Since “Geneva Street” was posted here earlier this week, I thought it would be fun to revisit the podcast adaptation that writer-artist extraordinaire N. Pendleton of Museion made, which is available right here. I’m always a little apprehensive when someone else adapts my work (especially since my collection of haikus was turned into a disastrous interpretive dance cabaret back in 2004), but Nick is someone who really seems to understand how these things work. The final result is something that surprised me, and upon my first listen, really spooked me.

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“Geneva Street” art by Nick Pendleton

Last month, writer-artist extraordinaire Nick Pendleton of Museion made a podcast of my short story “Geneva Street” which is available right here. I’m always a little apprehensive when someone else adapts my work (especially since my collection of haikus was turned into a disastrous interpretive dance cabaret back in 2004), but Nick is someone who really seems to understand how these things work. The final result is something that surprised me, and upon my first listen, really spooked me.
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