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Little Wonders

"**Little Wonders**" are the Cast of Wonders flash fiction episodes, collections of flash fiction and poetry centered around a theme or genre.

## Little Wonders collections

* CW087 - Little Wonders I
	+ *Immersion* by Kara Hartz; narrator: Marguerite Kenner
	+ *Influx Capacitor* by Eric Juneau; narrator: Dave Robison
* CW093 - Little Wonders II
	+ *Golly*, by Laura DeHaan; narrator: Melissa Bugaj
	+ *An Alchemist’s Limit*, by Brian Griggs; narrator: Graeme Dunlop
	+ *Empires of the Red Dawn,* by Jack Murphy; narrator: Adam Black
* CW099 - Little Wonders III: Scary Stories
	+ *Come To Me*, by Beth Hull; narrator: Alasdair Stuart
	+ *Piper,* by Ian Rose; narrator: Barry J. Northern
	+ *The Boatman*, by JA Ironside; narrator: Ian Stuart
* CW106 - Little Wonders IV: The Journey
	+ *Treasure Hunter*, by Alexandra Grunberg; narrator: Elie Hirschman
	+ *The Eye of Reason*, by S. R. Algernon; narrator: Dave Thompson
	+ *Downsizing Pluto*, by Shane Halbach; narrator: Robert C. Eccles
* CW121 - Little Wonders V: Trope Twists
	+ *The Hero*, by Jessica Holscher; narrator: John Cmar
	+ *The Secret Life of Sleeping Beauty,* by Charity Tahmaseb; narrator: Chloë Yates
	+ *Bigfeet*, by Michael Strickland; narrator: Big Anklevich & Rish Outfield
	+ *Jack and the Griffin Eggs*, by Alexandra Grunberg; narrator: Rish Outfield
* CW139 - Little Wonders VI: A Little Laughter
	+ *Continue?*, by James Vachowski; narrator: John Cmar
	+ *The Girl With The Piccolo*, by Charity Tahmaseb; narrator: Princess Scientist
	+ *Some Assembly Required*, by Terry L. Mirll; narrator: Dave Robison
* CW150 - Little Wonders VII: The Season of Goodwill
	+ *The Secret Ingredient Is*, by Emmalia Harrington; narrator: Anne-Louise Fortune
	+ *Christmas Lights,* by Jamie Lackey; narrator: Marguerite Kenner
* CW210 - Little Wonders VIII: Embracing Change
	+ *The There-It-Is Store,* by Adam Gaylord; narrator: Dani Daly
	+ *When the Planets Left,* by J. J. Litke; narrator: Katherine Inskip
* CW225 - Little Wonders IX: Comfort Food
	+ *The Four Stewpots*, by D.K. Thompson; narrator: Tina Connolly
		- *also see:* CW231 Staff Pick 2016 - The Four Stewpots
	+ *Her Path Lay Forward*, by Shane Halbach; narrator: M.K. Hobson
* CW237 - Little Wonders X: Flash Fiction Contest Winners
	+ *More Than Machines Will Fall to Rust*, by Rachael K. Jones; narrator: Katherine Inskip
	+ *A Coat of Salt and Sand*, by Katherine Inskip; narrator: Alasdair Stuart
	+ *She and I*, by J. Lily Corbie; narrator: Dani Daly
Robert A. Arthur, Jr.

**ROBERT A. ARTHUR, JR.** (1909-1969) was born in 1909 at Fort Mills, Corregidor Island, Phillipines and passed away in 1969 in Philadelphia, PA. During his very productive life he was offered scholarships to both West Point and Annapolis, but turned them down to become a writer, his first works appearing in almost all of the pulp magazines being published at the time including “**Black Mask**” and “**The Shadow**”. He then moved on to radio scripting with David Kogan and wrote over 500 shows, including creating the program **THE MYSTERIOUS TRAVELER**, all while continuing to write short fiction. He wrote for **THE TWILIGHT ZONE** and was script editor for **ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS**, later becoming the editor of the Alfred Hitchcock paperback series (both the adult and children’s lines). From 1964-1968 he wrote the first ten of the **ALFRED HITCHCOCK & THE THREE INVESTIGATORS** books about the adventures of a trio of intrepid mystery solvers – a series still popular worldwide. **THE THREE INVESTIGATORS** series was one of the seminal youthful reading experiences of your editor, Shawn Garrett, who will eternally thank Mr. Arthur for the creation of Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw, Bob Andrews and all the residents of Rocky Beach, California.
Phillip Lanos

**Phillip Lanos** is Los Angeles born, hyper-active and yet pensive. An Actor, Singer-Songwriter and currently the host and editor of the Ajax Union Digital Marketing Podcast. Television appearances include MTV’s *Copycat* & *Parental Control* and Telemundo’s *Yo Soy El Artista*.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP564 Trusted Messenger, by Kevin Wabaunsee
Leena Likitalo

**Leena Likitalo** is a writer from Finland, the land of thousands of lakes and at least as many untold tales. She’s a Writers of the Future 2014 winner and a Clarion San Diego graduate. Her short fiction has appeared in Clarkesworld, Daily Science Fiction, and Galaxy’s Edge. She dreams of being a published novelist one day.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC419 Giants At the End of the World, read by Will Tulin
Rudyard Kipling

**Joseph Rudyard Kipling** (30 December 1865 – 18 January 1936) was an English journalist, short-story writer, poet, and novelist. Kipling's works of fiction include The Jungle Book (1894), Kim (1901), and many short stories, including "The Man Who Would Be King" (1888). His poems include "Mandalay" (1890), "Gunga Din" (1890), "The Gods of the Copybook Headings" (1919), "The White Man's Burden" (1899), and "If—" (1910). He is regarded as a major innovator in the art of the short story; his children's books are classics of children's literature, and one critic described his work as exhibiting "a versatile and luminous narrative gift".

