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Alethea Kontis

**Alethea Kontis**, besides being a New York Times bestselling author, is a princess, a voice actress, and a force of nature.

She is responsible for creating the epic fairytale fantasy realm of Arilland, and dabbling in a myriad of other worlds beyond. Her award-winning writing has been published for multiple age groups across all genres.

Host of “Princess Alethea’s Fairy Tale Rants” and Princess Alethea’s Traveling Sideshow every year at Dragon Con, Alethea also narrates for ACX, IGMS, Escape Pod, Pseudopod, and Cast of Wonders.

Born in Vermont, Alethea currently resides on the Space Coast of Florida with her teddy bear, Charlie.

Find out more about Princess Alethea and the magic, wonderful world in which she lives at her Patreon.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### Cast of Wonders

* CW2 The Unicorn Tree, read by Marguerite Kenner
* CW80 Small Magics, read by Dani Daly
* CW97 The Monster & Mrs. Blake, read by **Alethea Kontis**
* CW105 Black Hole Sun, read by Graeme Dunlop and Michelle Ristuccia

### Narrating

#### Escape Pod

* EP555 Monstrance of Sky, by Christopher Mark Rose
* EP604 Given Sufficient Desperation, by Bogi Takács
* EP616 My Generations Shall Please, by Samantha Henderson
* EP632 Lucky Shot (Part 1), by Gerri Leen
* EP633 Lucky Shot (Part 2), by Gerri Leen
* EP666 This Wine-Dark Feeling That Isn’t The Blues, by José Pablo Iriarte

#### Pseudopod

* PP380 Abigail, by Hunter Gray
* PP630 Steadfast by Trisha J. Wooldridge, read by **Alethea Kontis**, Kyle Akers & Alex Hofelich

#### Cast of Wonders

* CW86 Ieia, by S. K. Bickley
* CW268 Banned Books Week: Below the Serapeum, by Kelsey Dean
* CW301 Ana's Asteroid, by M. K. Hutchins
Chris Miller

**Chris Miller** is a podcaster and self-proclaimed "codeshaman" who crafts a blog & podcast called Unquiet Desperation. Miller's interests are far-flung, as is his writing: he may blog about Cleveland weather one day, and coding the next.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP024 The Death Trap of Dr. Nefario, by Benjamin Rosenbaum; read by **Chris Miller**, Stephen Eley
* EP241 Thargus and Brian, by Stephen Gaskell
Ada Milenkovic Brown

**Ada Milenkovic Brown** writes folklore-based fantasy, but occasionally breaks out into science fiction. A graduate of Clarion West and Taos Toolbox, her stories have appeared in Intergalactic Medicine Show, PodCastle, Crossed Genres, as well as in several anthologies. Samuel Montgomery-Blinn, the publisher of Bull Spec Magazine, listed her alternate history piece,”Nadirah Sends Her Love”, as one of the best stories of 2011, and one of her science fiction stories won her a grant from the Speculative Literature Foundation.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

Author

* PC009 Wisteria, read by Máia Whitaker

Narrator

* PC255 The Medicine Woman of Talking Rock, by Pamela Rentz
Clifford Simak

**Clifford Donald Simak** (August 3, 1904 – April 25, 1988) was an American science fiction writer. He was honored by fans with three Hugo Awards and by colleagues with one Nebula Award. The Science Fiction Writers of America made him its third SFWA Grand Master, and the Horror Writers Association made him one of three inaugural winners of the Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP453 The Grotto of the Dancing Deer, read by Norm Sherman
* EP487 New Folks' Home, read by Norm Sherman
Curtis C. Chen

**Curtis C. Chen**, once a Silicon Valley software engineer, now writes speculative fiction and runs puzzle games near Portland, Oregon.

His debut novel *Waypoint Kangaroo* is a science fiction spy thriller about a super-powered secret agent facing his toughest mission yet: vacation. The sequel, *Kangaroo Too*, sends our hero to the moon. Curtis is part of the writing team for *Ninth Step Station*, a new fiction series premiering January 9, 2019, on Serial Box.

Curtis’s short stories have appeared in *Daily Science Fiction*, MISSION: TOMORROW, and the *2016 Young Explorer's Adventure Guide*.

He is a graduate of the Clarion West and Viable Paradise writers’ workshops. You can find Curtis at Puzzled Pint Portland on the second Tuesday of most every month.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Cast of Wonders

* CW337 Silkstrand, A Minute Of, by Anton Stark

### PodCastle

* PC451 Or Be Forever Fallen, by A. Merc Rustad
* PC453 A Spirited Education, by Tony Pi
* PC537 To the Moon by Ken Liu (read by a full cast)
Catherine MacLeod

**CATHERINE MACLEOD** lives and writes in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, where she also spends too much time watching **“One Step Beyond”** on YouTube. Her publications include short work on **Tor.com**, and in **On Spec**, **Black Static**, and several anthologies, including **Fearful Symmetries**, **Horror Library 4**, **The Living Dead 2**, and **Tesseracts 17**. She’s waiting patiently for Joss Whedon’s **“Drive”** to be released on DVD and going into a corn maze is on her not-to-do list. Her new anthology **CASSEROLE DIPLOMACY AND OTHER STORIES** is an On Spec 25th anniversary retrospective, and contains her story “Foster Child.”

