FOR THE HELL OF IT VOL. 7 NO. 4 by Johnny Heller ON REVIEWS AND SUCH…. It’s always nice to get a wonderful review in Audiofile Magazine or Publishers Weekly. It feels good. Good reviews tend to validate your choice to become an actor who does audiobooks. It says: “I am being recognized...
ON TIME Here's the newest For the Hell of It. It's on Time Management. And I wanted to have it done last week. So my time management piece is late. Great. I ran out of time. We always hear that - "I ran out of time". No you didn't. You didn't manage...
GOOD GOD – IS IT ALREADY FEBRUARY? Well here we are, we just put 2014 to sleep and greeted 2015 with a rousing “HUZZAH!” only to realize that we’ve done none of the things we said we were going to do to make this “our” year. What are the chances that we can...
Recorded The Tomb That Ruth Built by Troy Soos for Abbreviated Audio and Common Mode Recorded Gangsterland, Down Don't Bother Me, The Kind Worth Killing, When Corruption Was King, In the Company of Sherlock Holmes and Safari for Blackstone Audio Recorded The Beam I and II for Podium Publishing ...
FOR THE HELL OF IT VOL. 7 NO. 1 January 5, 2014 by Johnny Heller ON THE YEAR 2014 Many important things happened during the year. Sadly, I can't remember a single thing without going to the internet and looking stuff up. A whole year and I'm not certain what happened without...
ON VACATIONS: For many years a large part of the American Dream was a job -- or at least the opportunity to land a job. And why was this "right to work" so important? Was it so one could feel imbued with a sense of belonging in an increasingly dehumanizing society?...
Recorded Mash for Tantor Recorded Good Girl by Mary Kubica; Laughing Fisherman by Jeffery Deaver (Sherlock Holmes short stories); Safari by Parnell Hall for Blackstone Audio Recorded City of the Century by Donald Miller for Recorded Books Recorded George Marshall by Debi & Irwin Unger and Stanley Hirshon for...
July 14, 2014 by Johnny Heller ON JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER We try, most of us, not to make snap judgments. We like to believe that we are open-minded and willing to give our attention to an idea or notion that - on its face - seems suspicious. We may...
by Johnny Heller 6/9/14 AFTER APAC - NOW WHAT? You came to New York City. You saw the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and paid $15 for eggs and toast. You watched people jostle each other for the privilege of standing in the front of the queue waiting...
FOR THE HELL OF IT Vol 6 No 2 ON APAC! by Johnny Heller May 2, 2014 So you're coming to New York City for APAC...or the Audies! ...or maybe just to get a nice lean corned beef on hot rye with a pickle and some kosher mustard and maybe a cream soda.....mmmmmm. Why...