In 1907, at the age of 42, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, making him the first English-language writer to receive the prize and its youngest recipient to date.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP337 At The End Of The Passage, read by Alasdair Stuart
Richard Farren Barber

**Richard Farren Barber** was born in Nottingham in July 1970. After studying in London he returned to the East Midlands. He lives with his wife and son and works as a manager for a local university. He has over 50 short stories in publications including: Alt-Dead, Alt-Zombie, DarkFuse, ePocalypse – Tales from the End, Fever Dreams, Horror D’Oeuvres, Murky Depths, Midnight Echo, Midnight Street, Morpheus Tales, Night Terrors II & III, Siblings, The House of Horror, Trembles, When Red Snow Melts, and broadcast on Tales to Terrify, Pseudopod (#390!), and The Wicked Library. His first novella “The Power of Nothing” was published in September 2013. His second novella “The Sleeping Dead” was published by DarkFuse in August 2014. His third novella “Odette” is due to be published early in 2016.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP390 Party Games, read by Tina Connolly
* PP549 Flash on the Borderlands XXXVIII - Letting Go: *Reaching Out*, read by Moaner T. Lawrence
Megan Arkenberg

**Megan Arkenberg**’s work has appeared in over fifty magazines and anthologies, including Lightspeed, Asimov’s, Shimmer, and Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year. She has edited the fantasy e-zine Mirror Dance since 2008 and was recently the nonfiction editor for Queers Destroy Horror!, a special issue of Nightmare Magazine. She currently lives in Northern California, where she is pursuing a Ph.D. in English literature.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC454 Godfather, read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali
Ryan Row

**Ryan Row** has appeared in Clarkesworld, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Shimmer, and elsewhere. He is a winner of the Writers of the Future Award. He holds a B.A. in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and is pursuing an M.A. in Creative Writing at the University of California, Davis. He lives in Sacramento, California with a beautiful and mysterious woman.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC510 My Heart Is a Prayer, read by Tina Connolly
Paul Tevis

**Paul Tevis** is an Ennie-award winning podcaster whose shows *Have Games, Will Travel* and *The Voice of the Revolution* discuss games, game design, and gamer subculture. He is an active participant in this subculture, and is a recognizable figure at many of its conventions. He has released his own game, *A Penny for My Thoughts*, in the summer of 2009 through Evil Hat Productions.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP038 L'Alchimista, by N. K. Jemisin
* EP054 Tk'tk'tk (2006 Hugo Award Winner), by David D. Levine
* EP106 The House Beyond Your Sky (2007 Hugo Award nominee), by Benjamin Rosenbaum
* EP346 Hawksbill Station, by Robert Silverberg

Pseudopod

* PP297 Of Ants And Mountains, by Charlie Bookout

PodCastle

* PC006 Hotel Astarte, by M. K. Hobson
* PC046 Secret Life, by Jeff VanderMeer
* PC068 A Heretic By Degrees, by Marie Brennan
* PC092 Sir Hereward and Mr. Fitz Go to War Again, by Garth Nix
* PC186 Giant Episode: Beyond the Sea Gate of the Scholar Pirates of Sarskoe, by Garth Nix
* PC199 A Suitable Present for a Sorcerous Puppet, by Garth Nix
Peter Wood (audio engineer)

**Peter Wood** was audio producer for PodCastle from the winter of 2009 through the beginning of 2018, with his first episode being PC 82, “The Twa Corbies” by Marie Brennan. In addition, he has hosted and narrated several stories over the years. In 2016 he received a Ph.D. in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Pittsburgh and is currently on the academic job market. He also does design work, both web and print, under the moniker of PW Design.

## Work on Escape Artists

Narration

PodCastle

* PC132 Flash Fiction Contest Extravaganza: 1st Prize *Fetch*, by Nathaniel Lee
* PC151 Wizard’s Apprentice, by Delia Sherman
* PC200 In the Stacks, by Scott Lynch (read by a full cast)
* PC231 Unpossible, by Daryl Gregory
* PC269 Selected Program Notes From the Retrospective Exhibition of Theresa Rosenberg Latimer, by Kenneth Schneyer
* PC306 Flash Fiction Special – Tales of Strange Inspiration: *Ten Cigars*, by C.S.E. Cooney; read by a full cast
* PC315 Stranger vs. the Malevolent Malignancy, by Jim C. Hines
* PC344 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Other Worlds Than These - *Portal Worlds and Your Child (A Parent’s Guide),* by Matt Mikalatos
* PCMini086 The Wedding Of Snow, Earth, And Salt, by Kate Heartfield; read by a full cast
* PC516b Best of PodCastle #4: In the Stacks, by Scott Lynch (read by a full cast)
Nicolette Barischoff

**Nicolette Barischoff** got her start in speculative fiction last year with a story in Crossed Genres’ anthology Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction From the Margins of History. Her work has since appeared in Accessing the Future (The Future Fire), The Journal of Unlikely Academia (Unlikely Story), and Angels of the Meanwhile (forthcoming).

She spends a lot of time advocating for body positivity and gender equality. CBS New York has called her activism “public pornography.” She has spastic cerebral palsy, and sometimes writes about disability.

Nicolette's story, In the Woods Behind My House, read by Steve Anderson, appeared as PodCastle episode 397.
Paul G. Tremblay

Paul Tremblay is the author of the novels Disappearance at Devil’s Rock and A Head Full of Ghosts. His other novels include The Little Sleep, No Sleep till Wonderland, Swallowing a Donkey’s Eye, and Floating Boy and the Girl Who Couldn’t Fly (co-written with Stephen Graham Jones).

His fiction and essays have appeared in The Los Angeles Times, *Supernatural Noir*, and numerous Year’s Best anthologies. He is the author of the short speculative fiction collections In the Mean Time and Compositions for the Young and Old and the hard-boiled/dark fantasy novella City Pier: Above and Below. He served as fiction editor of CHIZINE and as co-editor of Fantasy Magazine, and was also the co-editor the Creatures anthology (with John Langan). Paul is currently on the board of directors for the Shirley Jackson Awards as well.

