Summary: Tales of the Children - A Land of Caern short story podcast anthology presented by P.G. Holyfield (http://www.pgholyfield.com/maah/archives/category/podcast/tales-of-the-children-podcast) Today we have the Tales of the Children short story "Love's Sacrificial Song," by Tabitha Grace Smith (http://tabithagracesmith.com/). This episode was c0-produced by Paulette Jaxton of The Empress Sword (http://www.amazon.com/Empress-Sword-Paulette-Jaxton/dp/1897492243) podcast and novel. 0:00 - Intro Chatter * Apologies ;*-) 3:10 - Love's Sacrificial Song Daralis is a story-teller. And the people of Bostich need this story to be the best story she's ever told. 22:00 - Outro Upcoming events and planned releases. Promo: SpecFicMedia.com (http://specficmedia.com) Extras Twitter - http://twitter.com/pgholyfield (http://twitter.com/pgholyfield) Facebook - http://facebook.com/pgholyfield (http://facebook.com/pgholyfield) MaAH and Tales of the Children Facebook Group - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24571342195 (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24571342195) Call The Caern Line - 704-315-5884 "Tales of the Children" and SpecFicMecia.com t-shirts at http://pgholyfield.spreadshirt.com (http://pgholyfield.spreadshirt.com) - email me and I'll create a custom t-shirt for you, with whatever "Child" you like best! Murder at Avedon Hill wins the John W. Polidori Award (http://www.pgholyfield.com/maah/archives/550) for Best Vampire Novel of 2010 - http://outofthecoffin.com (http://storycasting.com/work.aspx?id=319fefef-bcc4-4a48-be0c-73d4c0c75ae4) Music in this episode: * Shira Kammen (http://magnatune.com/artists/shira_kammen) - Magnatune.com (http://magnatune.com) * The Impossible Butterfly (http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/shira-wildwood/) - Wild Wood * Kevin McLeod (http://www.incompetech.com) - various cuts * Ruben van Rompaey (http://magnatune.com/artists/rompaey) - Grande Rue De Pera * David Beard (http://www.davidbeardmusic.com/) - various cuts * Marc Gunn (http://marcgunn.com) - Stardust Serenade * Additional f/x found at Soundsnap.com (http://www.soundsnap.com/) and The Freesound Project (http://www.freesound.org/)
