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PodCastle 801: Point of Order
[ 5014 words ] Author : Taryn Frazier Narrator : Dani Daly Host : Matt Dovey Audio Producer : Eric Valdes Discuss on Forums PodCastle 801: Point of Order is a PodCastle original. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 51:12 — 70.8MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | RSS by Taryn Frazier Behind his screen, the game master cracks his knuckles. “OK, folks. This is session zero of a shiny new campaign, so let’s go around and introduce your characters.
PseudoPod 879: Resilience
[ 5530 words ] Author : Christi Nogle Narrator : Dani Daly Host : Chelsea Davis Audio Producer : Chelsea Davis Discuss on Forums “Resilience” was originally release in episode 704 of PseudoPod. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 50:08 — 46.4MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | iHeartRadio | Podchaser | TuneIn | RSS by Christi Nogle Jason gets home while I’m at the sink.
PseudoPod 647: The Algorithms for Love May 10, 2019 Author : Ken Liu Narrator : Dani Daly Host : Alasdair Stuart Audio Producer : Chelsea Davis Discuss on Forums “The Algorithms for Love” was originally published by Strange Horizons in 2004.
Why I'm Asking For An Extension On My Paper
Show Notes February is Women in Horror Month, an international, grassroots initiative, which encourages supporters to learn about and showcase the underrepresented work of women in the horror industries. Whether they are on the screen, behind the scenes, or contributing in their other various artistic ways, it is clear that women love, appreciate, and contribute to the horror genre. Check out the hashtag WiHM8 for plenty of suggestions.
Cast of Wonders 277: Little Wonders 15: Monster Mayhem!
Show Notes The Little Wonders theme “Neversus” is by Alexye Nov, available from Promo DJ or his Facebook page. Brothers in Stitches by Dantzel Cherry I’m sorry to say Master lay charred and inert on the laboratory floor for a good quarter hour before I noticed he was dead. I regret pulling the wrong lever, resulting in an overflow of electricity from the storm, the brunt of which Master received, resulting in his death and a ruined experiment.
Cast of Wonders 203: The Universe Dress
The Universe Dress by Laura-Marie Steele I’ve never been the biggest fan of weddings. Some women plan weddings from childhood. They draw pictures of the dress they’d like to wear and collect magazine cuttings of flowers or venues, but not me. I’d never even thought about it before. I’d always seen myself as the adventurous type, trekking off alone across the world. Maybe that was why I felt strange, staring at myself in the mirror, on the day of my own wedding.
Escape Pod 713: More Tomorrow
More Tomorrow By Premee Mohamed DAY 5 Anyway, it turns out trilobites aren’t very good eating even if you haven’t eaten in days. I had particularly high hopes for the fat, humped asaphids, thinking they would taste like shrimp, but everything I’ve caught so far is strictly armor and attitude, plus they bite. Discovered this morning that if you just hoik a trilobite in the fire and assume terminal temperature, it crawls out and shakes itself off like a little tank. Complete decapitation required.
Cast of Wonders 358: A Singular Event in the Fourth Dimension
Cast of Wonders 358: A Singular Event in the Fourth Dimension May 21, 2019 [ 4677 words ] Author : Andrea M. Pawley Narrator : Dani Daly Host : Katherine Inskip Audio Producer : Jeremy Carter Discuss on Forums Originally published in Asimov’s Science Fiction (March / April 2017) Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 41:08 — 38.1MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Stitcher | Podchaser | RSS A Singular Event in the Fourth Dimension by Andrea M.
Cast of Wonders 297: Where You Get Your Ideas (Artemis Rising 4)
Show Notes Cast of Wonders is proud to present the fourth annual Artemis Rising event through March 2018! We have four original stories for you this year, guest-edited by assistant editor Katherine Inskip and associate editor Alexis Goble. This year’s artwork by Geneva Barton. Artemis Rising is an annual month-long event across all four Escape Artists podcasts, celebrating the voices of women, non-binary, trans, and marginalized gendered authors in genre fiction.
Cast of Wonders 300: The Death Knight, the Dragon and the Damsel
Show Notes This week’s episode art is from Le livre et la vraye hystoire du bon roy Alixandre. It details Alexander the Great battling against two-headed, eight-legged, crowned dragons with multiple eyes along their torsos (Royal MS 20 B XX, f. 78v). It dates to between 1420 and 1425 CE. Music attribution: Village Consort by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.
Cast of Wonders 324: The Sound of Her Voice (Banned Books Week)
The Sound of Her Voice by Jennifer Hykes I saw her van as I turned the corner by the convenience store. It was exactly as I remembered it: the coat of green paint cracked and faded now, but the logo unmistakable. It was burned into my memory like a brand. I moved before I even realized my old instincts were kicking in, pressing myself against the brick wall and slowing my breathing so the sound would not give me away. Every nerve in my body tingled. I watched. I waited. I still remember her voice.
Cast of Wonders 252: The Forty Gardens of Calliope Grey
The Forty Gardens of Calliope Grey By Aimee Ogden In her fourth-floor apartment on Wrightwood Avenue, Calliope Grey kept forty gardens of varying size and composition. She had gardens in drawers, in old hat-boxes and mixing bowls. In the drawer that pulled out from beneath her stove, she had a desert garden of cactuses and sagebrush; in the plastic freezer box that was meant to store ice cubes, she grew bearberries and arctic moss. Real gardens, in miniature, not models or mere toys.
