recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Carrie Patel

**Carrie Patel** is an author and a full-time narrative designer for Obsidian Entertainment, a video game developer. She’s written for the computer RPG PILLARS OF ETERNITY and its expansion, THE WHITE MARCH. She has published two novels: THE BURIED LIFE and CITIES AND THRONES. Her short fiction has also appeared in BENEATH CEASELESS SKIES. She’s originally from Houston, Texas, but she now lives in California with her husband and their dog.

Her first novel, a gaslight-and-shadows mystery called THE BURIED LIFE, came out with Angry Robot in March 2015 and received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. The sequel, CITIES AND THRONES, came out in July 2015.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC401 The Color of Regret, read by Setsu Uzume - featured during Artemis Rising 2 in 2016.
Christi Nogle

**Christi Nogle** teaches college English in Boise, Idaho, where she is fortunate to spend the better part of each day reading and writing. She is an avid reader with eclectic tastes in fiction and a special appreciation for audiobooks. She is — surprisingly! — new to submitting fiction for publication. Except for a short piece published in the local Log Cabin Literary Center’s anthology, *In the Country* is the first piece of fiction she has submitted for publication. She has been very pleased with the responses she has received so far. She wants to thank her friends Elizabeth Barnes and Heidi Naylor for encouraging her to send out her stories, and she wants to encourage others who might be hesitant to send out their work.

Her story “Cubby” recently won the Portable Story Series’s Time Travel contest. You can listen to actress Lili Taylor read it here. This contest offers professional narration and recording and gives listeners the opportunity to donate to charitable organizations when they download stories.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP620 Artemis Rising: Promise, read by Tina Connolly

Pseudopod

* PP534 Artemis Rising 3 - In the Country, read by Dagny Paul
Beth Cato

Nebula-nominated **Beth Cato** is the author of the Clockwork Dagger duology and the new Blood of Earth trilogy from Harper Voyager. Her short fiction is in *Urban Fantasy Magazine*, *Beneath Ceaseless Skies*, and *Daily Science Fiction*.

She’s a Hanford, California native transplanted to the Arizona desert, where she lives with her husband, son, and requisite cats.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP464 Red Dust and Dancing Horses, read by Marguerite Kenner
* EP661 A Fine Night for Tea and Bludgeoning, read by Eve Upton

### PodCastle

* PC405 Beat Softly, My Wings of Steel, read by Elizabeth Green

### Cast of Wonders

* CW141 Reading Time, read by Dave Thompson
* CW183 Hat Trick, read by Rachael K. Jones
Daniel José Older

**Daniel José Older** is the author of the Bone Street Rumba urban fantasy series from Penguin’s Roc Books and the Young Adult novel Shadowshaper (Scholastic, 2015), a New York Times Notable Book of 2015, which was shortlisted for the Kirkus Prize in Young Readers’ Literature and named one of Esquire’s 80 Books Every Person Should Read. He co-edited the Locus and World Fantasy nominated anthology Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History. You can find Daniel's thoughts on writing, read dispatches from his decade-long career as an NYC paramedic and hear his music online.

## Work on Escape Artists

* CW258 Victory Music, read by Nadia Niaz
Alexis Hunter

**Alexis A. Hunter** is a speculative short story writer in possession of a superbly shaped skull. When she’s not writing, she can usually be found cursing too much on Twitter or taking too many pictures of her daughter. Her stories have appeared in magazines such as Fireside Fiction, Shimmer, and Apex, among others. To learn more, visit www.alexisahunter.com — or if you aren’t afraid of a few (hundred) f-bombs, follow her on Twitter.

## Work on Escape Artists

* EP584 Your Body, By Default, read by Alex Acks
Diane Severson Mori

**Diane Severson** is a lyric soprano specializing in Early Music, especially Baroque and medieval music. She is also a teacher of singing (taking her cues from her mentor the late Cornelius Reid and Carol Baggott-Forte – Functional Voice Training). She is the mother of a young multi-linguist and married to her very own Rocket Scientist.

She has narrated for the StarShipSofa Podcast Magazine since Tony C. Smith started running fiction and found out that she reads aloud to her husband. She has done 40 or so narrations of fiction, who knows how much poetry. As a result of her affinity to poetry, and because she does her best work when she has a Cause (a budding superheroine?), she decided to become Science Fiction Poetry’s Spokesperson. She produces the sporadic podcast, which runs as part of StarShipSofa, called Poetry Planet and is a member of the Science Fiction Poetry Association and is now their membership chairperson. She is a staff blogger for Amazing Stories Magazine focusing on Science Fiction Poetry. She continues to narrate stories for StarShipSofa and other podcasts (notably PodCastle and Tales to Terrify) and has begun getting paying jobs as a voice actor.

The best place to find her is on the web because she tends to pick up and move to another country at the drop of a hat. She and her family recently moved back to Hannover, Germany after three years in Paris.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP195 26 Monkeys, Also the Abyss, by Kij Johnson (2009 Hugo Award nominee)
* EP519 In Their Image, by Abra Staffin-Wiebe
* EP623 Surveillance Fatigue, by Jennifer R. Donohue

PodCastle

* PC036 Ancestor Money, by Maureen McHugh
* PC063 Daughter of Botu, by Eugie Foster
* PC096 Love Among the Talus, by Elizabeth Bear
* PC122 Kingspeaker, by Marie Brennan
* PC198 Urchins, While Swimming, by Catherynne M. Valente
	+ PC198a Urchins, While Swimming (repost - author is nominated for inaugural Eugie Foster Award)
* PC352 The Creation and Destruction of the World, by Ann Leckie
Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam

**Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam**’s fiction and poetry has appeared in magazines such as Clarkesworld, Lightspeed, Strange Horizons, Hobart, and Goblin Fruit. She is also a contributor to Mothership Zeta.

She lives in Texas with her partner and two literarily-named cats – Gimli and Don Quixote. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Southern Maine’s Stonecoast program.

