If you were lucky enough into one of the most popular episodes ever on the show — Dreamseed’s spectacular Buried in Falling Sand and the interview with its producer, Xander Davis — then you no doubt were waiting with baited breath to hear when the next work, Soul Rift, would be out (I know I’ve been anxious!).  And now, we have our answer: Dreamseed announces Soul Rift will be released some time in the Fall.

Soul Rift is exciting for several reasons.  First, it’s gonna be damn good.  Second, it’s going to be episodic.  And third, it’s very, very contemporary.  It’s rare to have this combination of high-quality modern work, which has very good crossover potential from T.V. viewers.  Soul Rift promises all the excitement of a CSI or  X-Files but exclusively for the audio form and I think Xander summed it up as “Minority Report meets Ghostbusters.”  From what I’ve heard of Xander’s potential and ambitions, this is going to be a series well worth the wait.

AND… I also believe they’re looking to cast one more part, so saunter over to the Soul Rift Casting Call to learn more.

Now, one of the nice advantages of having your own blog is that you can wantonly pitch your own stuff when the spirit hits. And hopefully I’m not doing a disservice by announcing how proud I am to have fresh CDs printed (well, about a week old now) featuring Fall of the Hero and Tales from Williamsville!

The two discs feature gorgeous cover art by Portland’s own Simon Adams, lots of shots of the cast members merry-making, and a bonus track each. For the astonishingly lot price of $12 a piece, who could pass up the opportunity to purchase the very first run of FinalRune Productions discs?

I should also mention, with absolutely no financial affiliation, that I had the CDs done by Short Run Music out of Salt Lake City, Utah who did an absolutely marvelous job. The ink is just delicious, the CDs sound great, and they produced a terrifically short run (25 a piece) in a very short time frame and treated me like I was a high-rolling customer. Highly recommended!