Be careful which star you wish upon…
The unseelie - banished by Oberon long ago - are stirring awake, and there's one name on their poisoned lips: Nightshade.
Kesh is beginning to settle into her role as Halow's messenger, saving people from the fae with the help of Kellee, Talen, Arran, and Sot...
Five years after the Rise of the Furies, the walking dead are dying out.
Bites don't infect...but anyone who dies, turns.
Skilled outdoorsman Tom Vanicek wants a future for the two children he's protected so fiercely through five years of living hell.
Now a part of the reconstruction efforts i...
Emile Gaboriau first introduced the young police officer and detective Monsieur Lecoq in his novel L'Affaire Lerouge. He based his character on an actual thief who later became no less than the head of the Paris police -- Eugine Francois Vidocq. As a character, Lecoq would later influence Arthur Con...
Eight Monologues By B. L. C. Griffiths
Presented by Voices of Today
Benjamin Lease Crozer Griffith (1869-1900) was a American comic playwright. The pieces in this recording come from a collection entitled Plays and Monologues which was published in 1901.
Mother West Wind's Animal Friends is the first in the series of Mother West Wind books by Thornton W. Burgess. In this book, we learn about the Merry Little Breezes of Mother West Wind, are introduced to Prickly Porky, and discover that Peter Rabbit tends to get into more trouble than he should. We...
The problem the two men went out in the sailboat to talk over was simple: one was in love with the other man's wife. The solution they reached was also simple - but which one came back?
On August 5, the Coast Guard cutter Seabright put to sea at 13.30 hours, in response to information concerning t...
A man was hanged in Reading Gaol during Wilde's imprisonment there. In "The Ballad", written after his release, he tells of the horror of the event and its effect on himself and his fellow prisoners.
First published 1898, under the pseudonym C.3.3 - the number by which Wilde was known in the priso...
Eight fanciful tales from Rudyard Kipling's book of animal origin tales, which began as bedtime stories told to his daughter Essie. They are called Just So Stories because Essie would not let Kipling deviate from the tale by even one word: They had to be told "just so".
How the Whale Got His Throa...
Sophie Lyons was a “thief from the cradle”, as one Chief of Police said; at the early age of six years she had already been trained by her stepmother to be a pickpocket and a shoplifter. A beautiful child with engaging manners, she was sent out every day into the stores and among the crowds of shopp...
If you like fire-breathing giant creatures, dark elves reigning absolute and unchallenged, money-grubbing dwarves, and powerful dragons - you can find them in Transformation.
The familiar world collapsed overnight. As the Transformation progressed, disasters occurred throughout the Earth. Material...
Presented by The Online Stage
Sylvie and Bruno was the last novel completed by Lewis Carroll and was published in two parts. The first volume, which is the subject of this recording, appeared in 1889.
The story is presented by an unnamed narrator, who oscillates between two worlds: a fantasy fai...
A woman in search of her father…
A soldier in search of a future…
A journey through the maelstrom of the Russian Revolution…
Elizabeth Clarke gave her brother a silver locket to remind him of home as he left for war in June of 1917. But as the Great War ends for America, it continues on for El...