She also created and coordinates the annual Art & Words Collaborative Show in Fort Worth, Texas.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP486 Blight, read by Christiana Ellis

PodCastle

* PC378 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Strange Destinies: “Mrs. Stiltskin,” read by Alasdair Stuart and Marguerite Kenner
* PC464 Needle Mouth, read by Setsu Uzume

Cast of Wonders

* CW255 Doors, read by Marguerite Kenner

Mothership Zeta

* MZ1: “Sleeping with Spirits”
Caroline M. Yoachim

**Caroline M. Yoachim** is a photographer and writer currently living in Seattle, Washington. She has published more than two dozen fantasy and science fiction short stories, in markets that include Asimov’s, Lightspeed Magazine, Interzone, and Daily Science Fiction. She is also a favorite author featured on Drabblecast and Toasted Cake. In 2011 Caroline was nominated for a Nebula Award for her novelette “Stone Wall Truth,” which you can read online at her website.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP301 Stone Wall Truth, read by Heather Welliver
* EP481 Temporary Friends, read by Caitlin Buckley
* EP543 Rock, Paper, Scissors, Love, Death, read by Nicola Seaton-Clark
* EP590 Four Seasons in the Forest of Your Mind, read by Stephanie Morris

Pseudopod

* PP228 Flash On The Borderlands VII – Tableaux & Displays: "Pageant Girls," read by Mur Lafferty

PodCastle

* PC155 Tending the Mori Birds, read by Rajan Khanna
* PCMini065 Blood Willows, read by Vashtriel Bloodfrost
* PC424 Betty and the Squelchy Saurus, read by Kim Rogers

Cast of Wonders

* CW167 Setting My Spider Free, read by Amy Robinson
Christian McKay Heidicker

**Christian McKay Heidicker**’s work has appeared in Spinetinglers, Solarwyrm, and two separate publications called Defenestration, a word that implies throwing something out the window, which Christian hopes doesn’t mean anything about his future. His first book Cure for the Common Universe will be published by Simon & Schuster in the summer of 2016.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW159 There Are No Marshmallows in Camelot, read by Marguerite Kenner
Cayenne Chris Conroy

**Cayenne Chris Conroy** is the creative force behind the Teknikal Diffkulties Podcast.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP145 Infestation, by Matthew Piskun
* PP154 Raising Eddie, by Mark Felps
* PP164 Linda’s Appointment, by M.C. Norris
* PP167 Love Like Thunder, by Jim Bihyeh
* PP177 Turning the Apples, by Tina Connolly
* PP182 The Dreaming Way, by Jim Bihyeh
* PP211 About 77 Degrees, West of Nassau, by Don Norum
* PP234 I.C.U., by Tim Burke
* PP598 Walk In Beauty, by Jim Bihyeh
Brian Murphy

**Brian Murphy** is a long time co-host of The Miskatonic University Podcast, www.mu-podcast.com. He works at home in the tech industry and has far more time on his hands than he will admit. He would also like to ask his neighbors to stop building things with power tools in the middle of the day.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC481 What the Fires Burn, by A. Merc Rustad
A. J. Fitzwater

**Amanda Fitzwater** is a dragon wearing a human meat suit from Christchurch, New Zealand. A graduate of Clarion 2014, she’s had short fiction published in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Crossed Genres Magazine, and other venues of repute. Look out for upcoming stories in Shimmer Magazine and The Future Fire. She has done narrations across all Escape Artist podcasts, as well as Redstone SF, Interzone, and Wily Writers.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP133 Other People's Money, by Cory Doctorow
* EP520 Singing to the Stars, by Alanna McFall

PodCastle

* PCMini035 Loose Drawers, by Charlie Allery
* PC129 Songdogs, by Ian McHugh
* PCMini064 Five Rules for Commuting to the Underworld, by Merrie Haskell
* PC253 Virtue’s Ghosts, by Amanda M. Olson
* PC338 Burying the Coin, by Setsu Uzume
* PC339 Help Summon The Most Holy Folded One!, by Harry Connolly (part of full cast)
* PC420 The Bee Tamer's Final Performance, by Aidan Doyle
* PC491 Bullets, by Joanne Anderton

Pseudopod

* PP072 Heavy Rains, by Andrew Nicolle
* PP439 Comparison of Efficacy Rates for Seven Antipathetics as Employed Against Lycanthropes, by Marie Brennan
* PP593 The Woman in the Hill, by Tamsyn Muir
E. Nesbit

**Edith Nesbit** (15 August 1858 – 4 May 1924) was an English author and poet; she published her books for children under the name of E. Nesbit. She wrote or collaborated on more than 60 books of children’s literature. She was also a political activist and co-founded the Fabian Society, a socialist organization.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC531 The Island of the Nine Whirlpools, read by Jen R. Albert
David Nickle

**Daivd Nickle** is a **Bram Stoker award** winning author of several novels and numerous short stories–most recently, “The ‘Geisters” from **ChiZine**. He is also the head of the Toronto City Hall Press Gallery, where he has worked the last four years covering Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. His story collection **Knife Fight and Other Struggles** from **ChiZine Publications** is coming out as the podcast goes live, on October 21.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP092 The Sloan Men, read by Cunning Minx
* PP144 The Inevitability of Earth, read by Bob Eccles
* PP192 The Radejastians, read by Erik Luke
* PP247 Looker, read by Steve Cropper
* PP408 Knife Fight, read by Dave Robison
Alex Patterson

**Alex Patterson** exists in Stafford, and one day hopes to meet the Black Eyed Girl of Cannock Chase.

His work has previously appeared in ChiZine magazine, and he is almost finished writing a set of horror sonnets about the seaside.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP624 Flash on the Borderlands XLV: Personal Narratives - “People Watching”, read by Katherine Inskip
Christine Lucas

**Christine Lucas** lives in Greece with her husband and a horde of spoiled animals. A retired Air Force officer and mostly self-taught in English, has had her work appear in several print and online magazines, including the *Other Half of the Sky* anthology, *Daily Science Fiction*, *Space and Time Magazine*, the *Triangulation: Morning After* anthology and *Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine*. She is currently working on her first novel, and in her free time she reads slush for ASIM.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP584 Artemis Rising 4: The Drowned Man's Kiss, read by Andrew Leman