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP409 Sideshow, read by Tatiana Gomberg
Desmond Warzel

**Desmond Warzel** is the author of a few dozen short stories, four of which (including this one) have been featured at Cast of Wonders. He's also particularly proud of his appearances in venerable magazines like Fantasy & Science Fiction, at nifty websites like Abyss & Apex, and in other quadrants of the vast podcasting galaxy, such as The Drabblecast. (He was on four episodes last year!) His most recent new work appears in the anthology Coven: Masterful Tales of Fantasy, from Purple Sun Press. He lives in Pennsylvania.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP284 On a Clear Day You Can See All the Way to Conspiracy, read by Joshua McNichols
	+ EP634 Flashback Friday: On a Clear Day You Can See All the Way to Conspiracy

Cast of Wonders

* CW015 Same-Day Delivery, read by Graeme Dunlop
* CW034 The Most Precious of Treasures (Part 1), read by Graeme Dunlop
* CW035 The Most Precious of Treasures (Part 2), read by Graeme Dunlop
* CW069 Cosmetic Procedures, read by Rish Outfield
* CW245 One Thing Leads to Your Mother, read by Patrick Bazile
Andrew Paul

**Andrew Paul**'s recent fiction work is included in McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, as well as the anthologies, “Mississippi Noir,” published by Akashic Books, and “Thuglit: Last Writes.” His nonfiction has been featured in numerous online and print publications, including Virginia Quarterly Review, Oxford American, Hazlitt, VICE Media, The A.V. Club, and Tablet. He currently lives in New Orleans, Louisiana, and online.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP523 Kashrut, or, the Ortolan, read by Brian Lieberman
B.C. Edwards

**B.C. Edwards** work has appeared in **Mathematics Magazine**, **Hobart**, **The New York Times Magazine**, and others. His debut collection, THE AVERSIVE CLAUSE, was the winner of the **2011 Hudson Prize**. His debut collection of poetry, FROM THE STANDARD CYCLOPEDIA OF RECIPES, was released last year. He is a New York Foundation of the Arts 2014 Poetry Fellow, attended the graduate writing program at The New School in New York and lives in Brooklyn with his husband. You can see more at a fairly un-updated website (i.e. tumblr blog) by B.C.E-N.Y.C.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP445 Sweetness, read by Sam Ferree
* PP556 Evitative, read by Dani Daly
Aimee Ogden

**Aimee Ogden** is a reader, writer, and — of course — gardener who lives with her husband and three-year-old twins in the states of both Wisconsin and chaos. Her work has appeared in *Shimmer, Daily Science Fiction, and Persistent Visions*.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP589 Seb Dreams of Reincarnation, read by Matthew Hamblin
* EP626 Fire Rode the Cold Wind, read by Peter Adrian Behravesh

### PodCastle

* PC499 Flash Fiction Extravaganza - Flash Fiction Contest IV: *Three Cats at the End of the World*, read by Tatiana Grey

### Cast of Wonders

* CW252 The Forty Gardens of Calliope Grey, read by Dani Daly
* CW322 Banned Books Week: Your Words There for the World to See, read by Tina Connolly (re-released as CW347, a 2018 Staff Pick])
Elizabeth Bear

**Sarah Bear Elizabeth Wishnevsky** is an American author who works primarily in speculative fiction genres, writing under the name **Elizabeth Bear**. She won the 2005 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, the 2008 Hugo Award for Best Short Story for "Tideline", and the 2009 Hugo Award for Best Novelette for "Shoggoths in Bloom". She is one of only five writers who have gone on to win multiple Hugo Awards for fiction after winning the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer (the others being C. J. Cherryh, Orson Scott Card, Spider Robinson, and Ted Chiang).

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP155 Tideline (2008 Hugo Award Winner), read by Stephen Eley
* EP166 The Something-Dreaming Game, read by Mur Lafferty

PodCastle

* PC096 Love Among the Talus, read by Diane Severson
* PC213 Wane, read by Marguerite Kenner and Alasdair Stuart
* PC234 Giant Episode: The Tricks of London, read by John Trevillian
Amy Robinson

**Amy Robinson** is a trained professional voice actress. After spending years doing amateur theatre and countless hours creating back stories and unique voices for each D&D character she rolled up while playing with friends, she decided it was time to take the leap into professional acting. She sought out further voiceover training with experts and agents alike, and continues to sharpen her skills by attending workshops with industry pros like Rob Paulsen (Yakko Warner and Pinky from Pinky and the Brain) and Bob Bergen (Porky Pig). She has voiced several hidden object games for European game company, Artifex Mundi, including both of the “Nightmares From The Deep” titles, and numerous commercials, and e-learning projects as well.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP408 Immersion (2012 Hugo Award nominee), by Aliette de Bodard
	+ EP408a Immersion (repost to recognize author's nomination for inaugural Eugie Foster Award)
* EP445 Black Swan Oracle, by Ferrett Steinmetz
* EP470 The Transdimensional Horsemaster Rabbis of Mpumalanga Province, by Sarah Pinsker
EA's Top Ten

With more than 1,000 stories across ten years and four podcasts, there is a lot to look at. Where do you start?

## Top Ten Authors

Who contributed most often?

Who has hit the "trifecta" (or, now that we've added Cast of Wonders and Mothership Zeta, the "quinfecta")?

Who are the award winners?

And who are the Listeners' favorites?

## Top Ten Stories

What was YOUR favorite story?

Which stories got the most downloads?

The most awards?

The most listener feedback?

## Ideas?

What other Top Ten lists can you suggest?
Corson Bremer

**Corson Bremer** lives in France and has dual nationality, but is American by birth. Corson works as a professional voice actor, technical communicator, and French-to-English translator. He is also a life-long curmudgeon. His professional credits in voice acting include audio guides, industrial video narration, e-learning, radio and tv commercials, and video games for Ubisoft (**Red Steel 2** and **Petz:Horses 2**) and Spiders (**Mars:War Logs**). He’s a big fan of dramatic readings as well as radio drama and comedy. Check out **HCBVoice.com** for his voice services and demos. Corson is a board member of **Voice Artists United**, an organization for established and up-and-coming voice actors who are looking for support, community, education, and information. If you are a voice actor, find them at the link under their name or on Facebook and LinkedIn.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP378 Scout, by Bud Sparhawk
* EP419 Expediter, by Mack Reynolds

Pseudopod

* PP280 The Meat Forest, by John Haggerty
* PP331 The Ninth Skeleton, by Clark Ashton Smith
* PP353 Flash on the Borderlands XVII: Keeping Up Appearances

