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Trumix.com listings available of Pseudopod Podcasts Build your own playlists with this podcast. Pseudopod 065: Doghead By Craig A. Strickland Read by Steve Anderson She felt polarized with excitement and fatigue, and her hot eyes suddenly brimmed with tears as they scanned the room, at the dusty wine bottles in the rack in the corner. At the tiny T.V. on the nightstand, at the refrigerator magnets; little cartoon pigs holding scraps of [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Why I Hate Cake By Paul Mannering Read by Alasdair Stuart We ate things on dares too. A particular favorite was the larvae of a winged beetle called the Huhu Bug. These grubs grow to about the size of your thumb and they eat dead wood so they taste almost exactly like peanut butter doesn’t. I always liked to fry mine first, [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 064: Connecting Door By Richard E. Dansky Read by George Hrab They weren’t even trying to be quiet now. The idea of keeping it down had become a joke, a sort of high-decibel sotto voce. Ian felt red rage bubbling up within him, and hammered on the door with the flat of his hand. “Come on, you assholes, cut it [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 063: The Western Front By Patrick Samphire Read by Paul Jenkins We crawled forward. My hand pressed on a face jutting from the mud. I turned away and forced myself not to vomit. A shell ruptured the earth nearby. Mud hammered over me. I bit my tongue to stop myself screaming. I rubbed the mud from my face. When I could see again, [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 62: Faith in Sips and Bites By Michael Chant Read by Ben Phillips If you are reading this, we must’ve done it. I’m going to tell as much as I can. You newspaper people will have to clean up the spelling. Going to have your work cut out for you. Make it pretty for the front page. Crazy [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Rite of Atonement By Melinda Selmys Reading and music by W. Ralph Walters She would not be able to fly, of course, but he had run the simulations carefully, had seized his achievement in the animated projections of the contact-lens computer screen that nestled against his natural eye. She would be chased to the cliff’s edge just like all the [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Review: John Carpenter’s Halloween Nothing makes us happier than seeing how far we can get from the campfire before we get scared. Horror cinema has been around almost as long as cinema itself and whether it’s Nosferatu walking jauntily through Bremen, Ellen Ripley discovering exactly how little she matters to her employers, or Laurie Strode running from the [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 061: The Keeper By Ken Goldman Read by Alasdair Stuart An intermittent brightness from above allowed Shelby a study of her captor’s lumpish face that seemed more pockmarked with each new illumination. Standing near, the man stank like raw sewage. He polished off what remained of a sandwich, licking brown grease from stubby fingers that somehow remained filthy. Shelby struggled against [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Hunan Fare By John Hayes Musical production by Toby Chappell — now available for your podcast soundtracking needs. Ask him while he’s feeling generous. Story read by Ben Phillips Pop some shrooms and get a load of this: Each night I have the same dream. I am sitting on a white donkey and a noose fashioned from strong Asian hemp [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 060: The Heart of Tu’a Halaita By Tara Kolden Read by K.J. Johnson “You are a thief,” the native translator repeated. “There are two things my people say about the tree god. The first is that no one who steals from him goes unpunished.” Heglund’s eyes narrowed. “And what is the other?” Callala looked at the dirt floor inside the priest’s hut. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: How to Grow a Man-Eating Plant By Michael A. Arnzen Read by Sheila Unwin The secret to growing a man-eating plant is the same as it is with any plant: you must enrich the soil. 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[...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 057: Tenant’s Rights By Sean Logan Read by Alasdair Stuart Albert climbed onto the shelf in his closet and lifted the hatch to the attic. He scanned his immediate surroundings for terrorists and spiders. Clear. He hoisted himself up and crawled along the stealthway to the lockbox hidden under the insulation in Sector Alpha. He removed a small baggie and [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Questions By Edward Webb Read by Ben Phillips “Name’s Claude,” he says. “You’re new.” I nod again, still looking out into the empty street near the alley. It’s bad enough that I’ve lost everything in my life – my job, my home, my family. But now a chilling realization splashes over me: I am going to [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 056: Crab Apple By Patrick Samphire Read by Rich Sigfrit “Josh.” His voice was hoarse, like he’d been shouting. “How are you doing, Dad?” I tried to stop my voice shaking. I didn’t want to seem like a kid. “Been better, been worse.” He worked his lips, as though his mouth was dry. “See, the old devil’s put his hand into my [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 055: Dead Dog By Nicholas Ozment Read by Ben Phillips Joel Coker was doing 72 in a 55, his mind re-playing the shouting match he’d had with his mistress earlier that evening, when the dog ran out in front of his car. “God Christ Almighty!” His knuckles turned white squeezing the steering wheel; his foot pumped the brake. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 054: Toothache By James Maddox Read by Ben Phillips He tongued the tooth and felt the slick little slivers that protruded from the cavities in his molar. He’d done this to himself, letting it get as bad as it was, he knew that, and he was about to end it himself as well; no Dr. Lynch needed. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 053: The Apple Tree Man By Joel Arnold Read by Ben Phillips I hope my son doesn’t notice how fidgety I’ve become. I want him to live a normal life. I want him to grow up healthy. Isn’t that the hope of every father? He takes a bite and I hear the squish of his teeth in the apple’s pulp. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Brimstone Orange By Livia Llewellyn Read by Christiana Ellis Midnight found her kneeling in grass, thick clumps of dirt all around. One by one she peeled and plucked segments of orange from its skin, then passed them between her legs. In the secret crevices of the tree, she gently tucked away the red-stained pulp. After, Cyan cradled the slender [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 052: That Old Black Magic By John R. Platt Read by George Hrab Magic and I have never exactly been what you’d call the best of friends. I’ve had plenty of opportunities over the years to try to make the relationship work. I joined a coven, did all the research, bought myself all of the accoutrements of the trade, even had business cards [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 051: Brothers By J. C. Hay Read by Richard Dansky And now he was back again, wandering through what was left of the basement of the synagogue where he had huddled with his family and neighbors. Outside in the streets was a Germany gone mad, and this had been a safe place to hide. His father had [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 050: Everyone Carries a Shadow By Stephen Gaskell Read by Paul S. Jenkins My brother’s death didn’t need to meaningless. It would be my spur to reveal the cruel practices that go for treatment in our mental institutions up and down this land. I would become a patient and expose these places from the inside. This then is the true reason for [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 049: Big Boy By Ron McGillvray Read by David Moore Peter finally came across a channel which had a video of the smoke he’d seen, rising in the air. He looked at the TV screen in wonder as flames shot out from within the smoke. Must be a doozy, he thought as he stood mesmerized in front of the TV. A [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 048: The Disciple By David Barr Kirtley Read by Matthew Wayne Selznick Professor Carlton Brose was evil, and I adored him as only a freshman can. I spent the first miserable semester at college watching him, studying the way he would flick away a cigarette butt, or how he would arch his eyebrow when he made a point. I mimicked [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 047: Akropolis By Matt Wallace Read by Phil Rossi Danneth is thirty-six and he still dreams of it. Five of them entered the Akropolis that night. It should’ve been hot, but the stone was cold when they touched it. They wandered the empty city for hours before finally making the trek up the long, steep steps. They made their way to the highest [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Psuedopod 046: The Hanging at Christmas Bridge By David E. Hilton Read by Ben Phillips A mosquito bit him promptly on the neck behind his left ear and upon giving it a good smack, George Steckholm realized with utter terror that he simply was not dreaming. He was in his car, in the heart of the night, and he was idling motionless in [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 045: Goon Job By G.W. Thomas Read by Ben Phillips “I’m just here for the book,” I said, impatient to get my hands on it again. “Of course, you are. Mr. Telford told me you knew quite a bit about this book yourself. Please, sit.” That should have been my first clue. Book renters don’t share the eldritch secrets they pull from [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 044: Stockholm Syndrome By David Tallerman Read by Cheyenne Wright Billy, he was first generation through and through. I don’t know what his story was, but when he turned up about two weeks ago he was wearing a suit, a real nice suit, he even still had a carnation in his buttonhole. I don’t know, maybe they was [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 043: Everything Is Better with Zombies By Hannah Wolf Bowen Read by Mur Lafferty “You don’t know that she’s a zombie,” Lion says as we walk our bikes back up Salt Hill. The side that sweeps down to the cemetery is steep and we’ve no momentum to carry us up. Instead, we’ll trudge to the top of the hill and remount [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 042: Full Moon Over 1600 By Christopher Michael