They were taking big chunks and shoving them in their mouths… they were like animals, and they sure as hell weren’t like us anymore—not with those eyes. One minute, U.S. Army Reserve Soldier Michael Cross is in college. The next, he’s in the middle of the zombie apocalypse. In the
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911, what’s your emergency? Hello, my daughter went to a graduation party last night, and she didn’t come home. She hasn’t been home yet. One day, eighteen-year-old Danny had a bright future
In the arcane land of Aaru, full of regal country sides and
How do you feel about paranormal activity? The Supernatural? Ghosts? Spirits? Demons?
Raise your hand if you like to watch do-it-yourself handyman shows on the DYI network and dream about finding your own amazing fixer-upper, doing the work, and then flipping it for
“The following documents and the recordings are a compilation detailing the events of the repair team sent out to Outpost Fristed in Svalbard. In the winter months, storms in Svalbard can reach
There’s always been something mysterious about the ocean. Everything from the areas too deep for us to explore to the strange creatures we are still discovering to ships that simply disappear,
“Five strangers meet in a tavern on the eve of the Ravnican New Year’s Festival. A mysterious man, a strange metal orb, and a pack of goons set the adventurers off on
What do you get when you combine Victorian London in the 1800s with spaceships and science geniuses? The audio drama podcast BRASS, that’s what. BRASS is a steampunk fantasy adventure set
“This is Stella Thomas. She doesn’t know it yet, but she is about to discover that nothing she has ever known was real. What will become of her in a cold, uncaring
Between light and dark, between rational and irrational, this is where these stories live. Gather ‘round and explore the Stories From The In Between. Stories From The In Between—originally known as
“Who is dead in the White House?” I demanded from one of the soldiers. “The president,” he said. April 15, 1865. President Lincoln is dead, and the country is in turmoil. That
Every now and then, it’s nice to have a quick, short fiction podcast to listen to. Barren, a horror podcast, is one such show. Each of the six episodes is less
There is a time and place for nonsense. Lewis Carroll, having written some of the most famous literary works of nonsense—including his “Jabberwocky” poem in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland—would likely agree.
