VALENCE

The Kickstarter is where you can get tickets to the event, a table at the artist alley, and explore sponsorship opportunities!

Planned speakers from across the audio fiction space include: Gabriel Urbina (Wolf 359, Hit Singles), Lauren Shippen (The Bright Sessions, Breaker Whiskey), William A. Wellman (Hello from the Hallowoods), Roshan Singh (Temujin, DC High Volume: Batman), Jeff Van Dreason (Greater Boston, The Perfect Sentence), ItMe!! (InCo, Stories from Ylelmore), and more!

I am ALWAYS looking for guests for my podcast Nevermorphed, a podcast in which I read the Animorphs books for the first time! If you're a lifelong Animorphs fan, especially if you have your own podcast/art/shop/etc. you want to talk up, you can apply to be a guest on this form! There's so the fuck many books that like . . . I am . . . come guest pls lol.

The podcast just recently dropped its first episode if you want to listen before you decide if you want to come join me!

NO TURNING BACK, NO BACKING DOWN!

It's here! Episode 1 of Nevermoprhed, the podcast in which I read the Animorphs books for the first time, is here!!!

For this episode, next episode, AND the episode after, I'm joined by Leigh Pfeffer of History is Gay. In this first episode, we talk about my pre-book knowledge of the series (for instance: turns out these books have titles!) before talking about the first half of book 1. Listen -- these books deserve the time.

hm except The Bright Sessions is here for Damiark vibes only. If you’re into TBS but hate Damien I have very different recommendations for you personally

Nevermorphed is a GO!

This new podcast is my (Wil Williams, hi! I worked on that other podcast you like, maybe!) first foray into the Animorphs series as a 31-year-old adult. Each episode, I'll be relaying my reactions, theories, thoughts, and feelings on what I've heard is a series like no other.

You can listen to the trailer right now here, or you can find the RSS feed here.

AND! You can listen to the pilot episode, a summary of everything I know about the Animorphs series and a little about myself. This is shorter and looser than most episodes will be, but we gotta start somewhere, and so far, I'm starting off with not a lot. Play a little game and see what I've already gotten wrong! (I already know I have been mega wrong about at least one thing.) (Also tell me how funny you think the episode title is. I think it's like, a solid 6.)

However, I guess I'm just feeling kind of bummed about how romantic love seems to be the only kind of love people are capable of associating with sex. Like either you're having no strings attached casual sex or you're having romantic sex and there's no inbetween which just isn't true for me. I lost my virginity to my best friend and it was deeply emotionally intimate and wonderful and I felt very close to them but it wasn't romantic. I'm aromantic. I care immensely about them but as a friend. The way I care about them affected the sex we had. It was emotional, it was personal, it was intimate. None of that is negated by the fact it wasn't romantic. I just wish this was talked about more idk.