Why a Spider Needs a Parachute by J. L. Akagi I was the only person who knew that my friend Haru wasn’t a woman. They told me so a long time ago, but I only saw Haru as they were once. The story goe
Previously ran as episode 517 and first published in Fantasy & Science Fiction. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 54:11 — 74.9MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Pandora | iHea
Gray Skies, Red Wings, Blue Lips, Black Hearts by Merc Fenn Wolfmoor A girl has lost her soul down deep in the City. It wandered away while she chipped out another grave in the catacomb brickyards.
T. R. Steele is an author of fantasy and gothic fiction living and writing in Toronto. He shares his home with a cat, a blue-tongued skink, several houseplants, and an expansive library of plant and a
Burning Season By C. L. Clark It was burning season in Rashid. Again. Even in the shop, I could smell the smoke. Can you believe I used to like the smell of burning paper? With my eyes closed, I can s
Last Train from Deadwall PART ONE of Two by André Geleynse The first time Knucklebone tried to kill himself, he’d already been dead for one hundred and thirteen years. He’d died in a workplace accid
Previously ran as episode 292 and first published in Beneath Ceaseless Skies. Read the full text here! Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:11:39 — 98.9MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts |
Alicia Caporaso is a marine archaeologist living in New Orleans, LA. Her technical specialty, and one of the more exciting parts of her job, is exploring and documenting historic shipwrecks in the ult
