recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Amy H. Sturgis

**Amy H. Sturgis** holds a Ph.D. in Intellectual History and specializes in the fields of Science Fiction/Fantasy and Indigenous American Studies. She is regular staff with the StarShipSofa podcast, editor in chief of Hocus Pocus Comics, and faculty at Lenoir-Rhyne University.

She lives with her husband in the foothills of North Carolina, USA.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP545 Murder or a Duck, by Beth Goder
* EP556 In a Manner of Speaking, by Charity Tahmaseb
* EP578 Cherry Squid, by Celeste Hollister
* EP581 That Game We Played During the War, by Carrie Vaughn
* EP591 A House of Her Own, by Bo Balder
* EP622 Anna and Marisol in Time and Space, by Tim Pratt
* EP663 Some Remarks on the Reproductive Strategy of the Common Octopus, by Bogi Takács

### Pseudopod

* PP603 Beyond the Dead Reef, by James Tiptree, Jr.

### Cast of Wonders

* CW221 Dinovember! The Jungle Between, by Holly Schofield
Caspian Gray

**Caspian Gray** is a used car salesman who has previously worked as a funeral director’s apprentice, a pet nutritionist, an English teacher in Japan, a Japanese teacher in America, and a crystal healing “expert” in a head shop. He currently lives in Columbus, Ohio, where he shares a home with a tall man and a small baby. His work has previously appeared in magazines such as ChiZine, Interzone, Nightmare Magazine, and Black Static.

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

PodCastle

* PC355 Flock, read by Tanja Milojevic

PseudoPod

* PP241 In Bloom, read by Julie Hoverson
* PP394 Summer Girls, read by Robert Gonyo
* PP567 Passover, read by Elie Hirschman
E. Lee McVicar

**E. Lee McVicar** grew up in West Virginia and now lives in Western Massachusetts, where she works at a small publishing company. When she’s not working, painting, or watching birds, she’s hiding under the covers reading ghost stories.

Her first professional publication was Jay's Place, read by Joe Scalora for Pseudopod episode 478 during the 2016 Artemis Rising event. When she was writing this story, she was thinking about the frustration and terror of being unable to understand something angry, and how we just want things to make sense, both around us and inside of us.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP478 Jay's Place, read by Joe Scalora
Dani Daly

Dani has been involved with Cast of Wonders in various roles since it’s inception in 2011. She narrates stories, reads slush, is the community manager at our forums and now is overwhelmingly proud to take on the role of co-assistant editor. Fiction, especially fantasy, science fiction and weird stories, has been important in her life since she was a child. So while she works with numbers all day to keep the lights on at home, it’s always been words and reading that kept the light on in her heart and mind. Downtime is infrequent, but often accompanied by either a book in hand (with at least one of her two cats on the lap) or an audiobook or fiction podcast streaming through her headphones.

On a break from a recreational roller derby team, she loves to roller skate, along with writing fiction of her own, playing video games, gardening, looking for audiobook projects to record through ACX, and the occasional Netflix binge. Dani keeps herself very busy; her most recent hobby is making homemade soap and body care products.

She lives on Long Island, NY, with her very patient husband and their cats, and you can find her on Twitter.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP618 Artemis Rising: All Profound and Logical Minds, by Bennett North

### Pseudopod

* PP519 Perfect Reflection, by Elizabeth Siedt
* PP556 Evitative, by B.C. Edwards
* PP577 From the Fertile Dark, by Rebecca J. Allred

### PodCastle

* PCMini078 Wing, by Amal El-Mohtar
* PC342 The World Is Cruel, My Daughter, by Cory Skerry
* PCMini081 Crow Gifts, by Angela Lee
* PCMini097 When I Had Eyes I Didn't See by Anna Yeatts

### Cast of Wonders

* CW006 A Proof of Unicorns, by Elizabeth Creith
* CW027 My Boogie Man, by Harley May
* CW031 Inksucker, by Aidan Doyle
* CW044 Lizzy Viscera and the Quest for the Perfect Sandwich, by Spencer Koelle
* CW063-064 The Gloaming, by M. E. Garber (Part 1 and Part 2)
* CW080 Small Magics, by Alethea Kontis
* CW107 The Surfacing, by Kurt Newton
* CW149 Bricks and Sunlight, by M. K. Hutchins
* CW203 The Universe Dress, by Laura-Marie Steele
* CW210 Little Wonders 8 – Embracing Change: “The There-It-Is Store”, by Adam Gaylord
* CW219 Dinovember! Dinosaur Dreams in Infinite Measure, by Rachael K. Jones
* CW234 Why I'm Asking for An Extension on My Paper, by Jennifer Hykes
* CW237 Little Wonders 10 - Flash Fiction Contest Winners: “She and I”, by J. Lily Corbie
* CW252 The Forty Gardens of Calliope Grey, by Aimee Ogden
* CW271 Banned Books Week: The Lives Beneath, by Katherine Inskip
* CW277 Little Wonders 15: Monster Mayhem - “Got Cookies?”, by Gregg Chamberlain; read by full cast
* CW297 Artemis Rising 4 – Where You Get Your Ideas, by Megan Lee Beals
* CW300 The Death Knight, the Dragon and the Damsel, by Melion Traverse; read by **Dani Daly**, Graeme Dunlop, Katherine Inskip and Cheyenne Wright
* CW324 Banned Books Week: The Sound of Her Voice, by Jennifer Hykes
Christopher DiLeo

**Christopher DiLeo** inherited his love of horror stories from his father, who left him a coffin filled with Stephen King novels. Chris teaches high school English in New York, infecting many students with a love for the macabre. Chris is currently searching for an agent for his novel DARK HEART, a psychological thriller that explores treacherous deceit, violence, and love, where the strongest heart is often as dark as it is virtuous. His story *The Candy Store* is dedicated to Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s. His poem “The Pennycandystore Beyond the El” was very much in mind while Chris wrote it.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP507 The Candy Store, read by Brian Rollins
Alex Wilson

**Alex Wilson** is a writer and actor from northern Ohio and now based in Carrboro, North Carolina. His stories and comics have appeared/will appear in Asimov's Science Fiction, The Rambler, Outlaw Territory II (Image Comics), Weird Tales, Futurismic, LCRW and elsewhere. Locus has called him a "promising new writer," and Publishers Weekly also has nice things to say.