Cast of Wonders

* CW257 Little Wonders 13 - Death: *Even Death*, read by Mur Lafferty
David E. Hilton

**David E. Hilton** earned a bachelor’s degree from Howard Payne University in 1998. He wrote *Kings of Colorado,* published by Simon & Schuster, mostly in his apartment’s stairwell just after the birth of his first son. He spends his spare time either writing or training his miniature dachshund to run in the annual Buda Weiner Dog Races. He lives just outside Austin.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP046 The Hanging at Christmas Bridge, read by Ben Phillips
Claire Dean

**Claire Dean** has been published in Beta-Life (2014), Spindles (2015), Thought X, The Best British Short Stories, Murmurations: An Anthology of Uncanny Stories About Birds, Still Shadows & Tall Trees and elsewhere. *Marionettes* and *Into the Penny Arcade* are published as chapbooks by Nightjar Press. She lives in Lancashire with her two young sons.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP517 Into the Penny Arcade, read by Eve Upton
Claudia Smith

**Claudia Smith** is a video game translator who reads (and narrates) for fun. She was introduced to Pseudopod by her old university friend, Helen Keeble, and highly recommends reading her two books, Fang Girl and No Angel – especially if, as well as being a fan of the horror genre, you also enjoy a bit of light-hearted teen vampire romance parody.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP148 Graffiti, by K.S. Dearsley
* PP189 Gretel, by Camille Alexa
* PP413 Variations Of Figures Upon The Wall, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

PodCastle

* PCMini053 Charms, by Shweta Narayan
Christopher Tepedino

**Christopher Tepedino** is a speculative fiction writer currently living in Champaign, IL, just south of Chicago. His other works have been published in **Fusion Fragment**, **SNM Horror Magazine**, **69 Flavors of Paranoia**, and **Arable**. He is hard at work on a western zombie apocalypse novel that involves the pursuit of a mythical gun that may save mankind.

His story *Sterile* was read by John Bell for Pseudopod's 330th episode, Flash on the Borderlands XV: At Your Service.
Ant Bacon

**Ant Bacon** is an actor and voice artist from Manchester, England where he lives with his husband Neil. He loves Lego, theatre and has a mild obsession with NIgella Lawson. His professional credits range from television and theatre to podcasts and radio work. He is represented by Lime Management

   .

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP384 The Old Traditions Are the Best, by Paul Finch
* PP385 Flash on the Borderlands XX - Community: *Penance*, by Liz Colter
* PP420 Lost In The Fog, by J.D. Beresford
* PP550 Again. by Ramsey Campbell
Barry J. Northern

**Barry J. Northern** was the host and editor of the late Cast Macabre horror fiction podcast who went on to found Cast of Wonders after seeing a gap in the market for great short audio YA fiction. He has a story published on Pseudopod, and tries to write when he isn't debugging code or designing logos in his garden studio in Bournemouth, England.

Barry hasn’t been as active in the podcasting and fiction world as he used to be. He still works behind the scenes at Cast of Wonders providing the occasional piece of artwork, which he started in 2011 with Graeme Dunlop. He still does the occasional narration for EA and other shows, such as The Drabblecast and StarShip Sofa.

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

Pseudopod

* PP209 Corvus Curse, read by Ian Stuart

Narrating

Pseudopod

* PP237 Lights by J. Westlake

Cast of Wonders

* CW23 Ruby Hearts by Jodi MacArthur
* CW29 Eggs Under Moon by Elizabeth Barette (one of three readers)
* CW43 The Great Game, Part 1 – Khyber by James Vachowski
* CW46 The Great Game, Part 2 – The Great Game
* CW50 The Great Game, Part 3 – The Empty Quarter
* CW54 The Great Game, Part 4 – In The Bowels of the Sick Man
* CW58 The Great Game, Part 5 – The Dark Continent
* CW65 The Great Game, Part 7 – The Mustard Wyrm
* CW99 Little Wonders 3 – Scary Stories: *Piper* by Ian Rose
* CW142 Marrow by Mav Skye
Amal El-Mohtar

**Amal El-Mohtar** is the Nebula-nominated author of *The Honey Month*, a collection of very short fiction and poetry written to the taste of 28 different kinds of honey. Her work has recently appeared in *Uncanny*magazine and in *Lightspeed* magazine’s *Queers Destroy Science Fiction* special issue. She’s 1/4 of DOWN AND SAFE, a new podcast discussing iconic British science fiction program *Blake’s 7*, along with Scott Lynch, Liz Myles, and Michael D. Thomas. She also reviews books for NPR, Tor.com, and *Lightspeed,*edits *Goblin Fruit*, and presently divides her time and heart between Ottawa and Glasgow.

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

PodCastle

* PC111 And Their Lips Rang With The Sun, read by N.K. Jemisin
* PCMini060 Cranberry Honey, read by Marguerite Croft
* PC139 To Follow the Waves, read by Marguerite Croft
* PC277 A Hollow Play, read by Tina Connolly
* PCMini078 Wing, read by Danielle Daly
* PC379 The Truth About Owls, read by **Amal El-Mohtar**

Narration

PodCastle

* PC123 Black Feather, by K. Tempest Bradford
* PC170 Five Ways Jane Austen Never Died, by Samantha Henderson
* PC221 A Hunter in ArinQin, by Daniel Abraham
* PC286 The Calendar of Saints, by Kat Howard
* PC332 Zeraquesh In Absentia, by Benjanun Sriduangkaew
* PC463 A Dozen by Dunsany: *After the Fire;* by Lord Dunsany
Carrie Vaughn

**Carrie Vaughn** is the bestselling author of the Kitty Norville series, the final installment of which is Kitty Saves the World. Her most recent novel is the YA-flavored space adventure Martians Abroad. She has also written several other fantasy and young adult novels. Her short fiction has appeared in various magazines and anthologies, from Lightspeed to Tor.com and George R.R. Martin’s Wild Cards series. She's a finalist for the 2017 Hugo Award for Best Short Story. She lives in Colorado with a fluffy attack dog.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### Escape Pod

* EP297 Amaryllis, read by Gabrielle De Cuir
* EP581 That Game We Played During the War, read by Amy H. Sturgis
* EP667 The Best We Can, read by Veronica Giguere

#### PodCastle

* PC002 For Fear of Dragons, read by Cunning Minx
* PC164 A Hunter’s Ode to His Bait, read by John Trevillian
Crystal Connor

Master Imaginationist and Instagram photographer **Crystal Connor** is the Chief Imagineer working for the Department of Sleep Prevention’s Nightmare Division. A Washington State native she loves anything to do with monsters, bad guys (as in evil-geniuses & super-villains. Not ‘those’ kind her mother warned her about), rogue scientific experiments, jewelry, sky-high high-heeled shoes & unreasonably priced handbags.

