In our fourth of an ever growing collection of Roundtables, our moderator Deanna Toxopeus talks turkey with David Farnell, Shane Ivey and Gary Mitchell.  Listen as they knock the stuffing out the worst that Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror have to offer.  They will also pardon those turkeys that you can't help but love.

Our theme music this episode, as ever, is "Cultists On Board" by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, courtesy of Divine Industries.

"Cookies Have No Souls" was written by Ryan C. Thomas. Previously published in Space Squid.

This episode read by Matthew Bey.

Theme music is "Downtown (In The Cenozoic)" by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets courtesy of Divine Industries.

Featuring Shane Ivey, Joe Crowe and Mark Finn from RevolutionSF.com, now with really crappy sound quality! Mark endures Tales of the Gold Monkey. "It's like a train wreck with wild ostriches spilling from the caboose. I just can't stop watching it." Joe collects a piecemeal Fin Fan Foom toy. It's Thanksgiving in the U.S., and Shane is thankful for occasionally getting good science fiction TV despite the fact that it usually vanishes too soon. We propose a Science Fiction Bailout Fund to keep good science fiction on TV. Shane, Joe and Mark all give thanks for wives that put up with them. Joe brings us Live Action Fanfic Theater: "Twilight" Meets "Harry Potter." Everybody seriously freaking loves the new Star Trek movie trailer. We love it long time. What we want for Christmas. Pimping ourselves: - Clockwork Storybook (www.clockworkstorybook.net) - Arc Dream Publishing (www.arcdream.com) - The upcoming Assembled! Volume 2 (www.whiterocketbooks.com) This episode's music: "Operation Get the Hell Out of Here" by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, courtesy of Divine Industries. Check them out at www.thickets.net.

"The Trouble with Superman" was written by Chris Roberson. Previously published in Space Squid #1

This episode read by Matthew Bey and produced by Steve Wilson.

In our third RevCast Roundtable discussion, our moderator and RevolutionSF honcho, Shane Ivey, corrals David Farnell and Mark Finn. There's a discussion of the participants' week in nerdliness, geek newsblasts, and a riveting discussion about the fall movie season.

Our theme music this episode is "Cultists On Board" by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, courtesy of Divine Industries.

This episode produced by Matthew Bey

Live Action Fanfic Theater by Joe Crowe. Highlander meets Xena meets M*A*S*H meets Fat Albert.

Our theme music this episode is "Operation: Get the Hell Out of Here" by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, courtesy of Divine Industries.

This episode produced by Matthew Bey

This week, our moderator Deanna Toxopeus goads Mark Finn, Shane Ivey and Gary Mitchell into a discussion on how politics would work in a world full of superheroes.  In addition there is the week in nerdliness (where Gary broke Star Wars more than Lucas did) and a geek newsblast with a "guest" appearance.

Our theme music this episode is "Cultists On Board" by Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, courtesy of Divine Industries.

This episode produced by Deanna Toxopeus.

About the Author

Patrice Sarath is a fantasy writer in Austin, Texas. Her debut novel Gordath Wood has just come out with Ace Fantasy.Her short stories have appeared in Year's Best Fantasy 3, Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, Black Gate, and Realms of Fantasy, among other publications. She is a member of the Cryptopolis writer's group in Austin, Texas.

About the Artist

In 2000, Mexican caricaturist and illustrator Fredy Rodriguez began his publishing career with work in Mexican magazines like Ser, uno más uno, Gefao, DJ Concept, Danza e Escena, and Elle. He has worked in political cartooning, style illustration, humor cartooning, comic strips, and dance program illustration. He recently displayed his work in Spain at a one-man show entitled "The 32 fouettés that make me smile," a series of caricatures, pastel drawings, watercolors, and mixed media works on the history of dance.

Previously published in Space Squid.