Paul is very truthful and declarative in his bios. He once gained three inches of height in a single twelve hour period, and he does not have a uvula. His second toe is longer than his big toe, and yes, on both feet. He has a master’s degree in mathematics, teaches AP Calculus, and once made twenty-seven three pointers in a row. He enjoys reading The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher aloud in a faux-British accent to children. He is also reading this bio aloud, now, with the same accent. He lives outside of Boston, Massachusetts and he is represented by Stephen Barbara, Inkwell Management.
Nicholas Ian Hawkins

**Nicholas (Nik) Ian Hawkins** is an always-reader and sometimes-writer of fantasy fiction. His short works have appeared in *The Best of Every Day Fiction, Return of the Sword, Magic + Mechanica, New Realm*, and *FLASHSHOT*. He works as writer, editor, and photographer for a major Midwestern university.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW264 Little Wonders 14 - Lyrical Beauty: *The Weald Maiden's Will*, read by Pete Milan
Laura Duerr

**Laura Duerr** is a writer and social media coordinator from Vancouver, Washington, where she lives with her husband, their rescue dog, and too many cats. She is a lifelong Pacific Northwest resident and has a BA in Creative Writing from Linfield College. Her other stories have appeared in Shoreline of Infinity, Mad Scientist Journal, and the anthologies “Candlesticks & Daggers: An Anthology of Mixed-Genre Mysteries” and “Fitting In: Historical Accounts of Paranormal Subcultures.”

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP582 Unit Two Does Her Makeup, read by Andrea Phillips
Matt Dovey

Matt Dovey, with a cup of tea. As usual. (Photo (c) Author Services Inc., used with permission)

### Twitter

@mattdoveywriter

**Matt Dovey** is very tall, very English, and most likely drinking a cup of tea right now. A wise woman once told him the scar on his arm was the Sign of Prophecy and marked him for greatness, but he's not so sure. He now lives in a quiet market town in rural England with his wife & three children, and despite being a writer, he still hasn’t found the right words to properly express the delight he finds in this wonderful arrangement.

His surname rhymes with “Dopey”, but any other similarities to the dwarf are purely coincidental. He was the Golden Pen winner for Writers of the Future volume 32 (2016), was shortlisted for the James White Award in 2016 and has fiction out and forthcoming all over the place. He's an associate editor at PodCastle and a member of the Codex and Villa Diodati writing groups.

Rumours that he is one half of Baker and Dovey are completely scurrilous, ridiculous and true. To date, he has yet to express any remorse for the literary crimes committed through that collaboration.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

#### Escape Pod

* EP577 The Ghosts of Europa Will Keep You Trapped in a Prison You Make for Yourself, read by Tina Connolly
* EP649 Loyalty Test, by Andrew Gugdel

### Pseudopod

* PP628 A Spider Trapped in Wax, read by Katherine Inskip

#### PodCastle

* PC427 Squalor and Sympathy, read by Louise Ratcliffe
* 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, read by Aimee Kuzenski (as part of Baker and Dovey)
* PC484 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Seasons: *Winter Witch*, read by Julie Hoverson

### Narrator

#### Escape Pod

* EP597 Ms. Figgle-DeBitt’s Home for Wayward A.I.’s, by Kurt Pankau
* EP649 Loyalty Test, by Andrew Gudgel

#### Pseudopod

* PP627 The Grave by the Handpost, by Thomas Hardy

#### PodCastle

* PC463 A Dozen by Dunsany: “A Moral Little Tale” by Lord Dunsany
* PC480 All of the Cuddles with None of the Pain by J. J. Roth (read by a full cast)
* PC537 To the Moon by Ken Liu (read by a full cast)
Nick Scorza

**Nick Scorza** was born in Seattle, grew up in Washington, DC, lived for a while in the Czech Republic, and now resides in Astoria, Queens. He writes both spec-fic and what's usually called 'literary fiction.' Stories of his can be found in Something Wicked, Hobart, Dogwood, and Beneath Ceaseless Skies.

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

PodCastle

* PC344 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Other Worlds Than These, *The Problem With Other Worlds*, read by Dave Thompson
Livia Llewellyn

**Livia Llewellyn** is a writer of dark fantasy, horror, and erotica. Her fiction has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, including Pseudopod, Subterranean, Nightmare Magazine, and Postscripts; and her short story collection **Engines of Desire: Tales of Love & Other Horrors** was nominated for the Shirley Jackson Award for Best Collection.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP458 Stabilimentum, read by Tatiana Gomberg
* PP585 Artemis Rising 4: Cinereous, read by Ibba Armancas (Bonus alt. narration by Lucy A. Snyder)
Penny Stirling

**Penny Stirling** edits and embroiders in Western Australia. They’ve been indecisive about potential tattoos for over a decade. Penny’s speculative fiction and poetry have appeared in Capricious, Lackington’s, Strange Horizons, Heiresses of Russ and Transcendent, amongst others, and their queer non-fiction can be found on their website. For embroidery and cockatoo updates, follow them on Twitter.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC530 Kin, Painted, read by Julia Rios
Jonathon Sullivan

**Dr. Jonathon Sullivan** was the first author published on Escape Pod, and read several stories in Escape Pod's early days.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

Writing

* EP001 Imperial, read by Stephen Eley
* EP021 Platypus Girl, read by Stephen Eley
* EP123 Niels Bohr and the Sleeping Dane, read by Stephen Eley
* EP169 How I Mounted Goldie, Saved My Partner Lori, and Sniffed Out The People's Justice, read by Stephen Eley, Jennifer Bowie

Narrating

* EP003 Three Wish Habit, by Janni Lee Simner
* EP014 Tis the Season, by K.D. Wentworth
* EP027 Union Dues - Iron Bars and the Glass Jaw, by Jeffrey R. DeRego
* EP032 Alien Animal Encounters, by John Scalzi; full cast reading: Stephen Eley, Anna Eley, Scott Janssens, Deborah Green, **Jonathon Sullivan**, Marilyn Fuller
* EP043 Little Worker, by Paul Di Filippo
* EP068 Depth of Field, by Stephen Dedman
* EP056 The Clockwork Atom Bomb (2006 Hugo Award nominee), by Dominic Green
* EP112 The Giving Plague, by David Brin
Leah Cypess

**Leah Cypess** is the author of four young adult fantasy novels published by HarperCollin, starting with her first book, *Mistwood*, which is about an immortal shapeshifter trapped in the form of a human girl. Her novella “Timshala” was published by The Book Smugglers in August of 2018. She has also published numerous works of short fiction.