Alex has performed lead roles in the North American premiere of (Richard Taylor's musical) Whistle Down the Wind and (Emmy-nominated director Jack Lucido's film) The Third Cord. He has recently appeared in the Deep Dish Theater productions of Hedda Gabler and Moon for the Misbegotten, and recorded narrations for Escape Pod and Night Shade Books. (Acting Resume/Reel) He founded *Telltale Weekly* in 2004. On early Telltale recordings, Alex is sometimes credited as "Alexander Wilson."

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

Author

* EP405 Vestigial Girl, read by Nathaniel Lee

Narrator

* EP031 Robots and Falling Hearts, by Tim Pratt & Greg van Eekhout
* EP055 Down Memory Lane (2006 Hugo Award nominee), by Mike Resnick
* EP187 Summer in Paris, Light from the Sky, by Ken Scholes
Elizabeth Creith

**Elizabeth Creith** 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. For more information swing by her site, Elizabeth Creith’s Scriptorium.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW006 A Proof of Unicorns, read by Dani Daly
Cunning Minx

**Cunning Minx** is the sultry-voiced producer and host of the **Polyamory Weekly** podcast, now with over 400 episodes in production. The podcast shares tales from the front of responsible non-monogamy from a pansexual, kink-friendly point of view. A kinky boobiesexual, Minx founded the show as a resource for the poly and poly-curious to form a community, share experiences and help guide each other on their journeys of poly and kinky exploration. A marketer by day, Minx spends most of her vacation days teaching about polyamory throughout the US but leaves a few for snorkeling about the Caribbean with her poly family. Her New ebook is, **Eight Things I Wish I’d Known About Polyamory**.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP091 The Acid Test, by Kay Kenyon
* EP104 Lust for Learning, by Pete Butler; read with Stephen Eley
* EP121 The Snow Woman's Daughter, by Eugie Foster
* EP164 The Right Kind of Town, by Christian Klaver
* EP186 Chrysalis, by Mary Robinette Kowal

PodCastle

* PC002 For Fear of Dragons, by Carrie Vaughn
* PC095 Fulgurite, by Vylar Kaftan

Pseudopod

* PP092 The Sloan Men, by David Nickle
* PP415 Night’s Foul Bird, by Orrin Grey
Dawn Meredith

**Dawn Meredith** is an author for kids and YA in non-fiction and fiction, singer/songwriter, Specialist Literacy Teacher and Artist. She has always wanted to do voiceovers and narration and is excited to be a part of PodCastle! Dawn’s debut fantasy novel is due out later this year.

As a child, Dawn lived in England, Australia and Norway. She lives with her family in the Blue Mountains NSW.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC440 The Jellyfish Collector (Aurealis Month), by Michelle E. Goldsmith
* PC479 Dragon Girl, by Cat Sparks
Cassandra Khaw

**Cassandra Khaw** is the business developer for Singaporean video games publisher Ysbryd Games.

She also writes for Ars Technica UK whenever possible. When not doing either of those things, she practices muay thai, tries to find time to dance, and reads voraciously. She also writes a variety of fiction, and has a novella entitled *Rupert Wong, Cannibal Chef* out with Abaddon Books.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP563 Flash on the Borderlands XXXIX: Teratology - *Kiss, Don’t Tell,* read by Mae Zarris-Heaney

PodCastle

* PC391 In the Rustle of Pages, read by Anaea Lay

Cast of Wonders

* CW276 A Secret of Devils, read by Alex Hofelich
Alex Hofelich

Ben Phillips and Alex Hofelich in Trader Vic's, Atlanta.

**Alex Hofelich** has been co-editor of Pseudopod since 2015, and was a Pseudopod assistant editor for five years before that.

Alex recommends hunting down a copy of the *Three Investigator* series or Roger Zelazny’s *A Night in the Lonesome October* to help your journey into horror.

You can find him out eating at family-owned restaurants, drinking tiki cocktails, and reading a good book.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP572 Deconstructing Hillsdale, by D. Morgan Ballmer; read by a full cast
* PP630 Steadfast by Trisha J. Wooldridge, read by |Alethea Kontis, Kyle Akers & **Alex Hofelich**

### Cast of Wonders

* CW220 Dinovember! Raptor Boy, by Elise Forier Edie
* CW276 A Secret of Devils, by Cassandra Khaw
Charlotte Ashley

**Charlotte Ashley** is a writer, editor, critic, and bookseller living in Toronto, Canada. She is also an Alexandre Dumas fanatic who won the National Book Collecting Prize for her collection of his work, which includes 18 editions of The Three Musketeers, one of which is a purse.

Her short fiction appears in a number of anthologies and magazines, including the Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2017 (ed. Rich Horton). She has been nominated for both the Aurora and Sunburst Awards and once performed a story from the equipment of a CrossFit gym.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC431 La Héron, read by Nadia Niaz
* PC468 Sigrid Under the Mountain, read by Nina Niskanen
* PC502 Zilal and the Many-Folded Puzzle Ship — Live at Can-Con!; read by the author
* PC517 A Fine Balance, read by Tatiana Grey
Carlea Holl-Jensen

**Carlea Holl-Jensen** was born on a Wednesday. Since then, her fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in *Pindeldyboz*,*Shimmer*, *Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet*, *Underwater New York*, *Lightspeed*, and *Fairy Tale Review*.

