Daros Films

If you could choose which memories you kept, who would you become?

From one creator of the short film Leave Me (Ryan Dunlap - Writer) comes the novella The Goldfish. The eBook is free this weekend!

The Goldfish The Goldfish

It's been a while, but Leave Me was requested to be screened at the Three Minute Film Fest and it wound up as the Finalist Narrative (runner-up out of 19 entries).

Three Minute Film Festival Screening the Best 3-Minute Films from all over the world in one of the best cities in the world -- Santa Barbara, California.

If you'd like to keep up with project updates from Ryan's upcoming books (like The Wind Merchant series) and film projects (like greyscale), there's a new Ryan Dunlap Page. Please consider following!

Ryan Dunlap - Writer I've been making up stories in my back yard since I can remember and I don't know how to stop. Author of The Wind Merchant series & director of Greyscale.

"Happy baby, cover art, and starting early," an update on The Littlest Clockwork!

Update 2: Happy baby, cover art, and starting early. · The Littlest Clockwork, a steampunk... {Happy baby!}There's no Bon Jovi song about being 73% of the way there (although I wouldn't mind hearing it for the sheer entertainment factor), but I can tell you that someone is super excited about how much progress we've been making.Okay, I'm adding conjecture as to what she's smiling about, but…

Yesterday we had a huge spike thanks to a couple of very generous backers. We only have 1 of the custom cover artwork pieces left available, but still plenty of the other art pieces. 63% of the way there! Thanks to everyone who has backed!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dunlap/the-littlest-clockwork-a-steampunk-childrens-book

The Littlest Clockwork, a steampunk children's book An illustrated tale of a boy who wants to fly the family airship & the clockwork girl who helps him find his way home. Kid steam-punk!

A blog I did an interview is giving away a copy of my book, The Wind Merchant, in a contest where the only requirement is commenting on the post whether you enjoyed Daros Films' short Leave Me or 12:01 better.

If you've already seen them, it's a rather easy way to have a chance to snag a copy of the book.

Easy links:
Leave Me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_9CHsKMFtk
12:01: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyOfp_knQf8

Author Interview – Ryan Dunlap and the Wind Merchant Introductory Remarks Welcome to Day 10 of Speculative Fiction Through Time and Space! I am very excited about today's post because I have a