Friday 30 November 2007

The Contract

Read By: Kim Ayres
Written By: Kim Ayres
Length: 12 seconds
Introduction: Sometimes you just have to survive one day at a time


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Wednesday 21 November 2007

Friendly Fire

Read By: Mary Witzl
Written By: IMary Witzl
Length: 2 minutes, 53 seconds
Introduction: Wherein Mr Kreplach, a clueless French teacher, is on the receiving end of an egg.

Tuesday 13 November 2007

It's a Dirty Job...

Read By: Kim Ayres
Written By: Kim Ayres
Length: 1m 32s
Introduction: Mary first saw a version of this story when I submitted it to a Flash Fiction competition, and Eryl first heard it when I used it at a Storytellers' Workshop we were both on last year. I originally wrote it in a cartoon strip format over 20 years ago, but keep coming back to it and the questions it raises.


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Thursday 8 November 2007

Sarah's Secret

Read By: Patorpi from Past Imperfect
Written By: Patorpi from Past Imperfect
Length:3mins 29secs
Introduction: I first wrote this when my grandson was a small boy. Now he is 6' 2" and hoping to join the army.

Monday 5 November 2007

The Story Of Red

Read By: Kanani Fong
Written By: Kanani Fong
Length: Around 12 minutes or so
Introduction: This story follows Ava, from childhood through middle age, along with her mother and four aunts and their obsession with the color red.

This is my first attempt at podcasting, and I have no idea if I'm loading this thing properly. If I'm not, then you can find it on my new podcasting site over on Podbean, which by the way is annoying because I keep thinking "bean pod" and fee fie fo fum.

Try this link: Listen to this episode


Sunday 4 November 2007

Gothic - part 2


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Read By: Kim Ayres*
Written By: Dr Maroon
Length: 4m 57s
Introduction: A tale of mystery and suspense from the casebook of Doctor Maroon

Dr Maroon is informed by his old friend that the Redheaded League has been revived.


*With deepest apologies to Scots, Amercians, gorillas and manservants everywhere for the narrator's poor attempts at the variety of accents required for this tale.