I am Apollo Lemmon and this is my lifestream. I'm passionate about integral, transhumanist and futurist movements, and my love for truth, beauty and goodness is reflected in the content I collect here. I am living in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and spent years before in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I blog at Frozen Truth and I can be reached at apollo@apollolemmon.com, on Twitter, or through Facebook.
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Podcasts are meaningful media for me; they’re the closest thing to radio I can have any passion about. Here is a selection of sexy, speculative and informative ‘casts that I have recently added to the ‘casts I enjoy enough to…
This 'cast is a beautiful piece of magical realism.
It was so hot, way up into the hundred and tens, that the only refuge was in Betty’s pool. We stayed out there the whole hot afternoon, and when the sun went down it didn’t even get all that much cooler.…
Podcasts have become the source of most of the storytelling I experience. The high quality of readings and the stories being read are too good to keep quiet about, so I’m beginning a series of entries on podcasts with the…
I began turning into wind the moment that you promised me to Artemis. Before I woke, I lost the flavor…
Clockwork Storybook was formed in the late 1990s by fellow Austin-based writers Mark Finn, Chris Roberson, Matthew Sturges, and Bill…
Radio Jones came dancing down the slidewalks. She jumped from the express to a local, then spun about and raced…
All I’ll say is that Eric Del Carlo’s “Fluidity” totally blew me away when Chris sent it over for me to look at, and that I’ve not read such a strong yet sensitive treatment of gender politics in science fiction for some time. See for yourself.