* PP421 The Three Chimes, by David Longshore
Branan Edgens

**Branan Edgens** is a filmmaker living in New York City. He’s currently producing a documentary on Hmong (pronounced Mong) folk-singing and gearing up for his first feature film, SALAX (pronounced Say-lax) a horror/drama in the vampire genre. When not working he can be found somewhere in the woods building a cabin, if you can find him. You can’t. Check out **Genetic Films**.
Alix E. Harrow

**Alix E. Harrow** is a part-time historian with a full-time desk job, a debilitating re-reading habit, and authorial ambitions. She and her husband live in Kentucky under the cheerful tyranny of their one-year-old. Her most recent story—“*The Autobiography of a Traitor and a Half-Savage*”—is available on Tor.com.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC487 A Whisper in the Weld, read by Stephanie Morris
E. Lily Yu

**E. Lily Yu** is a fiction writer, poet, playwright, and game writer whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in places such as *Kenyon Review Online*, *Boston Review*, *Clarkesworld,* and *The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year*. She is a graduate of Princeton University and a doctoral student at Cornell. She received the 2012 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer as well as nominations for Hugo, Nebula, Locus, Sturgeon, and World Fantasy Awards. She is finishing revisions on a novel.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP343 The Cartographer Wasps and the Anarchist Bees (2012 Hugo Award nominee), read by Mur Lafferty
* EP411 Loss, With Chalk Diagrams, read by Eleiece Krawiec

PodCastle

* PCMini062 The Transfiguration of Maria Luisa Ortega, read by Julia Rios
* PC243 Tiger in the BSE, read by TCA Lakshmi Narasimhan
* PC300 Ilse, Who Saw Clearly, read by Wilson Fowlie
* PC346 The Pilgrim and the Angel, read by Rajan Khanna
* PC416 Braid of Days and Wake of Nights, read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali
Andrew Clarke

**Andrew Clarke** is a London-based musician, writer and actor who has created work for the stage, film and radio in an ongoing quest to work out how to make any money at all. He is currently writing the second series of **The Lost Cat Podcast** – which details the adventures he has had while looking for his lost cat – featuring monsters, ghosts, Old Ones, several ends of the world, some cats and lots and lots of wine. The first series can be found **here**. He is also currently demo-ing his latest album. The previous album is Bedrooms & Basements.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP493 Beyond the Trenches We Lie, by A. T. Greenblatt
* EP539 Squirrels, Foxes and Other Fine Specimens, by Gareth D Jones

Pseudopod

* PP430 Thing In The Bucket, by Eric Esser
Christopher Mark Rose

**Christopher Mark Rose** is a fledgling writer of speculative fiction. His story “A Thousand Solomons” won first place in the 2015 BSFS Amateur Writing Contest. He participates in the Baltimore Science Fiction Society Critique Circle, and has finished a first draft of a novel. He hopes to write stories that are affecting, humane, and concerned with big questions. His day job is in the JHU Applied Physics Laboratory, where he designs flight firmware for NASA missions. His work is flying now in NASA’s Van Allen Probes, and will be in the soon-to-be-launched Solar Probe Plus spacecraft.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP555 Monstrance of Sky, read by Alethea Kontis
Light Novel Volume 03

**Killer Kurumi** (狂三キラー *Kurumi Kirā*?) ist der dritte Light Novel der Date A Live Serie.Der Light Novel erschien am 19. November 2011.

## Kurze Zusammenfassung

Operation: Try not to get eaten.

* Eine Austauschschülerin die öffentlich bekannt gibt ein Geisterwesen zu sein
* Treffen zwischen Schwestern und Bruder
* Kämpfe und Dates
* Ein Cliffhanger

## Kapitel

* Prolog: Der schwarze Besucher
* Kapitel 1: Zwiter Austauschschüler
* Kapitel 2: Einladung eines Geistes
* Kapitel 3: Kriege der Schwester
* Kapitel 4: Dreifach-Date
* Kapitel 5: Nachgemachter Albtraum
* Nachwort

### Englisch

* Prologue - The Black Visitor
* Chapter 1 - Second Transfer Student
* Chapter 2 - A Spirit's Invitation
* Chapter 3 - Sister Wars
* Chapter 4 - Triple Date
* Chapter 5 - Imitation Nightmare
* Afterword

## Charaktere

* Shido Itsuka
* Reine Murasame
* Tamae Okamine
* Origami Tobiichi
* Tohka Yatogami
* Yoshino
* Kotori Itsuka
* Mana Takamiya
* Kurumi Tokisaki
* Ai Yamabuki
* Mai Hazakura
* Mii Fujibakama

## Navigation

* Light Novel Volume 2
* Light Novel Volume 2
* Light Novel Volume 2
1/3* Light Novel Volume 4
* Light Novel Volume 4
* Light Novel Volume 4
1/3
Davin Ireland

**DAVIN IRELAND** was born and raised in the south of England, but currently resides in the Netherlands. His fiction credits include stories published in over sixty print magazines and anthologies on both sides of the Atlantic, including **Aeon**, **Underworlds**, **The Horror Express**,**Zahir**, **Comets & Criminals**, **Rogue Worlds**, **Storyteller Magazine** and **Something Wicked**. He blogs at **Davin Ireland**.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP456 Flash on the Borderlands XXVI: Official Reports
Effie Seiberg

**Effie Seiberg** is a fantasy and science fiction writer. Her stories can be found in the “Women Destroy Science Fiction!” special edition of Lightspeed Magazine, Galaxy’s Edge, Analog, and Fireside Fiction, amongst others. This is her second appearance in PodCastle.

Effie lives in San Francisco, recently and upcoming (but not presently) near a giant sculpture of a pink bunny head with a skull in its mouth. She likes to make sculpted cakes and bad puns.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP552 RedChip BlueChip, read by Tina Connolly
* EP588 Rocket Surgery, read by Summer Brooks

PodCastle

* PC368 Dinkley's Ice Cream, read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali
* PC430 Thundergod In Therapy, read by Graeme Dunlop
* PC470 The Thirty-Seven Faces of Tokh-Bathon, read by Jen R. Albert
* PC527 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! In the Beginning...: *Recipe: 1 Universe,* read by Wilson Fowlie

Cast of Wonders

* CW278 Strong as Stone, read by Eliza Chan
Brian Rollins

**Brian Rollins** was born in California and grew up in and around the Western US. He currently resides in Highlands Ranch, CO where he works as a voice artist, primarily focused on audiobooks. He is probably best known for being the voice of the Glen and Tyler series of audiobooks, written by JB Sanders.

