Josh Roseman
(not the trombonist; the other one)
PS: I'm now a member of the SFWA. So I've got that going for me, which is nice.
My novella/novelette/long-short-story “Secret Santa” has been published by the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine. I’d say it’s rated PG — no sex, a little violence, some bad language but nothing extreme. Listen here.
My story “Belief”, which first appeared in Fusion Fragment, has been republished in the latest Dunesteef, Episode 132. It’s in audio form, so grab a pair of headphones and tune in.
I have a few minor roles in this bawdy tale of swordplay and crotch-adjustment known as Dunesteef Episode 130.
I play “Bill Linsky” in the latest Dunesteef, in which many reporters ask “The Question”.
I have a role in this week’s Dunesteef, in audio form.
I forgot to link this a few months ago, but “27 Jennifers” was named #4 on a Top 10 Dunesteef Episodes list.
But wait…There’s more! - Alarming episode on Dunesteef podcast
My voice appears briefly in Episode 100 of the Dunesteef.
I have a role as a barbarian leader in episode 90 of the Dunesteef, a cool (if somewhat Pratchett-inspired) story “May He Reign Forever” by Nathaniel Lee.
Over the years, I have produced several podcasts.
- Dunesteef: “The Strange Affair of the Artisan’s Heart”, 11/16/09
— This one was by far the most involved episode I ever put together, and I had a ton of fun doing it. I spent a lot of time working on music selection and even longer on sound effects — listen carefully for the flushing toilets in the climactic scene. - Dunesteef: “Cold Trail Blazing”, 6/24/09 — I’m particularly proud of the music I chose to set the mood here. I was just starting to experiment with ambient sound as well.
- Pseudopod: “The Man Who Sank”, 5/1/09
- Dunesteef: “The Artist”, 4/20/09
In addition to those, I was also the primary producer of Podcrapular through a good chunk of 2008, and I guest-hosted a half-dozen episodes while one of the two main hosts was unavailable.
For many moons, I have been lending my voice to the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine. I play mostly authoritative charactes — fathers, preachers, lawmen — but there have been other roles sprinkled in. Here’s everything up through November 2010:
- “Soldier”, “After We Got Back the Lights”, 9/30/10
- “Father”, “The Lost Boy of the Ozarks”, 9/23/10
- “Father”, “A Place So Foreign”, 5/6/10
- “Dan”, “Maps of the Bible”, 3/31/10 — Dan was one of the two male leads of the episode.
- “Bob”, “Willpower”, 3/3/10 — In addition to the version the editors used (which I freely admit was an exaggeration of my best friend’s voice), I also sent them one where I played the character as a flaming version of Harvey Fierstein. I liked that one better, but then, I’m not the editor.
- “Doorman”, “To Be Alone Again”, 1/3/10
- “Alien Customs Agent”, “Working Holiday”, 11/8/09 — You can’t really tell it’s me, but it is.
- “Harold”, “Mother’s Harvest”, 10/24/09
- “Deputy”, “Scriptopia”, 9/19/09
- “Agent Howard”, “CHEMO: The Town of Golden Woods”, 9/19/09 — I had a lot of fun doing Harold’s death scene. The mix minimized it so it’s hard to hear, but that’s okay. I enjoyed it.
- Various, “Devo”, 7/14/09 — If you like stories about flinging poo, this one is for you.
- “Sheriff”, “Halloween in July”, 3/27/09
My first paid publication ever was “27 Jennifers”, winner of the Dunesteef’s 2009 Broken Mirror Story Event. Full-cast audio, starring Dani Cutler of the Truth Seekers podcast.
The text version, if you prefer.
