My friend Warren Ellis wrote a fantastic short story called Dead Pig Collector, and today I get to record the audio version of it. I’m not sure when it will be released, but if you wanted to hear me read you a new story, now you know that you can look for it in the Mysterious Future.

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  1. Something in the site has changed security-wise. I’m guessing about a month ago. The site’s email now gets sent to spam, I fished it out of gmail spam and it says, “This message could be a scam. The sender’s account may have been compromised and used to send malicious messages. If this message seems suspicious, let us know and then alert the sender as well (in some way other than email). Learn more
    Report this suspicious message Ignore, I trust this message”

    Second what Mark said ( https://wilwheaton.net/2013/11/in-which-i-remember-to-keep-it-simple/comment-page-1/#comment-148573 )

    “On and on side note, it seems your secure site is pulling insecure information. On IE it warns me and lets me click to proceed, on FireFox, it just blocks the unsecure content (maybe CSS or a plugin) and I cannot log in (via Google). I think CSS are being blocked because the layout of the page is totally different.”

    My google log-in worked for the longest time, then didn’t work for a month or two during the early summer and now works again though other people seem to be having the same problem. It would hang on attempt.

    That being said, I’m glad he also mentioned you as narrator as I’ll recommend to my friends they can read or “better yet, get the audio done by Wil Wheaton”.

  2. Thanks for this, Darin. Mysterious Kevin and I are looking into it and hope to have this resolved shortly.

  4. I bought the e-version of the story, loved it. Awesome that you get to be the narrator for the audio version.

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