She is also the founder of CrystalCon, a symposium that brings both Science Fiction & Fantasy writers and STEM professions together to mix and mingle with fans, educators, and inventors in attempts to answer a new take on an age-old question … which came first, the science or the fiction?

When she’s not terrorizing her fans and racking up frequent flyers miles by gallivanting all over the country attending fan conventions and writer’s conferences she reviews indie horror and science fiction films for both her personal blog and HorrorAddicts.net

She is also considering changing her professional title to dramatization specialist because it's so much more theatrical than being a mere drama queen.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP582 The Monster, read by Stephanie Malia Morris
Devin Martin

Devin Martin is a colony of uncooperative cells with a voracious appetite for cheesecake. After studying psychology and computer science, he almost fell into a career teaching robots how to kill, but escaped at the last moment. A number of arcane arts have since vied for his attention, including programming and game design (both board and video), but writing has sung the sweetest. He lives with his brilliant scientist of a spouse and they call Cardiff their home. He almost never tweets @devinxmartin and he has a wide range of disturbing cackles. He is an associate editor for PodCastle.
Desirina Boskovich

**Desirina Boskovich** is a writer of horror and weird SF; editor of *It Came From the North: An Anthology of Finnish Speculative Fiction;* and co-author of *The Steampunk User’s Manual*. Desirina has fiction published in Clarkesworld, Lightspeed, Nightmare, Kaleidotrope, PodCastle and more. Nonfiction in Lightspeed, Weird Fiction Review, the Huffington Post, Wonderbook, and The Steampunk Bible.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC294 Sand Castles, read by Dave Thompson
* PC337 Thirteen Incantations, read by Tina Connolly
Adam Gaylord

**Adam Gaylord** lives with his wife and daughter in Loveland, Colorado where he’s rarely more than ten feet from either cake or craft beer. His recently released gladiatorial fantasy novel *Sol of the Coliseum* is all about hope (as in, he hopes you’ll read it).

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW210 Little Wonders 8 – Embracing Change: *The There-It-Is Store*, read by Dani Daly
Christopher Shultz

**Christopher Shultz** writes dark, weird horror fiction. His stories have appeared both online and in print, including in Apex Magazine, freeze frame flash fiction and Grievous Angel, and other places. He has also contributed articles, columns and reviews to LitReactor, Cultured Vultures and Tor.com. Christopher lives in Oklahoma City with his wife Lauren and their two mostly well-behaved cats.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP578 Alarm Will Sound, read by Scott Campbell and Susan Gage
Caith Donovan

**Caith Donovan** is an aspiring science-fiction and horror author and a voice actor who has appeared in a number of audio projects in recent years. Caith is currently appearing as Zacharias Cobb in CP Studio’s production of Dr. Who, several episodes which can be found at HERE. Some of his (much) older work can be heard in Feedback: A Hero’s Calling.
C. R. Hodges

**C.R. Hodges** writes all manner of speculative fiction, from ghost stories to urban fantasy to science fiction. Twenty of his short stories have been published in markets such as Cicada and Escape Pod, and he is a first prize winner of the 2016 Writer’s Digest Popular Fiction Awards. When he is not writing or playing the euphonium, he runs a product design company in Colorado, where he lives with his wife, dog, and no ghosts that he knows of.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP356 Three-Quarters Martian, read by Mur Lafferty
* EP560 Run, read by Eden Royce
Christopher Cornell

**Christopher Cornell** is a writer, musician (no, not that one) and software developer in Northern California. He is also the producer and co-host of the Unreliable Narrators podcast and creator of the upcoming audio drama series, E’ville. Also a film buff, foxhound wrangler and occasional editor. Skeptical of real estate shysters.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP554 Captain Drake Learns His Lines; by Amy Sisson & Kate Suratt
* EP615 Lonely Robot on a Rocket Ship in Space, by A. Merc Rustad
Cory Skerry

**Cory Skerry** lives in the Northwest U.S. in a spooky old house that he doesn’t like to admit is haunted. When he’s not peddling (or meddling with) art supplies, he’s writing, reading submissions, or off exploring with his sweet, goofy pit bulls.

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

PodCastle

* PC342 The World Is Cruel, My Daughter, read by Dani Daly
D. Morgan Ballmer

**D. Morgan Ballmer** lives in Maple Valley, Washington. His short fiction can be found in “Three-Lobed-Burning-Eye Magazine”, the *Not Your Average Monster* Anthology, and the upcoming *Silent Screams* Anthology.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP502 The Trauma Box, read by Jairus Durnett
* PP572 Deconstructing Hillsdale, read by a full cast: David Cummings, Scott Campbell, Moaner T. Lawrence, Brian Lieberman & Alex Hofelich
Daniel Abraham

**Daniel James Abraham** is an American speculative fiction writer who lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His collaboration with Ty Franck under the name James S. A. Corey, *Leviathan Wakes*, was nominated for the 2012 Hugo Award for Best Novel and the 2012 Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. (And is the basis for the TV show, The Expanse.)

His novelette "Flat Diane" was nominated for the Nebula Award, and was featured on Pseudopod. His novelette "The Cambist and Lord Iron: a Fairytale of Economics" was nominated for the Hugo Award and the World Fantasy Award.

