On Ron’s Amazing Stories this time we have guest Mark Nelson who is an Audiobook Narrator. Also on the show, we have a ghost story from the famous Adolphus Hotel in Dallas, Texas. “Johnny Is It True?”, returns with an all Civil War edition. I think you are going to like this episode.
Our Marquee Story – Anything You Can do?
Our story is read by our guest Mark Nelson and is called “Anything You Can Do..” by Randall Garrett.
“An alien crash lands on Earth, and for ten years terrorizes the planet, hiding, periodically killing, eating people and stealing materials for some unknown purpose. The only hope is Bart Stanton, a medically-engineered superman, designed for the sole purpose of confronting the Nipe.” – Mark Nelson
What we will play is the first chapter of the book, It really is a collection of stories told from various points of view. Its author Randall Garrett was an American science fiction and fantasy writer. He loved the science fiction magazines of the 1950s and 1960s and it showed his support with at least a hundred short stories, some of which we have played on the podcast.
Note: If after hearing chapter one of “Anything You Can Do”, and want to continue the story you can find the rest of the book on LibriVox.org right here.
Links for Mark Nelson: Marks Website and Mark’s Catalog on LibriVox
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On the blog this week we throw the spotlight on Mark Nelson who is an Audiobook Narrator. He is the guy that you listen to when you buy the audio version of your favorite novel. After getting his degree in Radio-TV and Theater, he spent the next 25 years languishing in human resources. After a layoff in 2007, when his job was shipped to Singapore, he decided to get back to his theater roots and began audiobook narrating. He has done some voice-over work, but book narrating is his first love. You can listen to some of his work at
I started this because we get a lot of stories from you guys, but many of you have written to me and say that you don’t have a story to tell. My response to that is: How would you like to write a fiction story for the podcast? Maybe you have already written a short story, or have always wanted to try. I would love to have them and you can submit those to