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Latest Episodes:

The Long Goodnight of Violet Wild (Part 2) by Catherynne M. Valente (audio) Mar 22, 2015

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Our third podcast for March is “The Long Goodnight of Violet Wild (Part 2)” written by Catherynne M. Valente and read by Kate Baker.

Cassandra by Ken Liu (audio) Mar 15, 2015

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Our second podcast for March is “Cassandra” written by Ken Liu and read by Kate Baker.

Slowly Builds An Empire by Naim Kabir (audio) Mar 02, 2015

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Our first podcast for March is “Slowly Builds An Empire” written by Naim Kabir and read by Kate Baker.

It Takes Two by Nicola Griffith (audio) Mar 01, 2015

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Our fifth podcast for February is “It Takes Two” written by Nicola Griffith and read by Marguerite Kenner. Originally published in Eclipse Three, edited by Jonathan Strahan.

The Osteomancer's Son by Greg van Eekhout (audio) Feb 27, 2015

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Our fifth podcast for February is “The Osteomancer's Son” written by Greg van Eekhout and read by Kate Baker. Originally published in Asimov’s Science Fiction, April/May 2006.

Meshed by Rich Larson (audio) Feb 21, 2015

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Our fourth podcast for February is “Meshed” written by Rich Larson and read by Kate Baker.

The Three Resurrections of Jessica Churchill by Kelly Robson (audio) Feb 16, 2015

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Our third podcast for February is “The Three Resurrections of Jessica Churchill” written by Kelly Robson and read by Kate Baker.

Indelible by Gwendolyn Clare (audio) Feb 13, 2015

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Our second podcast for February is “Indelible” written by Gwendolyn Clare and read by Kate Baker.

The Last Surviving Gondola Widow by Kristine Kathryn Rusch (audio) Feb 01, 2015

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Our first podcast for February is “The Last Surviving Gondola Widow” written by Kristine Kathryn Rusch and read by Kate Baker. This podcast was sponsored by the Clarion Writer’ Workshop.

Laika's Ghost by Karl Schroeder (audio) Jan 31, 2015

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Our ninth podcast for January is “Laika’s Ghost” written by Karl Schroeder and read by Alasdair Stuart. Originally published in Engineering Infinity, edited by Jonathan Strahan.