## Work on Escape Artists

PseudoPod

* PP026 Flat Diane, read by Stephen Eley

PodCastle

* PC051 The Cambist and Lord Iron, read by Wilson Fowlie
* PCGiant The Curandero and the Swede: A Tale from the 1001 American Nights, read by Dave Thompson
* PC138 Balfour and Meriwether in the Adventure of the Emperor’s Vengeance, read by Paul S. Jenkins
* PC191 Balfour and Meriwether in The Vampire of Kabul, read by Paul S. Jenkins
* PC221 A Hunter in ArinQin, read by Amal El-Mohtar
* PC293 The High King Dreaming, read by Cat Rambo
* PC316 Giant Episode: The Meaning of Love, read by M.K. Hobson
* PC341 Giant Episode: Balfour And Meriwether In The Incident Of The Harrowmoor Dogs, read by Paul S. Jenkins
Brian Trent

**Brian Trent** lives in New England, where he works as a novelist, screenwriter, producer, poet, actor, and freethinker who supports both imagination and rationalism. He is an advocate for film and the written word and possibility.

Brian is a recent (2013) winner in the Writers of the Future contest and has since had work accepted in Escape Pod (“The Nightmare Lights of Mars”), Daily Science Fiction, Apex (winning the 2013 Story of the Year Reader’s Poll), Clarkesworld, COSMOS, Strange Horizons, Galaxy’s Edge, Penumbra, and Electric Velocipede. The author of the historical fantasy series RAHOTEP, he is also a 2015 Baen Fantasy Adventure Award finalist and Writers of the Future winner.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP415 The Nightmare Lights of Mars, read by Veronica Giguere
* EP466 Checkmate, read by Mat Weller
* EP478 People of the Shell, read by Jeff Ronner
* EP533 2016 Flash Fiction Contest Winners: *Disc Stutter*, read by Adam Pracht
* EP576 Karma Among the Cloud Kings, read by Ellora Sen-Gupta
* EP614 Sparg, read by Alasdair Stuart

Pseudopod

* PP537 A World of Bones, read by Setsu Uzume
Alexis Goble

**Alexis Goble** is a jeweler and voracious audiophile. She’s been reading since before she could speak and is an Assistant Editor for Cast of Wonders. Alexis lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her podcaster partner.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP576 Flash on the Borderlands XLI: Flash Fiction Contest 5 Winners - Second Place: *Legal Tender*, by Stephanie Malia Morris

Cast of Wonders

* Associate Editor 2015 - Present
* CW251 Little Wonders 12 - The Unexpected: *Why I Hate Zombie Unicorns,* by Laura Pearlman
* CW292 Little Wonders 17 - True Selves: *Silver Things**,* by Dagny Paul
* CW293 The Final Strand, by Makenzi Newman
Danny Lore

**Danny Lore** (they) is a queer writer/editor from Harlem and the Bronx. Recent editorial projects include the comic *The Wilds* at Black Mask, as well as *Death of the Horror* anthology and *The Good Fight* anthology. Their writing can be found at FIYAH, EFNIKS and the Nightlight Podcast.

## Work on Escape Artists

### PodCastle

* PC550 The Last Exorcist, read by Dominick Rabrun
Debra Doyle

**Debra Doyle** is an American author writing in multiple related genres, including science fiction, fantasy, and mystery. Many of her stories are co-written with her husband, James D. Macdonald. Their novel, *Knight's Wyrd*, was awarded the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children's Literature in 1992 and appeared on the New York Public Library Books for the Teen Age list in 1993.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP006 Jenny Nettles, by **Debra Doyle**, James D. Macdonald; read by Stephen Eley
Cat Rambo

**Cat Rambo** lives, writes, and teaches atop a hill in the Pacific Northwest. Her 200+ fiction publications include stories in *Asimov’s*, *Clarkesworld Magazine*, and *The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction*. She is an Endeavour, Nebula, and World Fantasy Award nominee.

Her works include *Hearts of Tabat* (novel, WordFire Press), *Moving From Idea to Finished Draft* (nonfiction, Plunkett Press) and the updated 3rd edition of*Creating an Online Presence for Writers* (nonfiction, Plunkett Press).

For more about her, as well as links to her fiction and her popular online school, **The Rambo Academy for Wayward Writers**, see her website The World Remains Mysterious.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### Escape Pod

* EP160 Kallakak's Cousins, read by Stephen Eley
* EP256 The Mermaids Singing Each to Each, read by Christiana Ellis
* EP274 Angry Rose's Lament, read by Mur Lafferty
* EP355 Grandmother, read by The Word Whore
* EP371 A Querulous Flute of Bone, read by Elizabeth Musselman
* EP416 On the Big Fisted Circuit, read by Shaelyn Grey
* EP607 Red in Tooth and Cog, read by Tina Connolly

#### Pseudopod

* PP436 Flash On The Borderlands XXV: Simulacra: "Worm Within," read by Julie Hoverson

#### PodCastle

* PC016 Magnificent Pigs, read by Matthew Wayne Selznick
* PC022 Dead Girl’s Wedding March, read by Rachel Swirsky
* PCMini026 Up the Chimney, read by Cian MacMahon
* PC048 “I’ll Gnaw Your Bones,” the Manticore Said, read by Elizabeth Green Musselman
* PC065 Foam on the Water, read by C. G. Furst
* PCMini043 In Order to Conserve, read by Mur Lafferty
* PC087 Narrative of a Beast’s Life, read by Paul Jenkins
* PC118 Sugar, read by Rachel Swirsky
* PC146 Giant Episode: The Surgeon’s Tale, by **Cat Rambo** and Jeff VanderMeer, read by Graeme Dunlop
* PC250 Logic and Magic in the Time of the Boat Lift, by **Cat Rambo** and Ben Burgis, read by M.K. Hobson
* PC364 Her Windowed Eyes, Her Chambered Heart, read by Dave Robison
* PC535-536 “The Threadbare Magician”, read by Graeme Dunlop (Part 1 and Part 2)

