"A Genre Take on Xmas" was written and performed by Wendy Wheeler with performance help from the Slugtribe.

WENDY WHEELER is a fiction writer, screenwriter and writing teacher. Her short stories have appeared in theme anthologies and periodicals, such as Snow White Blood Red, Analog, Dead of Night, Gorezone, Silver Birch Blood Moon, Aboriginal SF; and one story has been selected for the Year's Best Fantasy & Horror (editors: Datlow/Windling). www.wendy-wheeler.com.

Additional participants in the performance included Frank Jaworski, Abby Goldsmith, Paige E. Roberts, Max Footroom, Marshall Ryan Marescu, Leigh Berggren, and Jennifer Evans.

Produced in Association with Space Squid.

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

In this RevCast Roundtable discussion, our moderator, Deanna Toxopeus, shoots the breeze with David Farnell and Gary Mitchell. There's a discussion of the participants' week in nerdliness (including confusing Japanese students), geek newsblasts (more Potter movies?!?), and a serious debate about who or what is the greatest gift to Sci-Fi, Fantasy or Horror.  SPOILER: Deanna makes a fool of herself without anyone else's help.

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.

"3:06pm, London, England" was written by Neil Carstairs. Neil Carstairs lives in Worcester, England, with his wife and two young children. He writes as the mood (and very occasionally the inspiration) takes him. His work has appeared most recently at Nanobison, Future Fire, and Space Squid amongst others. Links can be found at www.neilcarstairs.com.

This story previously published in Space Squid. Read by Matthew Bey.

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

In this RevCast Roundtable discussion, our moderator, Deanna Toxopeus, corrals Matt "KaosDevice" Cowger and David Farnell. There's a discussion of the participants' week in nerdliness, geek newsblasts, and a riveting discussion about the holiday 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

In this RevCast Roundtable discussion, our moderator, Deanna Toxopeus, corrals Matt "KaosDevice" Cowger and Matthew Bey. There's a discussion of the participants' week in nerdliness, geek newsblasts, and a riveting discussion about the cancellation of Pushing Daisies.

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