She holds an MA in Folklore from Indiana University, Bloomington, and an MFA in Fiction from the University of Maryland, College Park. She is also one of the editors of The Golden Key, an online journal of speculative writing.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC392 The Lady's Maid, read by Kim Lakin-Smith
Andrea Richardson

**Andrea Richardson** is a British singer and actress.  With extensive stage and film performances to her name, she began narration and voice over work fairly recently, but enjoys using her existing skills in a different way.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP465 The Sky is Blue, and Bright, and Filled with Stars, by Edward Ashton
* EP523 Windows, by Beth Goder
* EP430 Heart of Joy, by Kate O’Connor
* EP551 The Most Absurd Dance at the End of the Worlds, by Holly Heisey

Pseudopod

* PP514 The Show, by Priya Sharma
Conrad Williams

**Conrad Williams** won the International Horror Guild Award for Best Novel for The Unblemished in 2007. In 2008 he won the British Fantasy Award for Best Novella for The Scalding Rooms. In 2010 he won the British Fantasy Award for Best Novel for One.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP516 The Fox, read by Kaushik Narasimhan
Amanda C. Davis

**Amanda C. Davis** is a combustion engineer who loves baking, gardening, and low-budget horror films. Her work has appeared or is upcoming in **Goblin Fruit**, **Shock Totem**, and **Cemetery Dance**, among others. She tweets enthusiastically as @davisac1. You can find out more about her and read more of her work at **her blog**. **WOLVES AND WITCHES** is a book of dark fairytale retellings by Amanda and her sister, Megan Engelhardt, released from **World Weaver Press** in 2013.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP389 The House, The Garden And The Occupants, read by Pamila Payne

Cast of Wonders

* CW148 Shimmer, read by Lizzie S.
	+ CW153 Staff Pick 2014 – Shimmer

* CW208 Questing for Princesses, read by Katherine Inskip
Brent C. Smith

**Brent C. Smith** is a transplant to the frigid north of Portland, Maine where he lives with his girlfriend (and Cast of Wonders alum, Jen Welch) and his faithful hound. When he’s not trying to keep warm, he writes industrial automation software by day, and made-up stories at night. Brent’s fiction has appeared previously at Daily Science Fiction, New Myths, and the Unidentified Funny Objects 4 anthology.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW236 Beats, read by Rachael K. Jones
Las Guerras Del Sueño (Part.1)

**Las Guerras del Sueño** será un evento de Armonium donde se explorara la quinta dimensión o el mundo de la mente y el sueño, un malvado villano conocido como Fobétor ha escapado del limbo del sueño con el plan de dar libertada a todas las pesadillas, los héroes de Armonium tendrán que detenerlo antes de que hunda el multiverso en la oscuridad de los sueños.
Chelsea Davis

**Chelsea Davis** is an Audio Producer and occasional slusher at Pseudopod. She is a PhD candidate in English with a research focus on horror and the Gothic—meaning she gets to read, write about, and teach creeptastic stuff all the livelong day. She has also produced radio as a reporter and freelancer since 2006.
David Cummings

**David Cummings** is the showrunner for The NoSleep Podcast, an award-winning anthology series of original horror stories. He hails from Toronto, Canada. With a background as a professional musician, he has expanded into the realm of voice actor and narrator. He has been heard on various commercial projects and speculative fiction podcasts. One of his goals is to continue supporting the many great audio fiction podcasts that dot the online landscape.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP572 Deconstructing Hillsdale, by D. Morgan Ballmer; read by a full cast
Alex Yuschik

**Alex Yuschik** is a PhD candidate in Mathematics at the University of Pittsburgh studying set theoretic topology. Aside from math and writing, Alex likes ghosts, burritos, and video games, which when all put together sounds like a pretty great party. Alex is also the proud owner of a Shiba Inu named Kebab.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP579 Texts From the Ghost War, read by Trendane Sparks and Adam Pracht
Cliff Winnig

**Cliff Winnig**’s short fiction appears in the anthologies That Ain’t Right: Historical Accounts of the Miskatonic Valley, Gears and Levers 3, When the Hero Comes Home: 2, Footprints and elsewhere. The twitterzines Outshine and Thaumatrope have published his very short fiction.

Cliff is a graduate of the Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers’ Workshop and a three-time finalist in the Writers of the Future Contest.

When not writing, Cliff plays sitar, studies tai chi and aikido, and does choral singing and social dance, including ballroom, swing, salsa, and Argentine tango. He lives with his family in Silicon Valley, which constantly inspires him to think about the future.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP507 The Call of the Sky, read by Marguerite Kenner
Andrew Kozma

**Andrew Kozma**’s fiction has been published in Albedo One, Drabblecast, Interzone and Daily Science Fiction. His book of poems, City of Regret (Zone 3 Press, 2007), won the Zone 3 First Book Award. He currently, and for the foreseeable future, lives in Houston, Texas.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP583 The Librarian, read by John Meagher
David D. Levine

**David D. Levine** is a science fiction and fantasy writer who’s published over fifty stories in markets including Asimov’s, Analog, F&SF, and Realms of Fantasy. He won the Hugo Award for Best Short Story, Endeavour Award, Writers of the Future Contest, James White Award, People’s Choice Award for Best Drabblecast Story of the Year, and Phobos Fiction Contest, and has been nominated or shortlisted for the Nebula Award, Theodore Sturgeon Award, Aeon Award, Jim Baen Memorial Writing Contest, an earlier Hugo Award, and the John W. Campbell Award (twice).

His stories have appeared in four *Year’s Best* volumes and have been translated into French, Czech, Hebrew, Swedish, Romanian, Finnish, Italian, Polish, Spanish, Russian, and Chinese. He has been an instructor at the Alpha Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Workshop for Young Writers; the Cascade Writers Workshop; Rainforest Writers Village; and numerous science fiction convention writers’ workshops. He is a member of the Wild Cards consortium, Book View Café, and the Science Fiction Writers of America, for whom he coordinated the SFWA Northwest Reading Series.

David lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife, Kate Yule, with whom he co-edits the fanzine *Bento*.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP054 Tk'tk'tk (2006 Hugo Award Winner), read by Paul Tevis
* EP238 Wind From a Dying Star, read by Meg Westfox
* EP240 The Last McDougal's, read by Stephen Eley
* EP278 Written on the Wind, read by Mur Lafferty
* EP402 The Tale of the Golden Eagle (2004 Hugo Award nominee), read by the author

PodCastle

Author

* PC168 Zauberschrift, read by Wilson Fowlie

Narrator

* PCMini076 Quiet Death Machines, by Gillian Daniels
Alexandra Grunberg

**Alexandra Grunberg** is a New York City-based author and actress, soon-to-be graduate from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Her stories have appeared in Daily Science Fiction, Plasma Frequency Magazine, and the Toasted Cake podcast run by Cast of Wonders' good friend Tina Connolly. Alexandra won third place in Fiction Vortex's August 2013 Monthly Contest.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW106 Little Wonders IV: The Journey, *Treasure Hunter*, read by Elie Hirschman
Brie Code

**Brie Code** is the CEO and creative director of TRU LUV, a Toronto-based studio that makes companions—interactive experiences that aren’t quite apps and aren’t quite games. Companions are built on a framework of deepening friendship, not increasing challenge, to help you unwind and achieve your goals.

Previously Brie was a lead programmer at Ubisoft Montreal on the soft, ethereal game Child of Light and three Assassin’s Creed games. TRU LUV’s first companion, #SelfCare, is one of Apple’s Best of 2018 Trends of the Year selections.

## Work on Escape Artists

### PodCastle

* PC554 Hosting the Solstice, by Tim Pratt
Colin Wolcott

**Colin Wolcott** lives in sunny Beaverton, Oregon

where (he may or may not be lying by telling you) it actually doesn’t rain all that much. He spends most days juggling work, writing classes at the local Community College, and beanbags. In his free time, he enjoys both writing and reading things he finds interesting. His work has previously appeared in the pages of Strangelet Journal and the 2015 Write Well Award Anthology.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP508 Defects, read by Bill Ruhsam
Edward Ashton

**Edward Ashton** is a clinical research scientist and writer living in Rochester, New York. His short fiction has appeared in dozens of venues both in print and online, ranging from Louisiana Literature to Daily Science Fiction. Three Days in April is his first novel.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP465 The Sky is Blue, and Bright, and Filled with Stars, read by Andrea Richardson
* EP 535 Bluejay, read by Josh Roseman
David Erik Nelson

**David Erik Nelson** is an award-winning science-fiction author and essayist. Some of Mr. Nelson's speculative fiction is available for free online—occasionally without his knowledge or consent (no hard feelings, though). Other bits can be purchased. His latest non-fiction book is *Junkyard Jam Band: DIY Musical Instruments and Noisemakers*. Find him online: http://davideriknelson.com/

## Featured

Mr. Nelson appeared in the first Flash on the Borderlands , Pseudopod episode 141:

### Exit Exam, Section III: Survival Skills, Question #7

**By David Erik Nelson**
Read by Alasdair Stuart
Charlotte Nash

**CHARLOTTE NASH** is an Australian writer with degrees in engineering and medicine. Her speculative fiction short stories are published in Australia and overseas, and range from near-future cyberpunk and science fiction to contemporary fantasy and horror. She is also the author of rural medical romance novels. Find all her works at **Stories From A Life Imagined**. Another mining-related dark fantasy/horror tale, “The Seven-Forty From Paraburdoo” will be published in the forthcoming NEVER NEVER LAND anthology.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP429 Flash on the Borderlands XXIV: Femmes Fatales
Kristin Luna

**Kristin Luna** has been making up stories and getting in trouble for them since elementary school. Her short story “The Greggs Family Zoo of Odd and Marvelous Creatures” was featured in the anthology One Horn to Rule Them All alongside Peter S. Beagle and Todd McCaffrey. Kristin lives in San Diego with her husband Nic. She writes a monthly post for the blog, The Fictorians, on various topics having to do with writing.

Kristin's story Fog was read by Joe Sammarco for Pseudopod episdoe 437.
David Glen Larson

After leaving the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, David worked as a screenwriter and television writer for several years before writing his first short story, which recently appeared in **Daily Science Fiction**. He has also published speculative poems in magazines like **Niteblade**, **Ideomancer**, and the **British Fantasy Society Journal** (formerly **Dark Horizons**).

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP379 Concussion, read by Mat Weller

Pseudopod

* PP303 Flash on the Borderlands XIII - Responsible Parties
Christiana Ellis

**Christiana Ellis** is an award-winning writer and podcaster, currently living in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her podcast novel, *Nina Kimberly the Merciless* was both an inaugural nominee for the 2006 Parsec Award for Best Speculative Fiction: Long Form, as well as a finalist for a 2006 Podcast Peer Award. *Nina Kimberly the Merciless* is available in print from Dragon Moon Press. Christiana is also the writer, producer and star of *Space Casey*, a 10-part audiodrama miniseries which won the Gold Mark Time Award for Best Science Fiction Audio Production by the American Society for Science Fiction Audio and the 2008 Parsec Award for Best Science Fiction Audio Drama. In between major projects, Christiana is also the creator and talent of many other podcast productions including *Talking About Survivor*, *Hey, Want to Watch a Movie?*and *Christiana’s Shallow Thoughts*.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP081 Margin of Error, by Nancy Kress
* EP162 God Juice, by M.K. Hobson
* EP184 As Dry Leaves That Before the Wild Hurricane Fly, by Mur Lafferty
* EP202 Will You Be an Astronaut?, by Greg van Eekhout
* EP256 The Mermaids Singing Each to Each, by Cat Rambo
* EP299 Plus or Minus, by James Patrick Kelly
* EP335 The Water Man, by Ursula Pflug
* EP352 Food for Thought, by Laura Lee McArdle
* EP370 The Care and Feeding of Mammalian Bipeds, v. 2.1, by M. Darusha Wehm
* EP398 Subversion, by Elisabeth R. Adams
* EP444 Those Are Pearls That Were His Eyes, by Daniel Marcus
* EP486 Blight, by Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
* EP512 The Semaphore Society, by Kate Heartfield