Brian can also be heard on the various District of Wonders Podcasts.

## Work on Escape Artists

PseudoPod

* PP251 Yardwork by Bruce Blake
* PP309 The Strange Machinery of Desire by Justin A. Williams
* PP435 Raw Appetite by Christa Pagliei
* PP462 Flash on the Borderlands XXIX - Monsters: Stillborn by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
* PP469 Hunger by Caitlin Marceau
* PP507 The Candy Store, by Christopher DiLeo

PodCastle

* PC81 On Bookstores, Burners, and Origami by Jason D. Wittman
* PC238 Sleep and Wake by Holli Mintzer

Cast of Wonders

* CW197 The Authorized Biography - part 1, by Michael G. Ryan
	+ CW198 The Authorized Biography - part 2
Divya Breed

Photo by Sargeant Creative

**Divya Breed** is a lover of science, math, fiction, and the Oxford comma. She enjoys subverting expectations and breaking stereotypes whenever she can. She is also Co-Editor for Escape Pod, along with Mur Lafferty.

Divya writes under the pen name **S. B. Divya**. Her short stories have been published in various magazines, including *Lightspeed*, *Mothership Zeta*, and Tor.com, and her writing appears in the indie game Rogue Wizards. Her debut science-fiction novella, *Runtime*, was a Nebula Award Finalist.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### PodCastle

* PC436 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Elements: “Gaps of Joy, and a Knot for Love”, read by Nadia Niaz

### Narration

#### Escape Pod

* EP569 Artemis Rising 3 - Safe Harbour, by Kristene Perron
* EP593 Planetbound, by Nancy Fulda; read by **Divya Breed** & Trendane Sparks
* EP619 Artemis Rising: A Study in Symmetry, or the Chance Encounter of an Android and a Painter, by Jamie Lackey; read by Trendane Sparks & **Divya Breed**

#### PodCastle

* PC523 Never Yawn Under a Banyan Tree, by Nibedita Sen

#### Cast of Wonders

* CW327 Memories of Mirrored Worlds, by Barbara A. Barnett
Donna Glee Williams

**Donna Glee Williams** is a poet and writer of literary fantasy and science fiction. She was born in Mexico, the daughter of a Kentucky farm-girl and a Texas Aggie large-animal veterinarian. She’s been a lot of places; now she makes her home in the mountains of western North Carolina, but the place she lived the longest and still calls home is New Orleans.

A sort of Swiss Army knife of the page, Donna Glee has seen her work published in anthologies, newsstand glossies, literary magazines, academic journals, reference books, big-city dailies, online venues, and spoken-word podcasts, as well as on stage and CD recordings. These days, her focus is on speculative fiction, aka fantasy and science fiction.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP293 Flash on the Borderlands XII - (Black) Arts & (Dead) Letters *Dancing*, read by Heather Welliver

PodCastle

* PC189 Limits, read by Tisch Parmelee
* PC219 The Circle Harp, read by Rashida Smith
Alicia Cole

**Alicia Cole** is a working writer, editor, and visual artist in Huntsville, AL. She has work recently appearing in Uncanny Magazine's Disabled People Destroy SciFi, The Museum of All Things Awesome and That Go Boom, Torn Pages Anthology, and Asimov’s, among other publications, and is forthcoming in SageWoman and NILVX.

Alicia also runs Priestess & Hierophant Press. Their current publication is *Darkly Told: An Audio Chapbook*, a collection of dark/horror poetry by Alicia, with audio recordings by C.S.E. Cooney, and an original score by Memory Splice.  “Rat Catcher”, a track from the audio chapbook, has been remixed by Memory Splice, Changes, and Stephane Badey, on Spain’s TFB Records, and is available here. The fifith issue of the press' journal Priestess & Hierophant Presents was published in the summer of 2018.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC398 Flower Of Flowers, Bird Of Birds, read by Rajan Khanna
Brian Lieberman

**Brian Lieberman** is an associate editor of Pseudopod. By day, he’s a froody copywriter who always remembers his towel. By night, he fights various evils with his friends. He lives in Columbia, Maryland with his wife, a brooding rat, a roommate, a school of fish, and a cat with no patience for his tomfoolery. He asks that if you’re feeling particularly generous, you donate to a small project he’s quite fond of. You might have heard of it, it’s called Pseudopod.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP417 Southpaw, by Bruce McAllister

Pseudopod

* PP295 Just Outside Our Windows, Deep Inside Our Walls, by Brian Hodge
* PP523 Kashrut, or, the Ortolan, by Andrew Paul
* PP538 Flash on the Borderlands XXXVII: Higher Beings Command: *Behold, The Drowning*, by John Purfield
* PP562 A Howling Dog, by Nick Mamatas; read by a full cast
* PP572 Deconstructing Hillsdale, by D. Morgan Ballmer; read by a full cast

 PodCastle

* PC086 Tio Gilberto and the TwentySeven Ghosts, by Ben Francisco
* PC156 Household Spirits, by C.S.E. Cooney; read by Bob Eccles and **Brian Lieberman**
* PC235 Recognizing Gabe: un cuento de hadas, by Alberto Yáñez
* PC275 El Alma Perdida de Marguerite Espinoza, by Jeremiah Tolbert
A. W. Baader

**A. W. Baader** is an archaeologist, after a fashion, a psychogeographer, and writer of short fiction living in the south of Cymru. He left school a couple of years before he was supposed to and has lived a somewhat itinerant life both getting into and causing trouble all over the UK. He’s lived on the streets, in squats, and had a rather strange and interesting time all the while. He eventually went to university to study things which are probably best left hidden (Archaeology) and after doing that decided that he would try his hand at writing stories as there is probably more money to be made in that than in archaeology… taste the bitterness. He’s currently living in Wales by mistake and may well end up blighting some other country with his presence some day soon. He has a collection of stories, including “This Creature, This Creature, This Wonderful Creature”, coming out this year entitled SING ALONG WITH THE SAD SONG.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP538 Flash on the Borderlands XXXVII: Higher Beings Command: This Creature, This Creature, This Wonderful Creature, Christopher Reynaga
DaVaun Sanders

**DaVaun Sanders** resides in Phoenix, Arizona with his wife and toddler twins. He's presently hard at work editing the final three novels of his World Breach series, studying up on disaster prep, and perfecting the art of pillow fort construction. Check out more of DaVaun's work in Fiyah Literary Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, and the forthcoming Ride the Star Wind anthology by Broken Eye Books. Keep up to date with his latest projects at davaunsanders.com.