She lives in Silver Spring, MD with her family.
Mohammad Naim Kabir

**Mohammad Naim Kabir** is a full-time student at the University of Pennsylvania, looking to chase down dreams of either A.) Becoming an astronaut or B.) Becoming a career storyteller. He has a manuscript in the works, and it should be something to look forward to.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP385 Flash on the Borderlands XX - Community: *Jack*, read by John Bell
Nibedita Sen

**Nibedita Sen** is a small potato from India whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in Anathema, Nightmare, and Fireside. A graduate of Clarion West 2015 and SIU’s MFA program, she enjoys video games, devising puns, and destroying speculative fiction as part of the Queer Asian SFFH Illuminati.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC523 Never Yawn Under a Banyan Tree, read by S.B. Divya
M. Bennardo

**Matthew Bennardo** lives in Cleveland, Ohio. He co-edited the science-fiction anthology *Machine of Death*, which was a #1 bestseller on Amazon in 2010. He is a partner with Ryan North and David Malki in Bearstache Books, the imprint which publishes Machine of Death. A second volume in the series, *This is How You Die*, was published in 2013 by GCP, and was named by the Onion AV Club as one of their favorite books of the year.

Matthew has also sold short fiction to markets such as Asimov’s Science Fiction, Strange Horizons, Lightspeed Magazine, and Shimmer.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP553 Water Finds Its Level, read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali

Pseudopod

* PP456 Flash On The Borderlands XXVI - Official Reports: *Final Corrections, Pittsburgh Times-Dispatch,* read by John Bell

Cast of Wonders

* CW160 The Haunted Jalopy Races, read by Alasdair Stuart
	+ CW187 Staff Pick 2015 – The Haunted Jalopy Races, read by Alasdair Stuart
Mahvesh Murad

**Mahvesh Murad** is a voice artist, editor, book reviewer and recovering radio host. She’s the editor of the Apex Book of World SF 4, as well as the co-editor of a forthcoming anthology of jinn stories from Solaris. She lives in Karachi, Pakistan.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC421 Hatyasin, by Rati Mehrotra

Cast of Wonders

* CW196 She Sleeps Beneath the Sea by Shveta Thakrar
Reggie Oliver

**Reggie Oliver** is an actor, playwright and theater director, as well as being the author of two novels, a biography and six volumes of “strange” stories, of which the latest is *Flowers of the Sea*. His fifth collection, *Mrs. Midnight*, won the Children of the Night Award 2012 for “best work of supernatural fiction”. Four of Reggie’s collections, all illustrated by him, are available from Tartarus Press.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP376 Quieta Non Movere, read by David Moore
Laura Hobbs

**Laura Hobbs** works in infosec by day and is a random crafter by night. Twitter is her social media of choice, and she despises the word “cyber”. When asked nicely, she sometimes reads things for people on the internet.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP401 Growing Up Human by Claudine Griggs
* EP457 A Struggle Between Rivals Ends Suprisingly by Oliver Buckram

Pseudopod

* PP348 The Easily Forgotten by Phillip M. Roberts
* PP369 Four Views of the Big Cigar in Winter by Charlie Bookout
* PP489 The Devil In Rutledge County by Victoria Hoke
* PP538 Flash on the Borderlands XXXVII: Higher Beings Command: *Bring The Moon To Me*, by Amelia Gorman
* PP559 Granite Requires, by T.J. Berry

PodCastle

* PC057 Apex by Lauren M. Roy
* PC240 Captain Random Seeking Captain Random by Vylar Kaftan

Cast of Wonders

* CW299 All Them Pretty Babies, by Alex C. Renwick
* CW421 We Sang You As Ours, by Nibedita Sen
Nicholas Ozment

**Nicholas Ozment** has tackled genre fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and even movie reviews! His story, “The Only Difference Between Men and Boys” aired on Every Day Fiction, and he is the author of *Knight Terrors, The (Mis)Adventures of Smoke the Dragon.*

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP022 Them Eyes, read by Stephen Eley
* PP055 Dead Dog, read by Ben Phillips
LaShawn M. Wanak

**LaShawn M. Wanak** was formerly Associate Editor at PodCastle. She stepped down to focus more on her writing.

## Work on Escape Artists

Writing

Escape Pod

* EP288 Future Perfect, read by Dani Cutler

PodCastle

* PC360 21 Steps to Enlightenment (Minus One), read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali
* PC384 Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Vintage PodCastle: “The Summation of EvilCorp Subsidies HR Meeting Agenda Minutes, Compiled by Olivia Washington," read by M.K. Hobson
* PC 505 There Are No Wrong Answers, read by Jen R. Albert & Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali

Narration

PodCastle

* PC288 Flash Fiction Contest Strikes Back!: “Georgina and the Basilisk,” by Leslianne Wilder (3rd place)
* PC310 When the Lady Speaks, by Damien Angelica Walters
* PC315 Stranger vs. the Malevolent Malignancy, by Jim C. Hines (part of full cast)
* PC339 Help Summon The Most Holy Folded One!, by Harry Connolly (part of full cast)
* PCMini083 Miniature Double Feature! "Tired Eyes and Clever Hands" by Nathaniel Lee
* PC356 Super-Baby-Moms Group Saves the Day, by Tina Connolly (part of full cast)
Pamila Payne

**Pamila Payne** is a Los Angeles writer and voice actor. Her noir horror, vintage crime and drama can be found at vintagevice.com. She is available to hire for Audiobook narration and all things spoken word.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP389 The House, The Garden And The Occupants, by Amanda C. Davis
* PP452 Abandon All Flesh, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

PodCastle

* PC369 The Chimney-Borer And The Tanner, by Thoraiya Dyer
Princess Scientist

**Fiona "Princess Scientist" Van Verth** is a student, and sometimes videoblogger – you can see her daily Advent Calendar podcast every year in December.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW139 Little Wonders 6 - A Little Laughter; *The Girl With The Piccolo*, by Charity Tahmaseb
* CW164 Amicae Aeternum, by Ellen Klages; read by Rikki LaCoste, Isis LaCoste and Fiona “Princess Scientist” Van Verth
	+ CW189 Staff Pick 2015 – Amicae Aeternum, by Ellen Klages
Maria Dahvana Headley

**Maria Dahvana Headley** is the New York Times-bestselling author and editor of *Magonia*, *Queen of Kings*, *The Year of Yes*, and with Kat Howard, *The End of the Sentence*.

