Murder at Avedon Hill Ep. 42 – Chapter 42 and 43

0:00 – Intro

• DYH “Network ID” – Michael Spence
• Intro Chatter
  • Welcome to the final episode of the MaAH podcast novel!
  • We’re jumping right into the narrative. You’ve waited long enough.

1:45 – Chapter 42: Ruler of the Known World, Revisited

Intro: Rick Stringer; Arames and Arrin must survive one more encounter, this time at Avedon Manor.

29:30 – Chapter 43: Endings

Intro: Rick Stringer; As the survivor(s) leave Avedon Hill, a flashback explains some of Arames’s decisions.

36:40 – The End

• Congrats – Evo Terra
• Promo – Parsec Awards
• Congrats – Mur Lafferty
• Congrats – Nathan Lowell
• Promo – Balticon
• Congrats – Pip Ballantine
• Chatter:
  • Guest Voices
    • Leann  Mabry as Sarah Tremaine
    • Chris Miller as Lord Avedon
    • Indiana Jim as Richard Avedon
    • Mur Lafferty as Serena Perti
  • After 2 years and nearly 50 guest voices, I finally get to Mur’s cameo!
  • Come see me at Balticon – my schedule
• Congrats – Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff
• Caern Line Call – Tim Dodge
• Chatter Continued
  • “Damn You Holyfield” t-shirts at http://pgholyfield.spreadshirt.com
  • Info for the Live Q&A show will be dropped in the feed after Balticon
    • If you want to send me questions, either send me an email at pgholyfield at murderatavedonhill dot com…
    • Or, call the Caern Line at 704-315-5884
• To end the MaAH podcast novel, we have a song from James Durham.
• Thanks so much for listening!

Music in this episode:

• Shira Kammen – Magnatune.com
  • The Impossible Butterfly – Wild Wood
  • Pasa Viene – Wild Wood
  • Shetland Set – Wild Wood
  • Lullaby Set – Wild Wood
  • Foggy Tam Set – Wild Wood
• Kevin McLeod – End of the Era, On the Passing of Time, Time Passes
• David Beard – Imminent Danger, Blacksmith Strings, Effigy, Ailein Duinn,
• Shiva in Exile – Hollow Earth
• Ruben van Rompaey – Grande Rue De Pera
• Warg (Sound Snap) – Middle Earth Drama
• Additional f/x found at Soundsnap.com and The Freesound Project

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6 Responses to “Murder at Avedon Hill Ep. 42 – Chapter 42 and 43”

1. Sam Chupp says:

   May 20, 2009 at 7:53 am

   CONGRATS! You have every right to be incredibly proud of yourself for getting through this massive undertaking. If you felt anything close to how I felt finishing Heart of the Hunter, you must be incandescent with pride, accomplishment, and exhaustion. Now get to work on MAAH #2: Avedon Strikes Back!

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2. P.G. Holyfield says:

   May 20, 2009 at 11:17 am

   Thanks so much, Sam! More relief than anything else. I think the rest won’t sink in until after Balticon.

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3. V says:

   May 21, 2009 at 8:54 am

   Congratulations on finishing the podcast ! Thanks so much for sharing your story.

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4. Mark in Mesa says:

   May 22, 2009 at 2:34 pm

   When I saw the “The End” file in my Podiobooks.com feed, my first thought was, “Crap, it’s over!”

   Thanks for a good novel. I am selfishly hoping for the speedy appearance of the next part of the story.

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5. david says:

   May 24, 2009 at 1:10 am

   When so much time, effort and energy put into something like, the only thing I can say to such a good ending is… JOB WELL DONE!!!!!!!!

   It’s a rare ending that provides both a satisfying conclusion that leaves me comfortable and makes me wonder what comes next for the main characters. You definitely created an interesting world here, hope you give us a chance to explore more of it through future stories. That’s right, like every other grateful reader my first thought at a stories ending is to clamor for more stories.

   Seriously though, great job.

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6. Sukarn says:

   May 28, 2009 at 2:27 am

   Hey P.G.,
   Like the above posts, my mind also went to the fact that MaAH, such a great story, is now over. Congratulations on finishing it though.

   If you remember, I had earlier given some comment about Transistor Rodeo being the only other podcast novel that I liked about as much as Murder at Avedon Hill. Well, Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff destroyed that when he took about half a year to release the last episode of TR, after having released all earlier episodes in a weekly manner.

   You were more consistent though, and I could remember in your novel what had happened in earlier episodes when a new one came out.

   Overall, P.G., I loved your novel from beginning to end. Thanks for such a great piece of work.

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