 Work on Escape Artists

Writing

PodCastle

* PC503 Words Never Lost, read by Dominick Rabrun
C. Deskin Rink

**C. Deskin Rink** has appeared on Pseudopod with episode #186 – *Ankor Sabat*. A sequel to it, “The High Priest”, appeared as episode #35 of the Cast Macabre podcast. He has a story, “Kingdom of Sorrow,” in the Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations anthology.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP186 Ankor Sabat, read by Ben Phillips
* PP255 Flash on the Borderlands IX – It’s War!: *King*, read by V.O. Bloodfrost
Adam Black

**Adam Black** is a recovering neuroscience student, although he’s working hard to relapse again. He enjoys reading, bicycling, and shouting into microphones, the last of which he sometimes records. He doesn’t have a public web presence yet, which makes him sad, so he will probably change that soon.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW088 Dragon Art, by Christopher Partin
* CW093 - Little Wonders II - Empires of the Red Dawn, by Jack Murphy
Ellen Klages

**Ellen Klages** is the author of two acclaimed YA historical novels: *The Green Glass Sea*, which won the Scott O’Dell Award, the New Mexico Book Award, and the Lopez Award; and *White Sands, Red Menace*, which won the California and New Mexico Book Awards. Her story, Basement Magic, won a Nebula Award in 2005. In 2014, Wakulla Springs, co-authored with Andy Duncan, was nominated for the Nebula, Hugo, and Locus awards, and won the World Fantasy Award for Best Novella. Ellen lives in San Francisco, in a small house full of books and other strange and wondrous things.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PCMini024 Intelligent Design, read by M. K. Hobson
* PC038 In the House of the Seven Librarians, read by Rachel Swirsky
* PC527 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! In the Beginning...: *Intelligent Design,* read by M. K. Hobson

Cast of Wonders

* CW164 Amicae Aeternum, read by Rikki LaCoste, Isis LaCoste and Fiona “Princess Scientist” Van Verth
Elan Hold

**Elan Hold** is a 44-year-old visual artist who turned to writing because she couldn’t afford paint. She writes poetry, plays, screenplays, short stories, songs and is presently working on her first novel. She has 21 short stories, with plans to release these in a horror/fantasy/SF collection titled Underbelly Love.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP447 Coo Coo, read by Caith Donovan
Barry Haworth

**Barry Haworth** works as a Statistician and Data Scientist for the Australian Taxation Office. He holds a Masters degree in Statistics. Outside of work he is a keen reader of science fiction and enjoys choral singing and taking part in amateur theatricals, having performed such roles as Prospero in *The Tempest*, Fester in *The Addams Family Musical*, Major-General Stanley in *The Pirates of Penzance*, and Ebenezer Scrooge and Marley's Ghost in two different versions of *A Christmas Carol.*

Barry has narrated episodes of Cast of Wonders, Escape Pod, Pod Castle and also the Cheap Astronomy podcast. He is also part of the cast of *The Angel and May Chronicles* and recently started volunteering at Librivox. Barry lives in Brisbane, Australia with his wife Sylvia, those of his children who haven’t left home yet, and the family pets (currently one dog and two cats).

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP310: Flash Extravaganza: *End of the World or Not, I Still Have Feelings* by Daniel Morris
* EP317: Boxed In by Marc-Anthony Taylor
* EP428: Paradise Left by Evan Dicken
* EP530 City in the Wound, by Michael Buckley

Pseudopod

* PP540 The Dog Pit, by Jason Fischer

PodCastle

* PC444 The Giant's Lady (Aurealis Month), by Rowena Cory Daniells

Cast of Wonders

* CW235 Isle of the Dancing Dead, by Rick Kennett
Alex Shvartsman

**Alex Shvartsman** is a writer, translator and game designer from Brooklyn, NY. Over 80 of his short stories have appeared in Nature, Galaxy's Edge, InterGalactic Medicine Show, and many other magazines and anthologies. He won the 2014 WSFA Small Press Award for Short Fiction and was a finalist for the 2015 Canopus Award for Excellence in Interstellar Fiction. He is the editor of the Unidentified Funny Objects annual anthology series of humorous SF/F. His collection, "Explaining Cthulhu to Grandma and Other Stories" and his steampunk humor novella "H. G. Wells, Secret Agent" were both published in 2015.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW075 The Field Trip, read by Graeme Dunlop
* CW095 You Bet, read by John Meagher
* CW109 Nuclear Family, read by Big Anklevich
* CW138 Things We Leave Behind, read by **Alex Shvartsman**
* CW247 The Golem of Deneb Seven, read by Rachel Swirsky
Eileen Gunnell Lee

**Eileen Gunnell Lee** is an award-winning essayist, teacher, and graduate student. She is currently completing a PhD in literature focusing on science fiction, myth, and the environment, and editing her first novel. She lives in Hamilton, Canada.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP567 Artemis Rising 3 - Baro Parrajamos, or Love in the Vardo, read by Marguerite Croft
Charles Dickens

**Charles John Huffam Dickens** (7 February 1812 – 9 June 1870) was an English writer and social critic. He created some of the world's best-known fictional characters and is regarded by many as the greatest novelist of the Victorian era. His works enjoyed unprecedented popularity during his lifetime, and by the 20th century critics and scholars had recognised him as a literary genius. His novels and short stories enjoy lasting popularity.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP375 The Signalman, read by Ian Stuart
Light Novel Volume 08

**Natsumis Suche** (七罪サーチ *Natsumi Sāchi*?) ist der achte Light Novel der Date A Live Serie. Der Novel erschien am 20. September 2013.