Pseudopod

* PP014 Virginia Woods, by Janni Lee Simner
* PP078 In a Right and Proper Place, by Holly Day
* PP151 The Undoing, by Sarah Totton
* PP193 Bed of Scorpions, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
* PP268 Let There Be Darkness, by Mike Allen
* PP316 The Persistence Of Memory, by William Meikle
* PP361 The Murmurous Paleoscope, by Dixon Chance
* PP398 Prince of Flowers, by Elizabeth Hand
* PP419 Nurse, by Thomas Kearnes
* PP450 The Horse Lord, by Lisa Tuttle
* PP498 The Only Ending We Have, by Kim Newman
* PP545 Indiscretions, by Hillary Dodge

PodCastle

* PC017 Goblin Lullaby, by Jim C. Hines
* PC072 The Exit Sign, by Ursula Pflug
* PC099 The Hag Queen’s Curse, by M.K. Hobson
* PC133 And the Blood of Dead Gods Shall Mark the Score, by Gary Kloster
* PC288 Flash Fiction Contest Strikes Back!: “The Bear,” by Taven Moore (2nd place winner!)
* PC291 Seasonal Disorder, by Heather Shaw and Tim Pratt
* PC370 Congratulations On Your Apotheosis, by Michelle Ann King
* PC403 Send In the Ninjas, by Michelle Ann King

Cast of Wonders

* CW96 Gift Cards of an Ex-Goddess, by Melissa Embry
* CW140 The Ghost of Grammy Goneril, by Austin H. Gilkeson
* CW273 Banned Books Week: The Wayfinder and His Sister, by Maria Haskins; read by Leigh Wallace & **Christiana Ellis**
David John Baker

**David John Baker** is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan. In addition to his philosophical publications, he writes short science fiction stories, some of which have been published in anthologies.

David's story The Hunter Captain was read by Mat Weller for Escape Pod episode 526.
Karen Bovenmyer

**Karen Bovenmyer** earned an MFA in Popular Fiction from the University of Southern Maine’s Stonecoast Program in 2013. She spent many hours as a kid among beaten earth and bare roots avoiding predators and whispering to imaginary people of various moralities. She can reach land speeds of up to 14 parsecs when frightened or angry. She never had a pet rabbit, but she did have a hamster named Chucky Cheeks who wanted to be an astronaut. Karen was the Nonfiction Assistant Editor for Mothership Zeta, Escape Artists’ e-zine.

Karen teaches and mentors students at Iowa State University and Western Technical College. She is the 2016 recipient of the Horror Writers Association Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Scholarship. Her poems, short stories and novellas appear in more than 40 publications and her first novel, *Swift For the Sun*, debuted from Dreamspinner Press in 2017.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### Pseudopod

* PP524 Flash on the Borderlands XXXV - The Kids Are All Wrong: *What the Dollhouse Said*, read by Heather Simmons
* PP532 Artemis Rising 3 - Flash on the Borderlands XXXVI - Artemis Rising Showcase: *Eyes That See Everything*, read by Jen R. Albert

### Narrating

#### Escape Pod

* EP595 Islands in the Dark, by Sarah Goldman
* EP609 Wasps Make Honey, by Penelope Evans

#### Pseudopod

* PP496 Nothing Is Truly Yours, by Sam J. Miller
* PP576 Flash on the Borderlands XLI: Flash Fiction Contest 5 Winners - Third Place: *The Taking Tree*, by Evan Dicken

#### Cast of Wonders

* CW246 Old Teacups and Kitchen Wives, by Kate Baker
* CW246 Radio Free Heartland, by Corey Mallonee (re-released as CW348, a 2018 Staff Pick)
Barbara Krasnoff

**Barbara Krasnoff** has had stories appear in over 30 print and online publications. The most recent include Clockwork Phoenix 5, Space and Time, Abyss & Apex, Triptych Tales and Mythic Delirium. When not writing short stories, she works as Sr. Reviews Editor for Computerworld magazine; for fun, she publishes a captioned photo every weekday (in Twitter and Facebook) under the title Backstories.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC448 Shaina Rubin Keeps Her Head Under Circumstances Nobody Could Have Expected, by Rebecca Fraimow
Damien Angelica Walters

**Damien Angelica Walters**’ work has appeared or is forthcoming in various anthologies and magazines, including The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror 2015, Year’s Best Weird Fiction: Volume One, Cassilda’s Song, The Mammoth Book of Cthulhu: New Lovecraftian Fiction, Nightmare Magazine, Black Static, and Apex Magazine. She was a finalist for a Bram Stoker Award for “The Floating Girls: A Documentary,” originally published in Jamais Vu. Sing Me Your Scars, a collection of short fiction, was released in 2015 from Apex Publications. The titular story “Sing Me Your Scars” was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Short Fiction. Paper Tigers, a novel, was released in 2016 from Dark House Press. Find her on Twitter @DamienAWalters or on the web at http://damienangelicawalters.com

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP381 Scarred, read by Becky Stinemetze
* PP510 Falling Under, Through the Dark, read by Rachael K. Jones

PodCastle

* PC310 When the Lady Speaks, read by LaShawn Wanak
Adrian Simmons

**ADRIAN SIMMONS** writes science fiction, fantasy, a little non-fiction, and a little horror. He is a founding member and co-editor of **Heroic Fantasy Quarterly**. His science fiction stories are available in issues one and three of James Gunn’s **AD ASTRA** online magazine, and his story “Paradise of Wasteland” in **Heroic Fantasy Quarterly** number nineteen received a “recommended” score from **Locus** magazine’s Lois Tilton.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP444B Fan Letter To Joe Lansdale, read by Jared Axelrod
Alexa Ahn

**Alexa Ahn** is a twenty-one-year-old college student studying theatre arts with the aim to have a career in the field (both on and off the stage) while doing some other creative work on the side. Fantasy is her favorite genre of fiction and she loves reading during a cold, rainy day with her cats and a nice cup of tea.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC492 The White Fox, by L. P. Lee
David Moore

