TOG: Out of Touch, Chapter 1 narration, part 5 plus Podcast

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Monday, already?  Today's part of the chapter one narration of Out of Touch is bit longer than usual, it's over six minutes.  In addition, Out of Touch is available for pre-order on Google Books. Enjoy!


A new podcast episode is also available.

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