## Kurze Zusammenfassung

Operation: Troublemaker

* Einführung eines neuen Geisterwesen
* verstecken und suchen
* Natsumi's geheimnis

## Kapitel

* Prolog: DoppelgängerDoppelgängerEin anderer Shido
* Kapitel 1:  HalloweenOktoberhexe
* Kapitel 2: MisstrauenZwölf Fotos
* Kapitel 3: LöschenMorgens um 12
* Kapitel 4: Hohes RisikoVerdächtige Bezeichnung
* Kapitel 5: HexereiDas Werk einer Hexe
* Nachwort

### Englisch

* Prologue: DoppelgangerAnother Shidou
* Chapter 1: HalloweenWitch of October
* Chapter 2: SuspectTwelve Photos
* Chapter 3: DeleteMorning Twelve O'clock
* Chapter 4: High riskSuspect Designation
* Chapter 5: WitchcraftWitch's Work
* Afterword

## Charaktere

* Shido Itsuka
* Tohka Yatogami
* Natsumi
* Kotori Itsuka
* Origami Tobiichi
* Miku Izayoi
* Kaguya Yamai
* Yuzuru Yamai
* Hiroto Tonomachi
* Kyouhei Kannazuki
* Tamae Okamine
* Ellen Mira Mathers
* Sir Isaac Ray Pelham Westcott
* Ai Yamabuki
* Mai Hazakura
* Mii Fujibakama
* Elliot Baldwin Woodman
* Karen Nora Mathers

## Navigation

* Light Novel Volume 7
* Light Novel Volume 7
* Light Novel Volume 7
1/3* Light Novel Volume 9
* Light Novel Volume 9
* Light Novel Volume 9
1/3
Aimee Kuzenski

**Aimee Kuzenski** writes and narrates fiction. She went to school for both acting and electrical engineering and has trained in Filipino Martial Arts for the past eight years. She currently lives in Minneapolis, MN with a hairless cat named Beatrice.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC467 How I Became Coruscating Queen Of All The Realms, Pierced The Obsidian Night, Destroyed A Legendary Sword, And Saved My Heart’s True Love, by Baker and Dovey
B. Morris Allen

**B. Morris Allen** grew up in a house full of books that traveled the world. Nowadays, they’re e-books, and lighter to carry, but they’re still multiplying. He’s been a biochemist, an activist, and a lawyer, and now works as a foreign aid consultant. When he’s not roaming foreign countries fighting corruption, he’s on the Oregon coast, chatting with seals. In the occasional free moment, he works on his own speculative stories of love and disaster.

Morris’ fantasy novel, Susurrus came out in May, 2017. It’s a dark, lush look at magic and why one sorceress ends up evil.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW281 Little Wonders 16 - Siblings in Space: *Outburst*, read by Larissa Thompson
Chris Stamp

**Chris Stamp** is an interesting guy, he’s had some pretty cool jobs. Right now his company Oakleaf Web Design offers a full range of web design services but he’s also been a game designer and worked for British Aerospace Military Aircraft Division on cockpit design. You can find out more about his exploits, including Mountain Biking and Writing Science Fiction at his website.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW007 Damnation, read by Graeme Dunlop
Benjanun Sriduangkaew

**Benjanun Sriduangkaew** writes love letters to the future and beautiful bugs. Her fiction has appeared in Tor.com, Clarkesworld and Beneath Ceaseless Skies, among others. She blogs at beekian.wordpress.com and edits fiction for Harlot Media.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP553 Fade to Gold, read by Jen Zink

PodCastle

* PC321 Paya Nak, read by Nina Shaharuddin
* PC332 Zeraquesh In Absentia, read by Amal El-Mohtar
Anna Eley

**Anna Eley** was the wife of Escape Pod founder, Serah Eley, and a popular recurring narrator.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP033 Santa In My Pocket, by Mur Lafferty
* EP044 Show and Tell, by Greg van Eekhout
* EP061 I Look Forward To Remembering You, by Mur Lafferty; read by Daisy Ottmann, **Anna Eley**, Serah Eley
* EP070 Squonk the Dragon, by Pete Butler; read by Serah Eley, & **Anna Eley**
* EP085 Merry Christmas from the Heartbreakers, by Mur Lafferty; read by Serah Eley, & **Anna Eley**
* EP109 Squonk the Apprentice, by P.M. Butler; read by Serah Eley, & **Anna Eley**
* EP161 Alien Promises, by Janni Lee Simner
* EP165 Those Eyes, by David Brin; read by Serah Eley, & **Anna Eley**
* EP174 Private Detective Molly, by A.B. Goelman
* EP232 Flash Special: *My Grandfather's River*, by Brenda Cooper
Cameron Suey

**Cameron Suey** is an award-winning writer, designer, narrative paramedic, and editor.

With an education in screenwriting and narrative theory and a passion for strong characters and innovative, interactive methods of storytelling, Cameron has been collaborating with incredible teams in the games industry for more than a decade. Beginning with the award-winning and critically acclaimed Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Cameron has contributed to the story and written for multiple high-profile AAA games in established franchises. He has also created narrative worlds for the mobile gaming space.

Most recently, he was the recipient of a Writers Guild of America Award of Excellence in Videogame Writing, as one of the principal writers on the Rise of the Tomb Raider narrative team — this was his second win, and third nomination. His work has appeared in anthologies including *Shadows over Main Street*, and was featured in the first issues of *Jamais Vu* and *Flapperhouse*.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP351 The Blues, read by Gabriel Diani
* PP615 The Shrike, read by Sandra M. Odell
Chris Barnes

**Chris Barnes** attended the inaugural Clarion South writing workshop in 2004. He hasn't written many stories after the initial flurry of those years, but those stories helped secure a job at the consumer organization CHOICE where for the past 10-odd years he has written stories on more mundane subjects such as vacuum cleaners and lawnmowers. (Oh the glamour!)