*(Note: two narrators called **David Moore** have read for us - the other can be found here.)*

## David Moore

### Website

thegamemastershow.com/

**David Moore** is an American role-player, podcaster, and all around good guy. He hosts *The Game Master Show* and organized the Firefly RPG *After Serenity.*

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP049 Big Boy, by Ron McGillvray
* PP105 Pattern Masters, by Jeff Carlson
* PP149 Mira, by Michael James McFarland
* PP158 Regulars, by Frank Oreto
* PP299 White As A Bedroom Door, by Nathaniel Lee
Devin McLaughlin

**Devin McLaughlin** is a man from South-western Ontario who has a harder-than-normal time of writing about himself from the third-person perspective. This seemingly simple task utterly baffles him. Also, he sometimes narrates things. Devin has a few narrations upcoming on the podcast Tales to Terrify. Should you be interested, you can follow his narration work by carefully peering into his bedroom window at night. Devin just asks that you please keep it down, as people inside are trying to sleep.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP485 Softly Into the Morning, by Liz Colter

### Cast of Wonders

* CW334 Secrets and Things We Don’t Say Out Loud by José Pablo Iriarte
Drabblecast

The Drabblecast is a weekly audio fiction podcast "bringing strange stories by strange authors to strange listeners...such as yourself." Founded by host and editor Norm Sherman, the Drabblecast is certainly influential and notable enough to have its own Wikipedia page, but it doesn't, because, man, that's Nerd Stuff, right there.

Drabblecast has a lot in common with Escape Artists - they share Norm, some editorial staff, a ton of authors, readers, and of course fans. In addition to regular full-length stories, they run 100-word fan-submitted drabbles and 100-character "twabbles", as well as original music by Norm and occasional guests. It's a lot of fun, and if you have any time or money left after supporting Escape Artists, you should definitely give the rest of it to Norm.
Aidan Doyle

**Aidan Doyle** is an Australian writer and computer programmer who loves travelling and has visited more than 100 countries. His experiences include teaching English in Japan, interviewing ninjas in Bolivia and going ten-pin bowling in North Korea. His stories have been published in Lightspeed, Strange Horizons, and Fireside.

Aidan joined PodCastle as an Associate Editor in 2016.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP503 Undeleted, read by Austin Learned

PodCastle

Author

* PC390 Flash Fiction Extravaganza: Bears: "The Sweet Life", read by Graeme Dunlop
* PC420 The Bee Tamer's Final Performance, read by Amanda Fitzwater
* PC484 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Seasons: *In Spring, the Dawn. In Summer, the Night*, read by Nina Brady

Narrator

* PC463 A Dozen by Dunsany: *Death and the Orange;*  by Lord Dunsany

Cast of Wonders

* CW31 Inksucker, read by Dani Daly
* CW73 Mr. Nine and the Gentleman Ghost, read by Graeme Dunlop
Bob Eccles

**Robert C. (Bob) Eccles** is a radio news reporter and anchor who has narrated stories for Pseudopod, PodCastle, Transmissions From Beyond, Cast Macabre and Every Day Fiction. He also enjoys writing short stories, mostly horror and sci-fi. He”s a member of the Horror Writers Association, the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers and The Fictioneers. Tiny Terrors, his collection of 67 mostly very short horror stories, is available in the Kindle store at Amazon.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP144 The Inevitability of Earth, by David Nickle
* PP226 The Sound Of Gears, by Ferrett Steinmetz
* PP301 The Last Man After The War, by Erich William Bergmeier
* PP371 The Unfinished Room, by Joshua Rex
* PP600 The Graveyard Rats, by Henry Kuttner

PodCastle

* PC078 The Tinyman and Caroline, by Sarah L. Edwards
* PC156 Household Spirits, by C.S.E. Cooney, read by **Bob Eccles** and Brian Lieberman
* PC267 Western Chow Mein Red Dawn, by Lavie Tidhar
* PC312 Enginesong (A Rondeau), by Nathaniel Lee
* PC287 Tiktok and the Nome King, by L. Frank Baum

Cast of Wonders

* CW106 Little Wonders IV: The Journey, *Downsizing Pluto*, by Shane Halbach
Arun Jiwa

**Arun Jiwa** lives in Edmonton, Alberta, where he practices making things up and writing them down. Arun is a graduate of the 2012 Viable Paradise SFF Workshop, and is a slush reader for PodCastle. He is currently working on his first novel.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PCMini86 The Wedding Of Snow, Earth, And Salt, by Kate Heartfield; read by full cast
* PC478 A Ghost Among the Mangroves, by Naru Sundar
D.K. Mok

**D. K. Mok** is a fantasy and science fiction author whose novels include Squid’s Grief, Hunt for Valamon and The Other Tree. D. K. has been shortlisted for three Aurealis Awards, a Ditmar, and a Washington Science Fiction Association Small Press Award. D. K. graduated from UNSW with a degree in Psychology, pursuing her interests in both social justice and scientist humour. D. K. lives in Sydney, Australia, and her favourite fossil deposit is the Burgess Shale.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC442 Almost Days (Aurealis Month), read by Graeme Dunlop
Andrea Corbin

**Andrea Corbin** is an author, and the founder of the Speculative Boston reading series. Her short stories have appeared in *Shimmer*, *Flash Fiction Online*, *Crossed Genres*, *The Sockdolager*, and *Recompose*. Her interactive fiction has appeared in *Sub-Q*, and more interactive fiction projects are available on her website.

She lives in the Boston area.

## Work on Escape Artists

### PodCastle

* PC538 Itself at the Heart of Things, read by Blythe Haynes
Charlie Allison

**Charlie Allison** surrounds himself with dying languages, fading pantheons and idle speculation. He has worn many hats: working as a chess coach, a groundskeeper, an English tutor, creative writing instructor for adults with learning disabilities, and an amateur circus acrobat. His current headwear is that of a graduate student at Arcadia University, where he works as a graduate assistant. He helps run a writing board called “Fits of Print” with some other genre writers–free proofreading, critiques, support and line edits, alongside copious nerd references.