Cast of Wonders 210: Little Wonders 8 - Embracing Change
The There-It-Is Store By Adam Gaylord The bell over the door jingled and Claire hastily tucked her book under the counter. It was one of her favorites and she’d just gotten to the best part. She didn’t want a customer to come in and claim it. An older man, probably twice Claire’s age, entered the store. Actually, he really more danced his way in. The man turned this way and that, his eyes trained on the ground, all the while patting his pants, alternating front pockets and then back.
Cast of Wonders 271: The Lives Beneath (Banned Books Week)
Show Notes Don’t miss our other Banned Books Week episodes. Theme music is “Appeal to Heavens” by Alexye Nov, available from Promo DJ or his Facebook page. The Lives Beneath by Katherine Inskip She felt it in her bones first: a sideways jolting of reality, as if she’d had her feet swept out from under her while in the middle of a headlong run. Caught wrong-footed, Enys staggered.
Cast of Wonders 219: Dinosaur Dreams in Infinite Measure (Dinovember!)
Show Notes A special thank you to Preston Stone for his generous permission in using this week’s episode artwork! Theme music is “Appeal to Heavens” by Alexye Nov, available at MusicAlley.com. Read along with the text of the story. Dinosaur Dreams in Infinite Measure by Rachael K. Jones Mom had hands like dinosaur bones: fragile at a glance, but old and strong, hardened by time and pressure. Fossils endure.
PseudoPod 556: Evitative
About the Author B.C. Edwards is the author of two books,The Aversive Clause and From The Standard Cyclopedia of Recipes. He has written for Mathematics Magazine, Hobart, The New York Times, and others. His debut story collection, which this is the titular story of, was awarded the Hudson Prize for fiction and received a poetry fellowship from the New York Foundation of the Arts. He attended the graduate writing program at The New School in New York and lives in Brooklyn with his husband.
PseudoPod 801: The Bear Across the Way
by Emily Rigole I paid no more attention to the bear than I would have any new neighbors. Despite what my husband might tell you, the fact that he was a bear played into my curiosity very little. It was his behavior that concerned me. The same behavior that would have concerned me of any new member to our community. And if people had listened to me a little earlier, instead of tiptoeing about trying not to—God forbid—offend the bear, then maybe all this could have been avoided.
PodCastle 724: The Cinnamon Thread
The Cinnamon Thread by Beth Goder Anna is grateful to lie on the bed in the cool house where there are no expectations, no labyrinthine thoughts to swallow her in the night. Outside, the wrens muck about in shallow water. Waves rush up against the sand. Dusk seeps in through windows thick with salt lines. She sleeps, dreamless, hearing the ocean trembling against the shore. In the morning, searchers glide by, crowding through the hallway, meshing into each other and apart again.
PseudoPod 577: From the Fertile Dark
Show Notes “I started writing five years ago by participating in a weekly flash fiction challenge, and this story began as a 250 word sketch based on a photo of an empty swing.” The Hugo Awards have these things they call nominations tallys but they are commonly referred to as The Long Lists. These include the top fifteen nominees, and show who just missed making the finals. For example, Escape Pod, PodCastle, and Mothership Zeta all made the long list last year for Semiprozine.
PseudoPod 750: The Artist and the Door
by Dorothy Quick The advent of the artist and the door was almost simultaneous. I have always wondered if the one would have been as sinister without the other. Of course, the evil was in the door, but if the artist hadn’t come along just then perhaps it might never have been released. I say that to comfort myself, but I know it isn’t true. Evil is evil. It is a power and its strength is beyond mortal knowledge. Even without the artist there would have been horror.
PodCastle Miniature 97: When I Had Eyes, I Didn't See
Show Notes Rated R for disturbing themes and imagery When I Had Eyes, I Didn’t See By Anna Yeatts I had eyes once. Before the Lift-man came. Now I have knobs, smooth and black and round as pegs. I touch them with my fingertips and try to remember what it felt like, having eyes. If I push one knob in, the other one pops out like the elevator buttons used to do. There used to be a brass plate mounted on the wall next to the elevator’s cage with two smooth black pegs. I pushed in the top peg to go up.
PodCastle 605: Blood, Bone, Seed, Spark
Show Notes Rated R for secrets, science, and sexuality. Blood, Bone, Seed, Spark By Aimee Ogden Upstairs, in the little rowhouse on the thirty-sixth meridian of the city of Leth Marno, the scuffling grows louder. Heels ring out against the floorboards, and shouts are muffled; by the rugs, perhaps, or a hand that grasps to cover a mouth. Anell Nath sits downstairs by the flower-arrangement pedestal. Her hands shake as she trims leaves from a bundle of pale peonies.
PodCastle 626: DOUBLE FEATURE! A Sharp Breath of Birds; A Guide to Birds by Song (After Death)
Show Notes Rated PG-13. “A Sharp Breath of Birds” is a companion piece to Laura Christensen’s artwork “Swan Dive.” A Sharp Breath of Birds By Tina Connolly You are two on the day you see your first personal bird. It is the sort of thing you barely remember later, at six, seven, twenty. And yet you cling to it as your first memory: a sleek black penguin waddling through your nursery, it in black, you in white lace, mended and re-mended because you will not stop pulling off the threads to suck.
Cast of Wonders 6: A Proof of Unicorns
Cast of Wonders 6: A Proof of Unicorns Cast of Wonders 6: A Proof of Unicorns is a Cast of Wonders original. Today we present A Proof of Unicorns by Elizabeth Creith. She is an award-winning writer living and working in rural Northern Ontario with her husband, dog and cat. She’s been published since around 1990 and her work has appeared in many places including Murky Depths, Misfit Magazine, Enchanted Conversation and Brain Harvest.
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