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

PodCastle

* PC373 Sweet Potato Woman, read by Graeme Dunlop
A.C. Wise

**A.C. Wise** was born and raised in Montreal, and currently lives in the Philadelphia area. Her short fiction has appeared in *Clarkesworld*, *Apex*, *Shimmer*, and *The Year's Best Dark Fantasy and Horror 2015*, among other places.

The podcast version of her story “Final Girl Theory”, which appeared at Pseudopod, was a finalist for the 2013 Parsec Awards. Her debut collection, the *Ultra Fabulous Glitter Squadron Saves the World Again* was published by Lethe Press in October 2015.

In addition to her fiction, she co-edits *Unlikely Story*, contributes a monthly Women to Read Column to *SF Signal*, and co-edited the inimitable Journal of Unlikely Entomology.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP287 Final Girl Theory, read by John Meagher
* PP318 Venice Burning, read by Ben Phillips
* PP527 We Are Not These Bodies, Strung Between The Stars, read by Siobhan Gallichan
* PP631 The Last Sailing of the Henry Charles Morgan in Six Pieces of Scrimshaw (1841), read by Alasdair Stuart

### PodCastle

* PC414 The Men From Narrow Houses, read by Rachael K. Jones
* PC488 Crossing, read by Chloë Yates
* PC546 For the Removal of Unwanted Guests, read by Dave Thompson
Anson Mount

**Anson Mount** is perhaps best known for playing Captain Christopher Pike on *Star Trek: Discovery*. Previous roles include Cullen Bohannon on the AMC television series *Hell on Wheels*, and Black Bolt in Marvel’s *The Inhumans*. He and his producing partner Branan Edgens host their own podcast called *The Well*, featuring interviews and stories about creative inspiration from some of today’s most dynamic artists, celebrities, thinkers and innovators.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP500 The Man Who Lost the Sea, by Theodore Sturgeon (re-released as Flashback Friday episode EP665)

### Pseudopod

* PP359 Face Change, by Jeff Hewitt
* PP427 Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, by Kelly Link
* PP503 The Horror from the Mound, by Robert E. Howard
* PP560 Where the Summer Ends, by Karl Edward Wagner
Cian Mac Mahon

**Cian Mac Mahon** is an Irish Software Engineer who in a past life was the world's youngest professional podcaster, ran a radio station and very nearly ended up being a journalist.

While he hopes to some day revive his show which podfaded many years ago, he now spends most of his free time playing about with cameras and cooking, as old microphones and sound-desks lurk in the shadows, right at the edge of eyesight.

## Work on Escape Artists

Narration

PodCastle

* PCMini026 Up the Chimney, by Cat Rambo
* PC210 Sittin’ Round the Stewpot, by Patricia Russo
* PC327 The Telling, by Gregory Norman Bossert
* PC441 A Shot of Salt Water (Aurealis Month), by Lisa L. Hannett
* PC489 Emshalur's Hand Stays, by Anaea Lay

Pseudopod

* PP271 Flash On The Borderlands X, "The Drowner" by Peadar O Guillin
Dominick Rabrun

**Dominick Rabrun** is an artist living in the United States. He is the creator of Dom’s Sketch Cast, a YouTube show that features interviews with creative individuals, animations, and other experimental art videos.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Escape Pod

* EP596 The Wind You Touch When You Run, by James Beamon

### Pseudopod

* PP583 After the Party, by Brandon Massey

### PodCastle

* PC473 The Wizard of 63rd Street, by Shane Halbach
* PC504 Words Never Lost, by DaVaun Sanders
* PC550 The Last Exorcist, by Danny Lore
* PC559 Dying Lessons, by Troy L. Wiggins
Carrow Narby

**Carrow Narby** is a writer and doctoral student based in Boston, Massachusetts. They are still very new to the world of fiction. Ever since they can remember they have been fascinated with monsters, and their work tends to explore what it feels like to be, or to be seen as, a monster.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC512 Artemis Rising 4 - Scar Clan, read by Becky Stinemetze
Alanna McFall

**Alanna McFall** is an upcoming science fiction and fantasy writer. She has worked in a variety of mediums, from short stories to novels to audio scripts, and across a range of locations, stretching the span of the country from New York to Minnesota to her current location in the Bay Area of California. She is always looking for ways to expand her repertoire and get involved in her next project.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP520 Singing to the Stars, read by Amanda Fitzwater (Artemis Rising II event)
Anthony Tardiff

**Anthony Tardiff** punches sharks while walking through high desert away from towering explosions, and he doesn’t even look back. He is married to the most beautiful woman in the world, and has three very young boys who are honestly rather cute because they take after their mother.

He is an instruction librarian at a university library in the beautiful Inland Northwest, and he contemplates mountains on his daily commute. (Mountains speak profundities.)

He is also a science fiction writer.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP549 The Battaile of the Mudde, read by J.J. Campanella
Dirck de Lint

**Dirck de Lint** lives in Saskatchewan with his wife, his son, and a dwindling supply of cats. In addition to writing and dealing with demands of a low-level office job, he is a hemi-demi-professional repairer of vintage fountain pens. He spent most of 2017 battering away at Impossible Bodies, a supernatural detective novel (with no vampires or werewolves in it), which may well be done before the sun swells into a red giant. Dirck’s writing has appeared previously online in issue seven of Trigger Warning: Short Fiction with Pictures, and can be found in plenty at his own site, dirckwrites.wordpress.com.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP592 Free Balloons For All Good Children, read by Rish Outfield
Eleanna Castroianni

