Category Archives: Fallen Nation audiobook

The Fallen Nation theatrical audiobook.

TE: Light To Darkness / Darkness To Light

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on March 11, 2009. Filed under Fallen Nation, Fallen Nation audiobook. 2 Comments.
As promised, following the release of the 2nd “Fear & Loathing On The Internet” installment, here is the full res (.wav) version of the installment of the audio installation I prepared for Foolish People‘s Terra Extremitas’ event in Amsterdam. This is an acoustic journey into the Bardo, linking the narratives of my 2nd, mythically inspired [...]

Fallen Nation audiobook note

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on February 22, 2009. Filed under Announcement, Fallen Nation audiobook. No comments.
The location of the Fallen Nation audiobook files changed, so until I go through and update the posts here, the links no longer work. However, you can listen to all of these through the plugin on this page at JamesCurcio.net. On that note… I recently re-coded and designed that site, and put a ton of [...]

My 404

Written by jcurcio. Posted on October 30, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation, Fallen Nation audiobook, First-hand First Fridays, No Write Way, Post-Genre Blues. No comments.
This past year has held a lot of changes and challenges for me. I broke up with my girlfriend of five years, (see? I told you I’d finally mention it publicly- no details though guys, LJdrama is so 1998), I’m working a full-time day job, I’ve put my non-or-little-paying creative projects on hiatus until I [...]

Fallen Nation optioned by Invictus Films and SB Productions

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on August 22, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation, Fallen Nation audiobook. 7 Comments.
Just a quick announcement for those that have been following along here because I can’t contain myself- You read the title right. The film rights to Fallen Nation: Babylon Burning have been optioned by Invictus Films & SB Productions. Expect many more updates to come!

Light to Darkness / Darkness to Light : sneak peek.

Written by jcurcio. Posted on July 25, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation audiobook, Strange Art. No comments.
This is a sneak peek at a sample from the soundtrack that will be used in a performance at Terra Extremitas, put on by the Foolish People. The script and soundtrack are based on some of the eschatological themes in Fallen Nation, and will serve as a bridge between that and a future project with [...]

Fallen Nation Audiobook Episode 16

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on May 28, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation audiobook, audiobooks. 1 Comment.
The real end to this story was Patron bottles bursting clear blue spume out of ruptured plaster walls; bloody footprints on tiled floors; throat shredding screeching that blended fight and fuck. It was her daring stare as she dropped down on all fours on the broken glass, makeup a dripping mess, leather boots laced to [...]

The G-Spot 32

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on May 5, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation audiobook, G-Spot. 1 Comment.
In this special one hour G-Spot, James Curcio builds a fragmented narrative through excerpts from various shows that he produced / co-produced over the past seven years, wandering through it as if displaced in time, in a fever dream. Also included is an excerpt from Transmedia Litany, with Genesis P. Orridge & Joseph Matheny. All [...]

Fallen Nation Audiobook episode 15

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on April 28, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation, Fallen Nation audiobook, audiobook. No comments.
“…that’s all in the past now,” he was saying, “From there, it was like a ball rolling downhill, gathering momentum. Even gentle footfalls can start an avalanche, given the proper conditions. Once it gains enough velocity…anyone who stands in its way will be crushed. What you need to understand…is that the history of man is [...]

Fallen Nation Audiobook Episode 14

Written by Joseph Matheny. Posted on April 25, 2008. Filed under Fallen Nation, Fallen Nation audiobook, audiobook. No comments.
“Steel tube frame, four-link rear suspension, did the front end with discs. They usually work great, but I should prolly bleed the lines again…The paint job, as you can see, is a camouflage bee pattern.” He cracked his thick knuckles a number of times, then continued. “Thought that up while drinking JD… Thought you’d approve. [...]