### Narration

#### Pseudopod

* PP085 Living in Sepia, by D. Richard Pearce
* PP091 Caesar’s Ghost, by Eugie Foster
* PP128 Bone Mother, by Maura McHugh

#### PodCastle

* PC010 Magic in a Certain Slant of Light, by Deborah Coates
* PC050 Komodo, by Tim Pratt
* PC293 The High King Dreaming, by Daniel Abraham
* PCMini080 Days of Rain, by Rachael K. Jones
Christopher Fowler

**Christopher Fowler** is the award-winning author of many novels and short story collections, and the Bryant & May mystery novels, which record the adventures of two Golden Age detectives investigating impossible London crimes. His latest books are the Dubai-set thriller ‘The Sand Men’ and the Bryant & May novel ‘Strange Tide’. Other recent work includes a graphic novel, ‘The Casebook of Bryant & May’, and a Hammer horror radio play under the Hammer Chillers label.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP501 Flash on the Borderlands XXXII: Punishments: *The Cages*, read by Jon Grilz
Bryce Albertson

**Bryce Albertson** is a writer from Fort Smith, Arkansas whose work has appeared in **The Brooklyner**, **THE BEST OF NECROTIC TISSUE**, **MALPRACTICE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF BEDSIDE TERROR**, **On The Premises**, and other places. His screenplay, **PAPER EMPIRES**, won first Place in the 2012 **Las Vegas Film Festival**‘s screenplay contest. He was a guest judge for issue #17 of **On the Premises**and his story, “Like the Title Goes Here and Stuff”, will be featured in that issue, which should come out sometime near the end of July.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP330 Flash on the Borderlands XV: At Your Service! - *Last Waltz in Texas*, read by Jacquie Duckworth
Carl Allery

**Carl Allery** has sold a couple of stories (Farthing Magazine, Killers ed. Colin Harvey), had a couple read out loud (BBC local radio, Escape Pod) and had a couple placed in short story contests (Jim Baen Memorial, Heinlein Society Centennial). He lives in Somerset, UK with 2 Feline Overlords and needs to write more.

Carl read John Markley's story Among the Living for Escape Pod episode 525.
Amy Sisson

**Amy Sisson** is a writer, reviewer, librarian, and crazy cat lady. Her work – including the “Mr. Featherbottom” series – has appeared in numerous anthologies and publications, including Abyss & Apex, Daily Science Fiction, Toasted Cake, and PodCastle.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP554 Captain Drake Learns His Lines; by **Amy Sisson** & Kate Suratt, read by Christopher Cornell

PodCastle

* PC390 Flash Fiction Extravaganza: Bears - *On Not Noticing A Bear*, read by Wilson Fowlie
Angela Lee

**Angela Lee** is a long time Escape Pod fan and contributor, both on the forums and to the Artemis Rising event.

Escape Pod

* EP289 Flash Contest Honorable Mentions "Episode 37 – Captain Max Stone versus DESTRUCTOBOT!" read by Joshua McNichols (see the Flash Fiction Contest for details)

PodCastle

* PCMini081 Crow Gifts, read by Danielle Daly

Narration

Escape Pod

* EP426 Flash Fiction Special: Four Tickets by Leslianne Wilder (1st place Winner!)
Daikaiju

**WHO IS THE DAIKAIJU**

**??? PREMIUM ACTION HEROES DELIVER MOST HIGH ROCKET ATTACK!!! SPECIAL REVERB SKILL COMBO FOR FULL IMPACT!!! LOUD SONIC BOOM FOR EARFUL PLEASURE!!! BEAUTIFUL RADIATION OF HYPER-DIMENSIONAL SPRINGY SOUND MAKING DIVINE PSYCHIC WIND FOR YOUR SPECIAL DEFENSE!!! WORSHIP DAIKAIJU DAILY FOR GOOD LUCK AND HEALTH!!!**

(Daikaiju graciously offer their songs to Escape Pod for opening and closing themes.)
Connie Willis

### Awards

Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award, Hugo Award, Nebula Award, Locus Award, and others

### On Wikipedia:

Connie Willis

**Connie Willis** is a member of the Science Fiction Hall of Fame and a Grand Master of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. She has received seven Nebula awards and eleven Hugo awards for her fiction; Blackout and All Clear—a novel in two parts—and Doomsday Book won both. Her other works include *Crosstalk*, *Passage*, *Lincoln’s Dreams*, *Bellwether*, *Impossible Things*, *Remake*, *Uncharted Territory*, *To Say Nothing of the Dog*, *Fire Watch*, and *Miracle and Other Christmas Stories*. Connie Willis lives in Colorado with her family, where she deals with the delights (and the more maddening aspects) of our modern oh-so-connected world on a daily basis.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP474 In Coppelius's Toyshop, read by Nathaniel Lee
* EP600 At the Rialto, read by Mur Lafferty
* EP608 Even the Queen, read by Veronica Giguere
David Tallerman

**David Tallerman** is the author of the comic fantasy novels Giant Thief, Crown Thief and Prince Thief, as well as the absurdist Steampunk graphic novel Endangered Weapon B: Mechanimal Science. David’s short science fiction, fantasy and horror has appeared in over sixty markets, including Clarkesworld, Lightspeed, Nightmare and Beneath Ceaseless Skies.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP044 Stockholm Syndrome, read by Cheyenne Wright
* PP346 Prisoner Of Peace, read by Caith Donova
* PP431 Twitcher, read by Roberto Suarez

Cast of Wonders

* CW262 My Friend Fishfinger by Daisy, age 7, read by Marguerite Kenner
Den Patrick

**Den Patrick** is the author of the wonderful **Dwarf, Elf and Orc War Fighting Manuals**, in-universe anthropology texts about the culture, weapons and history of the three cultures. Imagine **Art of War** written by Douglas Adams and you’re close. He’s also the author of the fantastic novel **The Boy With The Porcelain Blade** and, along with the magnificent **Jen Williams**, has pioneered**Super Relaxed Fantasy Club**, a new, rapidly growing author/publisher/fan/editor/agent meeting that’s started to spread across the UK.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP410 Flash on the Borderlands XXII: Britshock