**Eleanna Castroianni** is a nomadic subject with roots extending from the depths of Anatolia all the way to its Mediterranean coasts and beyond. Among other things, they are a gender and geography scholar, an oral storyteller under traditional apprenticeship, a teacher of languages, and a refugee rights advocate. Their fiction and poetry have appeared in Clarkesworld, Beneath Ceaseless Skies and Eye to the Telescope. They live in Athens, Greece.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC513 Artemis Rising 4 - We Head for the Horizon and Return with Bloodshot Eyes, read by Danielle Imara
Dave Beynon

**Dave Beynon** lives in Fergus, Ontario with his wife, two kids and a golden retriever. He writes speculative fiction of varying lengths and genres. His work has appeared in the anthologies**TESSERACTS SEVENTEEEN** and **EVOLVE TWO**. His story, “**The Last Repairman**” will appear in the near future on **Daily Science Fiction**. In 2011, Dave’s unpublished time travel novel, **THE PLATINUM TICKET**, was shortlisted for the inaugural **Terry Pratchett First Novel Prize**. His website is **davebeynon.com** and he can be followed on twitter @BeynonWrites

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP401 The Lighthouse Keeper’s Wife, read by Wilson Fowlie
Elie Hirschman

**Elie Hirschman** is a self-described “former aspiring voice actor” who has worked with Darker Projects and Dream Realm Productions and is also involved in Cool Fool Productions, turning bad audio scripts into intentionally bad comedy gold. He’s currently still active in all EA podcasts (including Cast of Wonders) and also appearing semi-regularly in the Nosleep Podcast. He doodles constantly but doesn’t draw enough and moved from the Western Hemisphere to the Eastern Hemisphere against his will and better judgment (but has never been in the Southern Hemisphere).

Elie was born in New York City and raised just outside of it.  He started down the voiceover path in 2004, with formal voiceover and marketing training by Creative Voice Development Group. His professional voice work ranges from children’s educational material to real estate advice website audio, with a scientific article and a guided tour of a Polish salt mine thrown in for good measure. In his free time, Elie enjoys cartooning, listening to old-time radio drama, and referring to himself in the third person. By this time next year, he will also have mastered speaking in future perfect tense.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP079 Ice, by Heather Hatch
* PP087 A Place of Snow Angels, by Matt Wallace
* PP116 Sick Day, by Michael Chant
* PP152 Hometown Horrible, by Matthew Bey
* PP320 The Man With The Broken Soul, by Matt Wall
* PP481 Unheil, by Kathryn Allen
* PP567 Passover, by Caspian Gray
* PP621 Voices, by Ira Brooker

### PodCastle

* PC015 The Yeti Behind You, by Jeremiah Tolbert
* PC082 The Twa Corbies, by Marie Brennan
* PC128 Something Wicked This Way Plumbs, by Vylar Kaftan
* PC260 Fine Flying Things, by Adele Gardner
* PC285 Dragonslayer, by Nathaniel Lee

### Cast of Wonders

* CW106 Little Wonders 4 – The Journey: *Treasure Hunter* by Alexandra Grunberg
* CW125 The Clasp, by Jarod K. Anderson
* CW213 Beneath the Loveliest Tints of Azure, by Jeff Samson
Eileen Wiedbrauk

**EILEEN WIEDBRAUK** is Editor-in-Chief of **World Weaver Press** as well as a writer, blogger, book reviewer, coffee addict, cat herder, MFA graduate, fantasist-turned-fabulist-turned-urban-fantasy-junkie, **Odyssey Workshop** alumna, designer, tech geek, entrepreneur, avid reader, and a somewhat decent cook. She wears many hats, as the saying goes. Which is an odd saying in this case, as she rarely looks good in hats. Her creative work has appeared in **Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet**, **North American Review**, **Swink**, **Enchanted Conversation**, and others. Find her at **EileenWiedbrauk.com** or @EileenWiedbrauk on Twitter. She’s working on a collection of **Doctor Who** inspired essays, more dark short fiction and a light space opera while her alter-ego tackles sci-fi romance. She’s editing two forthcoming anthologies: **SPECTER SPECTACULAR II: 13 DEATHLY TALES** and **WEIRD & WONDROUS WORK: SPECULATIVE FICTION PRESENTS THE ODDEST OF ODD JOBS** (we spend most of our waking hours at work, why shouldn’t our characters?) featuring stories by **Alex Bledsoe**, **Ellen Kushner**,**Deliah Sherman**, **Douglas Cohen**, **Ryan Britt**, and others. Both anthologies are forthcoming in 2014 from World Weaver Press.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP406 Breath Stirs In The Husk, read by Abra Staffin-Wiebe

PodCastle

* PC378 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Strange Destinies, *Yaga Dreams of Growing Up,* read by Elizabeth Tennant
Brian Lawrence Hurrel

**Brian Lawrence Hurrel** is a lifelong science fiction fan, and is especially fond of Golden Age stories from the forties and fifties. His fiction has appeared in the science journal Nature and magazines such as Daily Science Fiction and Bete Noir. A former high school English and History teacher, he now makes a living as a technical writer and communications consultant. His previous occupations over the years include machine assembler, carpet installer, cab driver, and US Marine. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and son.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW215 Banned Books Week: Problematic, read by Tatiana Grey
Chloë Yates

**Chloë Yates**, who also writes as C.A. Yates, has written many stories and some poetry for Fox Spirit Books, although her latest publication, “Go Forth in the Dance of the Merrymakers” can be found in the Kristell Ink anthology *Hanging On By Our Fingertips*. She’s currently working on a novella for Fox Spirit.

English born, she currently lives in the middle of Switzerland.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Pseudopod

* PP616 Flash on the Borderlands XLIV: Objectification - “The House of Jack’s Girls”, by Lee Battersby

### Cast of Wonders

* CW90 The Void Test, by Therese Arkenberg
* CW121 Little Wonders 5 – Trope Twists: “The Secret Life of Sleeping Beauty” by Charity Tahmaseb
* CW169 Lost Socks, by Lisa Montoya
* CW212 Selling Home, by Tina Connolly
* CW336 Little Wonders 19 Bittersweet Christmas - “A Little Something For Christmas”, by Kat Day, read by Alasdair Stuart and **Chloë Yates**