With Neil Gaiman, she is the editor of the anthology *Unnatural Creatures*. *Aerie*, the sequel to Magonia, is upcoming in September from HarperCollins, and in 2017 her Beowulf adaptation, *The Mere Wife* will be published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux. Her Nebula and Shirley Jackson Award-nominated short fiction has been anthologized in many year’s bests. Her work has been supported by The MacDowell Colony, and Arte Studio Ginestrelle, among others.

Maria's story The Cellar Dweller was read by Tina Connolly for PodCastle episode 407.
Nicola Seaton-Clark

**Nicola Seaton-Clark** has worked professionally as an actress for over fifteen years in TV, film and radio. She started her career as a jazz singer and later a singer in a rock band. Her voice-over experience includes TV and radio advertising, singing jingles, film dubbing and synchronization, training videos, corporate films, animation, and Interactive Voice Response for telephone menus. She is also a qualified TEFL teacher and has extensive experience as a vocal coach specializing in South African, Australian and New Zealand accents.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP534 Joolie & Irdl, by Sandy Parsons
* EP543 Rock, Paper, Scissors, Love, Death, by Caroline M. Yoachim
Mae Heaney

**Mae Heaney** is originally from Manila, Philippines and currently lives in Melbourne, Australia with her Irish husband and 2 young children. She is an IT professional who once briefly dabbled in theater, loves to cook, bake and exercise! Her blogcelticpinaymom.blogspot.com badly needs updating, she said she will try in between nappy changes while on maternity leave. And yes she still believes in the aswang!

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP480 Servant of the Aswang, by Samuel Marzioli
* PP492 The Fisher Queen, by Alyssa Wong
	+ PP492a The Fisher Queen (replay - recognizing the author's nomination for the inaugural Eugie Foster Award)
* PP563 Flash on the Borderlands XXXIX: Teratology, by Cassandra Khaw
Roberto Suarez

**Roberto Suarez** lives in Portland, Oregon. By day he works as a community college student advocate and recruiter. By night he geeks out on all things fantasy and science fiction, comic books and board games. He produces and co-hosts “A Pod of Casts: The Game of Thrones Podcast” and is a proud monthly supporter of all “Escape Artists” productions. Roberto is a father of four younglings being raised in The Ways of The Force and is married to Barbara, his Sun and Stars.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP328 Surviving the eBookalypse, by Randy Henderson
* EP532 Saints, Beasts and Zombies, by Gary Kloster
* EP557 Impossibility Crow, by Remy Nakamura

Pseudopod

* PP290 The American Dead, by Jay Lake
* PP431 Twitcher, by David Tallerman
* PP411 Flash On The Borderlands XXIII: Grief: *Sanctuary* by Steve Calvert

PodCastle

* PCMini069 Wolves, by José Luis Zárate
* PC276 Juan Caceres in the Zapetero’s Workshop, by Derek Künsken
* PCMini075 Doctor Diablo Goes Through The Motions, by Saladin Ahmed
* PC330 DRINK ME (A Flash Fiction Extravaganza): *Behemoth Brewing and Distribution Company*, by Tim Pratt (with full cast)
* PC334 Giant Episode: The Quartermaster Returns, by Ysabeau S. Wilce
* PC435 Bilingual, or Mouth to Mouth, by Lisa M. Bradley

Cast of Wonders

* CW240 Artemis Rising 3 - Cross the Street, by Marie Vibbert
Robert A. Heinlein

**Robert Anson Heinlein** (July 7, 1907 – May 8, 1988) was an American science-fiction writer. Often called the "dean of science fiction writers", his controversial works continue to have an influential effect on the genre.

Heinlein became one of the first science-fiction writers to break into mainstream magazines such as *The Saturday Evening Post* in the late 1940s. He was one of the best-selling science-fiction novelists for many decades, and he, Isaac Asimov, and Arthur C. Clarke are often considered the "Big Three" of science fiction authors.

Heinlein was named the first Science Fiction Writers Grand Master in 1974. He won Hugo Awards for four of his novels; in addition, fifty years after publication, five of his works were awarded "Retro Hugos"—awards given retrospectively for works that were published before the Hugo Awards came into existence. In his fiction, Heinlein coined terms that have become part of the English language, including "grok", "waldo", and "speculative fiction", as well as popularizing existing terms like "TANSTAAFL", "pay it forward", and "space marine".

