Weird And Fantastical Stories Of Ken David Stewart

Today Ken reads a few episodes from his upcoming novel Winter Dreams.

This is the second blog post on Black Sabbath by Ken David Stewart. On this episode Ken talks about Tony Iommi and some of his favorite Black Sabbath songs.

In this episode Ken David Stewart reads from episode 18 of Winter Dreams, a novel in progress. This episode has Misty reveal some of her deepest secrets to Rick.

In this the first episode of my blog on Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath I discussed the controversy of nature of the band and Ozzie himself. In this introductory post I give him some information about the early life of Ozzy Osbourne.

Ken David Stewart reads another episode from Winter Dreams. This chapter includes the description of a very competitive hockey game.

Ken David Stewart reads from his novel in progress, Winter Dreams.

Burton Cummings Greatest Hits Blog by Ken David Stewart

Ken David Stewart performs his first podcast blog about books and reading. This is an introductory post.

Ken David Stewart reviews Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. 1

This is a podcast from Ken David Stewart's third novel called the Lake Demon. Mr. Stewart reads episode 121 of this novel. This post received the most hits on word press he has ever had so far.

This is the introduction to the first part of message number one in the series Who is God? By Ken David Stewart. This brief podcast tackles the problems associated with knowing who God is and what is He really like.

Ken reads eps.11 of Winter Dreams.

Winter Dreams Eps. 5 a Novel by Ken David Stewart by Ken David Stewart

podcast Motorhead Episode 1

Alice Cooper Eps 2 by Ken David Stewart

Ep 1 Ken's Music Podcast Elvis Presley by Ken David Stewart by Ken David Stewart

Ken David Stewart reads episode ten from Alligators in the Sewers.

Ken David Stewart reads episode nine of Alligators in the Sewers.

Ken David Stewart reviews aftershock tour edition by motorhead

A Review of the Audiobook Mustaine reviewed by Ken David Stewart At certain times, during the last two weeks, I have been listening to Dave Mustaine's autobiography on an audiobook platform. I usually don't enjoy reading rockstar biographies or autobiographies as they are usually drunkalogs or drugalogs. Although the book Mustaine does not avoid these topics, it doesn't dwell on. I admire Dave Mustaine for taking the responsibility for his own actions and I appreciate his honesty and his willingness to be real. The narrator of the book, Tom Weyland is excellent. Dave's stories from childhood are very chilling even for a heavy metal rockstar. I also enjoyed hearing about Dave Mustaine's time with Metallica told from Mustaine's point of view. There is much more I can say about this book/audiobook, but I don't want to throw in any spoilers. I definitely recommend this autobiography to any fan of Megadeth or heavy metal music.