He lives with his girlfriend and three furry murder machines in West Philadelphia. He is currently working on the draft of his second novel–after launching the first into space.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC445 In Mixcoatl's Net, read by Setsu Uzume
Big Anklevich

**Big Anklevich** is a writer, podcaster, and a father, but not in that order. He produces The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine podcast along with co-host Rish Outfield.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP459 Flash on the Borderlands XXVII: What’s The Matter With Kids Today - *The Last Bombardment* by Kenneth Schneyer
* PP248: Killing Merwin Remis by Jason Helmandollar
* PP283: Dust Bunny by Matthew C. Dampier

PodCastle

* PC239 Catching the Spirit by Heather Shaw and Tim Pratt
* PC315 Stranger vs. the Malevolent Malignancy by Jim C. Hines read by a full cast!

Cast of Wonders

* CW109 Nuclear Family by Alex Shvartsman
* CW121 Little Wonders 5 – Trope Twists - *Bigfeet* by Michael Strickland, read with Rish Outfield
David Longshore

**David Longshore** was born in Ipswich, Massachusetts – the heart of H. P. Lovecraft country – and holds degrees from Amherst College and the Naval Postgraduate School. He is the author of the Encyclopedia of Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Cyclones, as well as other non-fiction narratives. Previous examples of his horror and dark fiction have appeared in “The Horror Zine,” “SNM Horror,” and various anthologies.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP421 The Three Chimes , read by Corson Bremer
Eliza Chan

**Eliza Chan** is a Scottish-Chinese writer published in Fantasy Magazine, Fox Spirit’s Asian Monsters, Persistent Visions and Mithila Review. She writes about East Asian mythology, British folklore and madwomen in the attic, but preferably all three at once.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW278 Strong as Stone, by Effie Seiberg
C. S. E. Cooney

**C.S.E. Cooney** lives and writes in a well-appointed Rhode Island garret, right across the street from a Victorian Strolling Park. She is the author of *How To Flirt in Faerieland and Other Wild Rhymes* and *Jack o’ the Hills*. She won the 2011 Rhysling Award for her story-poem “The Sea King’s Second Bride.” Her first short fiction collection Bone Swans is forthcoming with Mythic Delirium in 2015.

Other examples of her short fiction and poetry can be found in Rich Horton’s Years Best Science Fiction and Fantasy (2011, 2012, 2014), The Nebula Awards Showcase (2013), The Mammoth Book of Steampunk Adventures (2014), The Moment of Change Anthology, Black Gate Magazine, Apex, Subterranean, Strange Horizons, Ideomancer, Clockwork Phoenix, Steam-Powered II, The Book of Dead Things, Cabinet des Fées, Stone Telling, Goblin Fruit, and Mythic Delirium.

Her recent novellas, “Martyr’s Gem” and “How the Milkmaid Struck a Bargain with the Crooked One” may be found online at GigaNotoSaurus. “Witch, Beast, Saint” the first of her erotic fairy tales from The Witch’s Garden Series appears in Strange Horizons, with the second, The Witch in the Almond Tree, available on Amazon for Kindle.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP203 Flash on the Borderlands III - *My Body Your Banquet*, read by Jacquie Duckworth

PodCastle

Author

* PC156 Household Spirits, read by Bob Eccles and Brian Lieberman
* PC178 Giant Episode: Braiding the Ghosts, read by Kara Grace
* PC306 Flash Fiction Special – Tales of Strange Inspiration: *Ten Cigars*, read by Anna Schwind, Graeme Dunlop, Amal El-Mohtar, Norm Sherman, Tina Connolly, Ann Leckie, M.K. Hobson, Dave Thompson, Wilson Fowlie, and Peter Wood

Narrator

* PC279 Thorns, by Martha Wells
* PC295 The Gunner’s Mate, by Gene Wolfe; read by C.S.E. Cooney and Dave Thompson
* PC315 Stranger vs. the Malevolent Malignancy, by Jim C. Hines; read by Rish Outfield, Dave Thompson, Big Anklevich, M.K. Hobson, Wilson Fowlie, Marguerite Kenner, LaShawn Wanak, Nathaniel Lee, Tina Connolly, C.S.E. Cooney, Steve Anderson, & Peter Wood
* PC329 Araminta, Or, The Wreck Of The Amphidrake, by Naomi Novik
* PC330 DRINK ME (A Flash Fiction Extravaganza) - *The Wine*, by M.C. Wagner
* PC363 L'Etoile Flamboyante, by Samantha Henderson
* PC356 Super-Baby-Moms Group Saves the Day, by Tina Connolly; read by C.S.E. Cooney, Amal El-Mohtar, M.K. Hobson, Tina Connolly, LaShawn Wanak, Dave Thompson, Marguerite Kenner, Anna Schwind
Drew Czernik

**Drew Czernik** and his family live in Ottawa, Canada. He loves life in Canada’s capital city, but wouldn’t mind if the snow could hold off until after Halloween once in a while. When he isn’t working on his next Escape Artists flash fiction entry he can usually be found in (and sometimes swimming after) his canoe in nearby Algonquin Park.