## Work on Escape Artists

* EP200 All You Zombies, read by Steve Eley
Michelle Ann King

**Michelle Ann King** writes science fiction, fantasy and horror from her kitchen table in Essex, England. Her work has appeared in various venues and anthologies, including Strange Horizons, Daily Science Fiction, and Unidentified Funny Objects 2. She loves zombies, Las Vegas, and good Scotch whisky, not necessarily in that order. Her short stories are being collected in the Transient Tales series, and she is currently at work on a paranormal crime novel.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC370 Congratulations On Your Apotheosis, read by Christiana Ellis
* PC403 Send In the Ninjas, read by Christiana Ellis
R. G. Ziemer

**R. G. Ziemer** was born on the South Side of Chicago. He has taught English, worked construction, and never stopped writing. He presently teaches composition at the College of DuPage and is working to complete a YA novel, The Ghost of Jamie McVay. His poetry has recently appeared in the journals Prairie Light Review and Rivulets.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW251 Little Wonders 12 - The Unexpected: *The Finder,* read by Jonathan Chaffin
Michelle Ristuccia

**Michelle Ristuccia** enjoys slowing down time in the middle of the night to read and review speculative fiction, because sleeping offspring are the best motivation. You can find out more about her writing and her rabid love of science fiction and fantasy at her website, stalk her on Twitter, or read her reviews at Tangent Online.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW105 Black Hole Sun, by Alethea Kontis
* CW161 The Rum Cake Runner, by Jessi Cole Jackson
* CW199 Leapling, by Nicole Feldringer
Laura Anne Gilman

**Laura Anne Gilman** started her career in publishing as an editorial assistant in New York City. After publishing several short stories (her first professional fiction sale was 1994 to Amazing Stories), some media tie-ins, and a job as an executive editor she published her first original novel Staying Dead, a "Cosa Nostradamus"-universe "Retrievers" book. The first book of a second series in this universe named "Paranormal Scene Investigations", Hard Magic, was published in Spring 2010, and a second should follow in Spring 2011. Flesh and Fire, the first novel in the "Vineart War" series, was released in 2009. The "Vineart War" series deviates from the urban fantasy setting of the Cosa Nostradamus books, having more of a traditional fantasy feel. Flesh and Fire was nominated for the 2009 Nebula Award for Best Novel.

She currently lives in New York City, where she also runs d.y.m.k. Productions.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP012 Clean Up Your Room!, read by Mur Lafferty
* EP316 Site Fourteen, read by Mat Weller

PodCastle

* PC237 Crossroads, read by Malcolm Charles
Philippa Ballantine

Born in Wellington, New Zealand, Philippa has always had her head in a book. For this she blames her father who thought *Lord of the Rings* was suitable bedtime reading for an eight year old. At the age of thirteen she began writing fantasy stories for herself.

She first earned a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Political Science and then a Bachelor of Applied Science in Library and Information Science. So soon enough she found herself working in the magical world of libraries where she stayed for over a decade.

Her first professional sale was in 1997, and since then she has gone on to produce mostly novel length fiction. In 2006 she became New Zealand’s first podcast novelist, and her podcasts have won both a Parsec Award and a Sir Julius Vogel award.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP179 Arties Aren't Stupid, by Jeremiah Tolbert
* EP360 Follow That Cathedral! by Gareth Owens

Pseudopod

* PP195 The Engine of Desire, by Livia Llewellyn
* PP235 Flash on the Borderlands VIII – Warped Love
* PP264 A Study In Flesh And Mind, by Liz Argall
Izzy Wasserstein

**Izzy Wasserstein** teaches writing and literature at a midwestern university and writes poetry and fiction. Her work has appeared in GlitterShip, Prairie Schooner, Crab Orchard Review and elsewhere. She shares a home with her spouse and their animal companions. She’s a graduate of Clarion West and likes to slowly run long distances.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP588 Artemis Rising 4: The Good Mothers’ Home for Wayward Girls, read by Tatiana Grey
Nathan Hillstrom

**Nathan Hillstrom** has a sad but overwritten backstory involving computer science, a first career on Wall Street, and ruinous sashimi cravings. He now lives and writes in beautiful Southern California. His fiction has appeared in Asimov’s, Interzone, Compelling SF, and elsewhere. Nathan is a graduate of the 2015 Clarion Writers’ Workshop.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW274 Won’t You Please Give One of These Species-Planets a Second Chance?, read by Chris Williams
Premee Mohamed

**Premee Mohamed** is an Indo-Caribbean scientist and spec fic writer based in Canada. Her work has been published by Nightmare Magazine, Martian Migraine Press, Third Flatiron Press, and others.

She tries to post thoughts and discussions on her website, www.premeemohamed.com , so she will be writing a bit about this story as well as upcoming stories and any novel news there. And she would like to assure you that she survived the encounter with the creature in the grey shirt in the author photo.

Says Premee: “I’ll probably talk about this a bit on my website, but the entire story was inspired by the poster in the room where Death first begins his vigil of Whittaker, the teenage rebel. The poster was in turn inspired by a Tumblr thread I once saw about sleepy punks. I kept thinking about a city abandoned and overrun, and the only people left are, basically, punks too: exhausted but still fighting, people who trust each other and whose trust forms the basis of this story.”

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP555 Four Hours of a Revolution, read by Ian Stuart
Rajiv Moté

**Rajiv Moté** is a writer living in Chicago who moonlights as a software engineering manager. He completed certificates in creative writing at both Northwestern University and the University of Chicago, and has fiction published in Unlikely Story: The Journal of Unlikely Observances. He takes perverse glee in whittling down word count and killing his darlings. His daughter and wife star in his personal cast of wonders. He’s on WordPress and Twitter as @RajivMote, which is a continuing source of puzzlement and shame.

## Work on Escape Artists

Cast of Wonders

* CW242 Little Wonders 11 - Flash Fiction Contest Finalists: *Remember the Ifrit*, read by John Chu
Michael Buckley

**Mike Buckley**’s fiction has appeared in The Best American Non-Required Reading 2003, The Southern California Review, and numerous times in The Alaska Quarterly Review.  His science fiction has appeared in Clarkesworld (in a story read by Cast of Wonders’ Marguerite Kenner), Pravic, and is forthcoming from Abyss and Apex. He is currently working on a Transhumanist murder mystery novel.  He has been nominated for various awards, and his debut short story collection, Miniature Men,was released in 2011.   He is a practicing Creative Futurist, using science fiction storytelling to improve corporate and government policy.  He is also an instructor with the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program, and regularly teaches workshops on science fiction and short story.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP530 City in the Wound, read by Barry Haworth
M. R. James

**Montague Rhodes James** OM FBA (1 August 1862 – 12 June 1936), who used the publication name M. R. James, was an English author, medievalist scholar and provost of King's College, Cambridge (1905–18), and of Eton College (1918–36).

