-length or serialized works.

This is, I hope, a calculated look at why so many shows, films, and other media products are failing so spectacularly, and why the companies responsible for these failures should, every now and then, listen so someone who ISN'T a degree-holding weirdo.

Today, ladies and gentlemen, storyteller Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy presents another new original Amelia City story, "We Accept Your Terms", making its debut right here on Rumble!

Greetings and salutations, ladies and gentlemen! Today, with another previously unscheduled show, I'm going to go ahead and continue the trend of looking at the Art of narrative through the medium of video games. Specifically, an example of fine RPG mechanics and design: Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic!

It's another impromptu/unscheduled Storyteller's Corner, folks, and today, we're going to go over some bookish news and take a brief look at something overlooked in the overarching narrative of the popular video game franchise, "Dragon Age"!

Today, storyteller Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy shares with you a brand new, original Amelia City horror story, "Do No Harm"!

An impromptu episode of The Corner, I'll explain why the late start and last-minute livestream. Sharing from a possibly divisive story I wrote a few years back for an anthology!

The last sharing of "Strange Camp Fellows" for a little while, some publishing world news regarding book piracy, and some quick observations regarding Substack and other online marketplaces for the written word.

Today, we continue the presentation of the 4th Age Tamalarian Tale, "Strange Camp Fellows", and cover a few publishing-related items.

I am uploading this video simultaneously to my YouTube channel, with the full expectation that it will be removed or that I will receive a strike there. I don't use that outlet much anymore, due to their bullshit TOS. As stated in the opening portion, this was initially an 'unsent letter' exercise. But after Dylan Mulvaney opted to come out and imply that he'd like to see the use of language that personally offends him criminalized, I decided to say, screw it. This is not my usual milieu, and for that, I apologize to my usual audience; these are not the kind of things you expect to hear from me. I'll be going back to my normal routine right away.

It's an impromptu show, but we're going to take the opportunity to continue the presentation of live reading "Strange Camp Fellows", a 4th Age Tamalarian Tale written and narrated here live by yours truly, Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy! The book is available for sale at www.booksforabuck.com and www.bn.com, Barnes and Noble's online bookstore!

Today begins the presentation of a Tamalarian Tales novel, ladies and gents, not previously shared in audiobook/live reading format! The book is available in its entirety over at Barnesandnoble.com!

I'm not one usually to hop on any bandwagon, but the topic of AI is not only something that I've briefly touched upon, viewing it with abject terror, but I think there's even more to consider here, from the view of both an Artist, and as an average, everyday human being.

A readthrough of some observations gleaned from white papers put out recently by the International Literacy Project and their Stateside sister outfit, the Society for American Readership. I'm a bookish wonk, this is my kind of thing.

Stick with me, folks; this is an odd little experiment I'm running.

When Celebrities Write Books, You Are Not Free to Be an Artist Here, and "There Are More", all today on The Storyteller's Corner!

Feeling sick as shit, so no live show today, but I'm always up for sharing some kind of material to the lovely folks who chose to spend their time with myself and my works. I hope you're all doing better than I am today.

Bob's getting hungry again; that means the humans should run.