You can read about his adventures and, more often, misadventures in the outdoors over at his blog, www.allofalgonquin.com.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP576 Flash on the Borderlands XLI: Flash Fiction Contest 5 Winners - First Place: *Two Step*, read by Austin Malone
Angela Enos

Angela Enos has been published in *A Café in Space, Flapperhouse, Niteblade Magazine, Visibility Fiction, Nonbinary Review’s alphanumeric,* and *Body Parts Magazine*. She is also a designer and artist whose work in theatre has been seen across the United States.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW244 Terminals, by Angela & Joel Enos, read by Tatiana Grey
Bruce McAllister

**Bruce McAllister** is a past Hugo Award nominee whose literary and genre fiction has appeared in national magazines, literary quarterlies, college textbooks and ‘year’s best’ anthologies. His second novel, *Dream Baby*, a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship winner, was called a “stunning tour de force” by Publishers Weekly. His fiction has been translated widely and received national awards and notable mentions in the New York Times, other U.S. newspapers, U.S. and foreign magazines and journals, and reference works. His poetry and experimental work have appeared in literary quarterlies and anthologies; he has co-edited magazines and anthologies; and his articles on popular science, writing craft and sports have appeared in publications like Life, International Wildlife, The Writer and newspapers across the country.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP108 Kin (2007 Hugo Award nominee), read by Stephen Eley
* EP135 Stu, read by Stephen Eley
* EP417 Southpaw, read by Brian Lieberman
* EP425 The Boy in Zaquitos, read by John Chu
David Malki !

**David Malki !** is the creator of the brilliant Wondermark comic, and before he began turning down other work in 2009 to focus on Wondermark and TopatoCo, he sold a story to Pseudopod. In addition to creating comics, he also speaks on the subject of history, the comic strip medium, advertising, media literacy and business. David lives in Los Angeles with his wife Nikki, and loves kittens.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP059 Fever, read by Dani Cutler
Charles Payseur

**Charles Payseur** is an avid reader, writer, and reviewer of all things speculative. His fiction and poetry have appeared at Strange Horizons, Lightspeed Magazine, The Book Smugglers, and many more. He runs Quick Sip Reviews and can be found drunkenly reviewing Goosebumps on his Patreon. You can find him gushing about short fiction (and occasionally his cats) on Twitter as @ClowderofTwo.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP627 Humans Die, Stars Fade, read by Veronica Giguere
David M. Hoenig

**David Hoenig** is a practicing physician for whom writing is his 'second career'. He's won 2 short fiction contests (Dark Chapter Press, Espec books) and placed 3rd in another (Morning Rain Publishing). He's had multiple stories published/accepted to different anthologies with Horrified Press, Zoetic Press/NonBinary Review, Drunk Monkeys Literary, Dark Chapter Press, and Nebula Rift Magazine.

His website and publications can be found online.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW280 Cateye Gleaming in the Dark, read by B.J. Harrison
Evan Dicken

**Evan Dicken** is an author of horror fiction. Evan’s work has appeared in: *The Lovecraft eZine*, *Analog*, and *Daily Science Fiction*, and he has stories forthcoming from publishers such as: **Unlikely Story**, **Fantasy Scroll** and **Chaosium**.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP465 Saturday, read by Mikael Naramore
* PP576 Flash on the Borderlands XLI: Flash Fiction Contest 5 Winners - Third Place: “The Taking Tree”, read by Karen Bovenmyer

### PodCastle

* PC547 Every House a Home, read by Tatiana Grey

### Cast of Wonders

* CW251 Little Wonders 12 - The Unexpected: “Why They’re Never About The Good Ones,” read by Graeme Dunlop
Julia K. Patt

**Julia K. Patt** is a writer, proofreader, and teacher from Maryland. Her fiction has appeared in *Clarkesworld, Escape Pod, Luna Station Quarterly*, and other places. She is also an Associate Editor for PodCastle.

When she isn’t working on stories or terrorizing her composition students, she gardens, does yoga, games, reads as much as she can, and, in the summer, attends an inordinate number of baseball games.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP573 Whatever Tower, However High, read by Logan Waterman

PodCastle

* PC498 Chasing Flowers, by L. Chan
Elizabeth Hand

**ELIZABETH HAND** is the author of numerous award-winning novels and collections of short fiction, as well as a longtime reviewer and critic whose work has appeared in the **Washington Post**, **Los Angeles Times**, **Salon**, and many other publications.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP398 Prince of Flowers, read by Christiana Ellis
Christopher Reynaga

**Chris Reynaga** is a multiple award-winning writer with stories appearing Cemetery Dance, The Drabblecast, and The Book of Cthulhu 2. You can enter his magical reality at CHRIS REYNAGA’S MAGICAL REALITY

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP254 The Blood Garden, by Jesse Livingston
* PP284 She Said, by Kirstyn McDermott
* PP342 Riding Atlas, by Ferrett Steinmetz
* PP538 Flash on the Borderlands XXXVII: Higher Beings Command: *This Creature, This Creature, This Wonderful Creature,* by A. W. Baader

 PodCastle

* PC044 Immersed in Matter, by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
* PC058 NineFingered Maria, by Hilary Moon Murphy
* PC066 One Paper Airplane Graffito Love Note, by Will McIntosh
* PCMini040 Incubus, by Tim Pratt
* PC142 Abandonware, by An Owomoyela
* PC180 We Were Wonder Scouts, by Will Ludwigsen
* PC353 Irregular Verbs, by Matthew Johnson
B. J. Harrison

**B.J. Harrison** is the award-winning host of The Classic Tales podcast and has narrated hundreds of audiobooks. His work has received thousands of five-star ratings and reviews and has been recommended by *The Wall Street Journal*. His most notable works have been *The Count of Monte Cristo*, by Alexandre Dumas, *Hamlet*, by William Shakespeare, and *Nicholas Nickleby*, by Charles Dickens.

His website is formulated to work like an audiobook club, where he gives supporting listeners monthly coupons and access to special content.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP100 The Music of Erich Zann, by Howard Phillips Lovecraft
* PP143 The Looking Men, by James R. Kristofic
* PP166 Something There Is, by Joe Nazare
* PP282 Flash on the Borderlands XI: Fearful Fashions: “A Mother of Monsters”, by Guy De Maupassant
* PP364 The Yellow Sign by Robert W. Chambers
* PP589 Flash on the Borderlands XLII: Misanthropes: “Moon Face”, by Jack London
* PP632 The Harbour Master by Robert W. Chambers

### Cast of Wonders

* CW280 Cateye Gleaming in the Dark, by David M. Hoenig