Though James's work as a medievalist is still highly regarded, he is best remembered for his ghost stories, which are regarded as among the best in the genre. James redefined the ghost story for the new century by abandoning many of the formal Gothic clichés of his predecessors and using more realistic contemporary settings. However, James's protagonists and plots tend to reflect his own antiquarian interests. Accordingly, he is known as the originator of the "antiquarian ghost story".

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP275 Wailing Well, read by David Moore

Cast of Wonders

* CW172 A School Story, read by Alasdair Stuart
	+ CW186 2015 Staff Pick — A School Story, read by Alasdair Stuart
Nicolas Escobar

**Nicolas Escobar** is a Registered Nurse in Seattle Washington. When he’s not working the night shift he’s at home with his wonderful wife Emily. He developed a passion for writing after attending a meeting of “The Notion Club” run by Professor Will Mari of Northwest University. Nicolas believes in spooks and thinks you should too. He is currently working on a horror novel called THE EMPEROR OF SEATTLE, which should be out in December 2016.

## Work on Escape Artists

Pseudopod

* PP491 The Second Act, read by John Meagher
Megan Chaudhuri

**Megan Chaudhuri** is a toxicologist by training and a writer by inclination. She lives outside of Seattle with one husband and two cats. Her fiction has appeared in Analog, Crossed Genres, and Futuristica, among other places.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP568 Artemis Rising 3 - Dr. Mbalu and the Butcher's Daughter, read by Laurice White
Norm Sherman

**Norm Sherman** is the multi-talented master of all things weird and wonderful. In addition to founding, hosting, and producing the Drabblecast, hosting and co-editing Escape Pod, and creating his own original music, he also runs a non-profit organization.

## Work On Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP140 Astromonkeys!, by Tony Frazier
* EP209 On the Eyeball Floor, by Tina Connolly
* EP201 Harry The Crow, by John Kratman
* EP286 The '76 Goldwater Dime, by John Medaille
* EP400 Rescue Party, by Arthur C. Clarke
* EP420 The Shunned Trailer, by Esther Friesner
* EP426 Flash Fiction Special: *Life Sentence*, by Ben Hallert
* EP453 The Grotto of the Dancing Deer, by Clifford Simak
* EP487 New Folks' Home, by Clifford Simak
* EP511 The Lone and Level Sands, by Marco Panessa

Pseudopod

* PP484 Flash on the Borderlands XXXI: WEIRD SCIENCE HORROR!: *The Stainless Steel Leech,* by Roger Zelazny
* PP500 A Bit of the Dark World, by Fritz Leiber

PodCastle

* PC101 Kristin, with Caprice, by Alan Smale
* PC120 Some Zombie Contingency Plans (fixed), by Kelly Link
* PC126 Creature, by Ramsey Shehadeh
* PC157 As Below, So Above, by Ferret Steinmetz
* PCBonus The Alphabet Quartet (A Primer)
* PC176 Middle Aged Weirdo in a Cadillac, by George R. Galuschak
* PC200 In The Stacks, by Scott Lynch (read with a full cast)
* PC232 Skulls in the Stars, by Robert E. Howard
* PC306 Flash Fiction Special – Tales of Strange Inspiraiton: *Ten Cigars,* by C.S.E. Cooney (read with a full cast)
* PC335 The Gorgon, by Clark Ashton Smith
* PC417 Archibald Defeats the Churlish Shark-Gods, by Benjamin Blattberg
* PC516b Best of PodCastle #4: In the Stacks, by Scott Lynch (read by a full cast)

Cast of Wonders

* CW104 Captain Cleveland Grackle’s Galactic Cabaret vs. The Goblins of Vishnu 6, by Jamieson Ridenhour
	+ CW152 Staff Pick 2014 – Captain Cleveland Grackle’s Galactic Cabaret vs. The Goblins of Vishnu 6
* CW77 The Long Cut, by Tom Howard
Martha Wells

**Martha Wells** has written well over a dozen fantasy novels, including the Books of the Raksura series (*The Cloud Roads*, *The Serpent Sea*, *The Siren Depths*, *Stories of the Raksura Vol. I*, *Stories of the Raksura vol. II*), *The Wizard Hunters*, *Wheel of the Infinite*, and the Nebula-nominated *The Death of the Necromancer*, as well as YA fantasies, short stories, and non-fiction. She has had stories in Black Gate, Realms of Fantasy, Stargate Magazine, Lightspeed Magazine, and in the anthologies Elemental, Tales of the Emerald Serpent, and The Other Half of theSky. She has also written the media-tie-ins, Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary, Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement, and Star Wars: Razor’s Edge.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC400 Night at the Opera read by a special full cast: Wilson Fowlie, Rish Outfield, M.K. Hobson, Tina Connolly, Graeme Dunlop, Dave Thompson, Big Anklevich and Kevin Powe
Loreen Heneghan

**Loreen Heneghan** lives in Oregon with her husband and infant daughter. They have a very small house in the shadow of an enormous sweetgum tree.She began writing stories at the age of three, but took a couple of decades off to gain life experience before trying to make a name for herself.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PCMini001 Stone Born, read by Sam Ferree
P. M. Butler

**Pete M. Butler** is a writer from Pittsburgh. He penned the popular Squonk stories that began on Escape Pod and found their way to PodCastle.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP070 Squonk the Dragon, read by Stephen Eley, & Anna Eley
* EP109 Squonk the Apprentice, read by Stephen Eley, & Anna Eley

PodCastle

* PC124 Squonk and the Horde of Apprentices, read by Wilson Fowlie
* PC212 Squonk and the Lake Monster, read by Wilson Fowlie
L. D. Lewis

**L. D. Lewis** is a coffee enthusiast and writer of SFF primarily centering Black women and femmes in extraordinary worlds and with extraordinary power. She also serves as Art Director for FIYAH Literary Magazine for Black Speculative Fiction. Her novella A RUIN OF SHADOWS was published in April 2018 by Dancing Star Press, and she was awarded the 2017 Working-Class Writers Grant by the Speculative Literature Foundation. She lives in Florida, on deadline, and under the judgmental gaze of her cat, Gustavo.