PodCastle

* PCBonus Bonus Episode: Prospero’s Last, read by John Meagher
Afalstein Kloosterman

**Afalstein JD Kloosterman** (CLOSE-ter-man) is a sometime teacher, sometime writer, from the great state of Texas. He mainly writes fantasy, but also dabbles in sci-fi and fanfiction, and is currently working on a steampunk novel tentatively titled \*The Machinist\* due sometime this coming fall. He especially loves stories that focus on the side characters, the people who don't get to be the heroes, as he thinks they have stories just as interesting as the hero's.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW249 Lost in Translation, read by Alasdair Stuart
	+ CW288 Staff Pick 2017: Lost In Translation
Bogi Takács

**Bogi Takács** (e/em/eir/emself or they pronouns) is a neutrally gendered Hungarian Jewish person who’s recently moved to the US.

You can read eir work in *Clarkesworld*, *Lightspeed*, *Strange Horizons* and *Uncanny*, among other places.

You can follow em on Twitter as @bogiperson, where e also tweets SFF short story and poem recommendations by diverse authors on a semi-regular basis, and you can read eir QUILTBAG space opera webserial at Iwunen Interstellar Investigations.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP604 Given Sufficient Desperation, read by Alethea Kontis
* EP663 Some Remarks on the Reproductive Strategy of the Common Octopus, read by Amy H. Sturgis

### PodCastle

* PC380 Spirit Forms Of The Sea, read by Setsu Uzume
Bennett North

**Bennett North** maintains computer labs for art students at a local university by day; by night, she writes both short and long format queer speculative fiction (when she’s not too busy playing Fallout 4 or 7 Days to Die). She likes to think of herself as a runner and a rock climber, although she doesn’t do either of those things nearly as often as she’d like. She lives somewhere between Providence, RI and Boston, MA.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP618 Artemis Rising: All Profound and Logical Minds, read by Dani Daly
Danielle Atkinson

**Dani Atkinson** is a writer and artist in Alberta, Canada. She’s bounced around doing day jobs ranging from English teacher in Japan to ice cream parlour clerk in the Canadian Rockies. Between day jobs she writes stories, comics, plays, poetry, and a worrisome number of traditional murder ballads that have been rewritten so the girl comes back and eats everyone and it’s a zombie ballad now. Her short fiction has appeared in Daily Science Fiction.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW270 Banned Books Week: Bibliopothecary, read by M.K. Hobson
Episode 1 - 10. April

Die Anime Reihe beginnt mit einem Raumbeben der das Zentrum Eurasiens verwüstet. Dreißig Jahre sind seit dem Raumbeben vergangen, und Kotori Itsuka und ihr älterer Bruder Shido leben in Japan. Für die Eröffnungsfeier, versprechen sich Kotori und Shido in einem Diner zu essen. Als die Schule für Shido endet, erklingt der Raumbebenarlarm. Nachdem Shido seine Schwester nicht erreichte, verwendet Shido ihr GPS, da er sich vergewissern wollte das Sie in sicherheit ist. Nachdem das GPS anzeigte das Kotori sich noch immer vor dem Diner in dem sie essen gehen wollten befand. Verlässt Er den Schutzbunker, um Sie in sicherheit zu bringen. Doch während Er noch durch die Stadt rennt zerstört der Raumbeben die Gebäude in seiner Umgebung. Als Shido im Krater vor ihm runterschaut enddeckt er dort ein Mädchen, das gleich darauf vom AST angegriffen wird. Als eine Kämpferin vom AST genau neben ihm landet erkennt Shido das es sich um seiner Klassenkamaradin Origami Tobiichi handelt. Shido wird durch eine Explosion die durch den Kampf zwischen dem Mädchen und Origami ausgelöst wird ohnmächtig. Später wacht er in einer Krankenstation eines Luftschiffes namens Fraxinus der Organisation Ratatoskr gehört auf. Dort erfährt er das seine Schwester die Komandantin dieses Schiffes ist. Sie erzählt Ihm dan das dieses Mädchen ein sogenanntes Geisterwesen das für die Raumbeben verantwortlich sei.
C. L. Moore

**Catherine Lucille Moore** (January 24, 1911 – April 4, 1987) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer, who most often used the pen name **C. L. Moore**. She was among the first women to write in either genre (though earlier woman writers in these genres include Sophie Wenzel Ellis, Clare Winger Harris, Lilith Lorraine, Greye La Spina, Francis Stevens, Leslie F. Stone, and Everil Worrell).

Moore's work paved the way for many other female speculative fiction writers. She and her first husband Henry Kuttner were prolific co-authors under their own names and three pseudonyms (Lawrence O'Donnell, C. H. Liddell, and Lewis Padgett).

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC272 Giant Episode: The Tree of Life, read by Dave Robison
Amber Pracht

**Amber Pracht** has bachelor’s degrees in American history and print journalism. She enjoyed a brief career as a copy editor, and she is currently keeping busy taking care of her three young children and their many activities while volunteering in her community. She lives with her husband, Adam, and their children and many pets in Lindsborg, Kansas.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP548 A Prayer at Noon, by John Shade
Chris Kuriata

**Chris Kuriata** has written stories about home invading bears, elderly poisoners, and ghastly family photographs, which have appeared in many fine magazines. He lives in the Niagara Region. He has a funny and creepy story included in the upcoming Exile anthology THE PLAYGROUND OF LOST TOYS.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP473 Sack Race To The River, read by Spencer Disparti

* PP563 Flash on the Borderlands XXXIX: Teratology - “The Corpse Child”, read by John Bell

### PodCastle

* PC545 The Aunties Return the Ocean, read by Setsu Uzume
Anna Schwind

**Anna Schwind** is a writer, editor, former librarian and Montessori educator living in Saint Louis, Missouri.

For five years she served as co-editor of PodCastle alongside Dave Thompson, and together they found and produced some of the finest audio fantasy fiction available.

While Anna preferred to stay mostly behind the scenes, her writing and narration has appeared a few times over the years.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### Escape Pod

* 2008 Flash Fiction Contest Honorable Mention: The Way Before, read by Ann Leckie

PodCastle

* PC384 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Vintage PodCastle: “Surprises, Not Secrets,” read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali

### Narration

#### Pseudopod

* PP400 The Screwfly Solution, by James Tiptree, Jr. (with full cast)

#### PodCastle

* PCMini051 Jaguar Woman, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
* PC161 The Giant of Malheur Park, by Maria Deira
* PC200 In The Stacks, by Scott Lynch (with full cast)
* PC306 Flash Fiction Special – Tales of Strange Inspiration: “Ten Cigars,” by C.S.E. Cooney (with full cast)
* PC339 Help Summon The Most Holy Folded One!, by Harry Connolly (with full cast)
* PC356 Super-Baby-Moms Group Saves the Day, by Tina Connolly (with full cast)
* PC516b Best of PodCastle #4: In the Stacks, by Scott Lynch (read by a full cast)
Celeste Hollister

**Celeste Hollister** is a novelist, a mom, a travel writer, and a teacher. She writes characters who struggle with racial identity and LGBT+ representation. She graduated from Texas State with a degree in writing, taught in the public school system for a decade, and lived in Korea for a year. She loves wine, cats, cookies, and fanfiction. She currently lives in San Marcos, Texas, with her lovely boyfriend and fabulous daughter.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP578 Cherry Squid, read by Amy H. Sturgis
Cat Sparks

**Cat Sparks** is a multi-award-winning Australian author, editor and artist whose former employment has included: media monitor, political and archaeological photographer, graphic designer, Fiction Editor of Cosmos Magazine and Manager of Agog! Press. She’s currently finishing a PhD in climate change fiction. Her short story collection The Bride Price was published in 2013. Her debut novel, Lotus Blue, will be published by Skyhorse in March, 2017.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC479 Dragon Girl, read by Dawn Meredith
Deborah Green

**Deborah Green** was a frequent narrator for Escape Pod in its early days, and was a fan favorite, according to the forum.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP005 Snow Day, by Jennifer Pelland
* EP009 Jack, by Justin Stanchfield
* EP016 Seamstress, by Sarah Prineas
* EP020 The Burning Bush, by Jennifer Pelland
* EP053 Seventy-Five Years (2006 Hugo Award nominee), by Michael A. Burstein
* EP137 Citytalkers, by Mur Lafferty

PodCastle

* PC103 Attar of Roses, by Sharon Mock
Adam L.G. Nevill

**Adam L.G. Nevill** was born in Birmingham, England, in 1969 and grew up in England and New Zealand.

He writes horror novels and has two collections of short fiction, including Some Will Not Sleep, winner of the British Fantasy Award for Best Collection.

Several of his novels are currently in development for film and television and in 2016, Imaginarium adapted *The Ritual* into a feature film. Adam lives in Devon, England.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP633 Hippocampus, read by Peter Bishop
Dionne Obeso

**Dionne Obeso** is a freelance editor and a writer of science fiction and fantasy. Her awesome flash fiction can be found at SpeckLit.com and Daily Science Fiction. When she isn’t adventuring in fantastical worlds, exploring alien environs, or trekking through the high Sierras, she returns to her home base in the California Bay Area to remind her husband what she looks like. She has purple hair, a secret identity, and a strong position on the Oxford comma.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP558 Holding the Ghosts, by Gwendolyn Clare
David Moore (Aus)

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

**David Moore** works for Solaris and Abaddon Books, reads stories for DARK FICTION audio magazine, and has a story in the anthology PANDEMONIUM: STORIES IN THE SMOKE, in which Charles Dickens is given the genre treatment.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP275 Wailing Well, by M.R. James
* PP376 Quieta Non Movere, by Reggie Oliver
David Steffen

**David Steffen** writes video processing algorithms for traffic control systems by day, and writes fiction at other times. He lives with his wife and three dogs in Minnesota.

He is the co-founder of the Submission Grinder, and co-edits the non-fiction zine *Diabolical Plots*. His fiction has been published in many great venues including *Escape Pod,* *Daily Science Fiction*, *Bull Spec*, *AE*, and *Pseudopod*, as well as Tina Connolly’s *Toasted Cake* podcast.

David has been running periodic "Best Of" podcast fiction lists for many years.

* Diabolical Plots Best of
* The Best Podcast Fiction of 2014 for SF Signal
* a mega-list of The Best Podcast Fiction of All Time, also for SF Signal

He has also created the Long List Anthology, which is a self-publishing anthology project collecting stories from the longer Hugo Award nomination list. (Info and vendors here.) Among other points of interest, it includes several stories that have been previously published in Escape Artists casts: "Makeisha in Time", "The Truth About Owls", "When It Ends, He Catches Her"

David has been a dedicated listener to all the Escape Artists podcasts for years, and you can find him on the forum as “Unblinking”.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP375 Marley and Cratchit, read by Emma Newman

### Pseudopod

* PP169 The Disconnected, read by Rich Sigfrit
* PP228 Flash On The Borderlands VII – Tableaux & Displays: "What Makes You Tick" read by W. Ralph Walters
* PP330 Flash On The Borderlands XV: At Your Service!: "Meat," read by Josh Roseman
* PP Bonus Helpers, read by Rikki LaCoste

### PodCastle

* PC347 Flash Fiction Extravaganza: Great Power, Greater Responsibilities: “So You’ve Decided to Adopt a Zeptonian Baby!” read by Rish Outfield
* PC390 Flash Fiction Extravaganza: Bears: “My Wife is a Bear in the Morning," read by Sean D Sorrentino

### Cast of Wonders

* CW55 Flash Collection II: "The Quest Unusual," read by Graeme Dunlop
* CW158 This Is Your Problem Right Here, read by Graeme Dunlop
* CW185 Marley and Cratchit, read by Ian Stuart
* CW257 Little Wonders 13 - Death: *Always There*, read by Makenzi Newman