## Work on Escape Artists

PodCastle

* PC529 Chesirah, read by Stephanie Malia Morris
Nino Cipri

**Nino Cipri** is a queer and genderqueer writer living in Chicago. Their writing has been published in Tor.com, Fireside Fiction, Crossed Genres, Daily Science Fiction, and other fine publications. A multidisciplinary artist, Nino has also written plays, essays, and radio features, and has performed as a dancer, actor, and puppeteer. They currently work as a bicycle mechanic, freelance writer, and occasional rabblerouser.

Nino's story Opals and Clay was read by The Word Whore for PodCastle episode 402 during the second Artemis Rising event.
Rachael K. Jones

**Rachael K. Jones** is a science fiction and fantasy author, and former editor of PodCastle.

Her fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in *Lightspeed, Accessing the Future*, *Strange Horizons*, *PodCastle*, *Escape Pod*, *Cast of Wonders*, the *Drabblecast*, *Intergalactic Medicine Show*, *Crossed Genres*, *Daily Science Fiction*, and *Penumbra*.

She has a degree in English and is currently pursuing a second degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She lives in Athens, GA with her husband and perpetual alpha reader, Jason.

## Work on Escape Artists

### Writing

Escape Pod

* EP472 The Mercy of Theseus, read by Dave Thompson
* EP586 The 1st Annual Lunar Biathlon, read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali

Pseudopod

* PP532 Artemis Rising 3 - Flash on the Borderlands XXXVI - Artemis Rising Showcase: *When First He Laid Eyes*, read by Tatiana Grey

PodCastle

* PCMini080 Days of Rain, read by Cat Rambo
* PC345 Makeisha In Time, read by K. Tempest Bradford
* PC350 Who Binds and Looses the World With Her Hands, read by Marguerite Croft
* PC458 Artemis Rising 3 - Home Is A House That Loves You, read by Kate Baker
* PCMini98 Traveling Mercies, read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali
* PC493 The Fall Shall Further the Flight In Me, read by Tina Connolly
* PC516d Best of PodCastle #2: Makeisha In Time, read by K. Tempest Bradford

Cast of Wonders

* CW176 Makeisha in Time, read by Laurice White
* CW184 Wine for Witches, Milk for Saints, read by Kevin M. Hayes
* CW216 Banned Books Week: This Story Begins With You, read by Jen R. Albert
* CW219 Dinovember! Dinosaur Dreams in Infinite Measure, read by Dani Daly
* CW237 Little Wonders 10 - Flash Fiction Contest Winners: *More Than Machines Will Fall to Rust*, read by Katherine Inskip
* CW281 Little Wonders 16 - Siblings in Space: *Houston, Houston, Do You Read James Tiptree?*, read by Marguerite Kenner
* CW330 Dinovember! - The Raptor Snatchers, read by Kara Grace (also as CW341, a Staff Pick)

### Narrating

Escape Pod

* EP494 The Retgun by Tim Pratt

Pseudopod

* PP510 Falling Under, Through the Dark, by Damien Angelica Walters

PodCastle

* PCMini085 So Inflamed, I Have Left, by Anaea Lay
* PC413 This Is Not A Wardrobe Door, by A. Merc Rustad (with a full cast)
* PC414 The Men From Narrow Houses, by A.C. Wise

Cast of Wonders

* CW183 Hat Trick, by Beth Cato
* CW236 Beats, by Brent C. Smith
Melissa Bugaj

**Melissa Bugaj** is the proud mom of a nine-year-old boy and seven-year-old girl. She is a special educator in her sixteenth year of teaching.

Mel has taught all grade levels from preschool to grade five in both general and special education. This past year, however, she left the world of elementary school to teach Special Education in a High School Conceptual Physics and Chemistry class. She survived her first year of being the shortest person in the classroom and was enthusiastic to get back to teaching velocity, gravity and atoms for the 2014-2015 school year.

In her “free time,” she co-produces a children’s story podcast with her techie husband called Night Light Stories and writes a blog about the silly antics of her family called According To Mags.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP473 Soft Currency, by Seth Gordon

Pseudopod

* PP271 Flash on the Borderlands X - Demonica: *Annotations* by Brady Golden; read by David Michel & **Melissa Bugaj**

PodCastle

* PCMini045 When Shakko Did Not Lie, by Eugie Foster
* PC108 The Goats are Going Places, by Tina Connolly

Cast of Wonders

* CW93 Little Wonders 2 *Golly*, by Laura DeHaan
* CW124 Old People Rules, by Holly Schofield
* CW162 Sister Winter, by Jenni Moody
Matt Haynes

**Matt Haynes** is the artistic director of **The Pulp Stage Theatre company** in Portland, Oregon. The company premiered **BOX: A Live Science Fiction Trilogy** co-authored by Matt and acclaimed speculative fiction writer **Tina Connolly**.

## Work on Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP431 The Golden Glass, by Gary Kloster

Pseudopod

* PP417 The Blistering, by Johnnie Alward
Roger Zelazny

**Roger Zelazny** (1937 – 1995) was an American poet and writer of fantasy and science fiction short stories and novels, best known for *The Chronicles of Amber*. He won the Nebula award three times and the Hugo award six times. He has a crustacean named after him!

Many thanks to Trent Zelazny for working with us to share *The Stainless Steel Leech* with you. While you’re in the mood for fiction, check out some of his work. We recommend starting with his excellent collection “The Day the Leash Gave Way and Other Stories“.

## Work On Escape Artists

Escape Pod

* EP437 A Rose for Ecclesiastes, read by Pete Milan

Pseudopod

* PP484 Flash on the Borderlands  XXXI: WEIRD SCIENCE HORROR!: *The Stainless Steel Leech,* read by Norm Sherman
* PP488 A Thing of Terrible Beauty, read by Ben Kohanski

Cast of Wonders

* CW222 The George Business, read by a full cast: Wilson Fowlie, Phil Lunt, Cheyenne Wright