Cummings Read by Rick Stringer Suddenly someone shoves a baby at him for a photo op; reflexively, the President hauls the chubby little kid into the air, making a funny face at him. The baby’s eyes flash amber in the morning light as he coos, then clamps down on the President’s nose with a [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 041: Fingerbones Hung Like Mobiles By Paul Jessup Read by Jared Axelrod “These woods are filled with spirits,” she said, “Not like the spirits of the dead. Older spirits. My grandma told me about them. She said that once these spirits used to help people, they were noble and good. And then people stopped praying to them. Stopped giving [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 037: We Are All Very Lively By Richard A. Becker Read by Cheyenne Wright The really big cities had already been given the military treatment anyway, and that was mostly just plain stupid. Hallelujah, we used fuel-air explosives on the things! Nuked ‘em! Genius! We destroyed ourselves to save ourselves, and if only they’d completely vaporized the targets it [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 036: Liberation By Kevin Anderson Read by Mur Lafferty It had the characteristics of a spider but looked more like some underwater creature – a mutated octopus or alien squid. The arachnid’s legs were thick like tentacles, splayed out on a chalky porcelain table. Pools of blood spotted the off-white surface and a pair of forceps [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 035: Locked Doors By Stephanie Burgis Read by Grant Baciocco There’s a frozen moment. Then Tyler throws himself against the door, just as the heavy body on the other side hurls itself at the wood. The bolt shifts another centimeter. “No!” Tyler shoves the bolt with all his strength and hears it click back into locked position. He collapses, sliding down [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 034: Bliss By James Michael White Read by Mur Lafferty He evaluated her for two months. Came from a well-to-do family. High marks in school. Brief modeling career that seemed destined never to rise above pinup calendars, low-circulation fashion magazines and catalogues. A history of self mutilation that went back to nineteen. Then, it had been called attempted suicide, [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod Promo! Our editor Ben Phillips put together this fast-paced and gripping piece of work. Feel free to use it in all of your podcasts, breakfast cereals, and dimensional intrusions. Enjoy. Download Pseudopod Promo Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 033: The Sounds That Come After Screaming By Ian CreaseyRead by Nick PopioThe alchemists just did their job; they had no personal spite, and they understood the limits of their human material. She — whoever she was — had no such dispassion. At first she barely understood the apparatus, and turned dials at random to see how I reacted. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 032: Stitching Time By Stephanie Burgis Read by Mur Lafferty Some women talk to angels during their winters alone in the farmhouse. Others dance with devils, their wildest nightmares come true. When their husbands come back into the house for supper, they find their sweet, submissive brides speaking in tongues, mouthing obscenities in deep masculine voices. It takes months with [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 031: Last Respects By Dave Thompson Read by Scott Sigler But they were only stories. No one lived forever, certainly not us. I’ve read stories about the sorrows immortals suffered because of how much they had seen over their long lives. What rubbish. I would trade my mortality for their immortality in a heartbeat if it meant another day with Catherine. A [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 030: Seller’s Market By Joel Arnold Read by Matthew Wayne Selznick “You were lucky,” I say, testing her. “To find a place so easily with this guy, even in this current housing market.” Ellen nods again. I try to get her to look at me, but she won’t. “He just showed you this house. Said it’s yours if you [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 029: Light Like Knives Dragged Across the Skin By Paul Jessup Read by Ben Phillips Saw grinned. “Well, come on chicken shits, let’s keep the game going. We can’t call it quits now, we are all defined by our cards in play. So smack that shit down and let’s get going.” Saw got off on the whole thing, that much I could tell. He [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 028: Lorna By Alasdair Stuart Read by Stephen Eley She leaned closer to him, conspiratorially. Somewhere at the back of his mind, he noticed her breath didn’t smell of alcohol. “You know how most people have a job?” “Yeah?” “I have a calling.” He looked at her, his face carefully neutral. “And that is?” “I’m what [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 027: My Caroline By Matt Wallace Read by J.C. Hutchins I came home this evening to many strange little details. The darkness. Caroline’s open door. Caroline herself. The sole light in this beautifully rendered powdering room. I noticed all these things, but I really didn’t pay them any mind. Now I see Caroline’s face floating in the sink, and there is [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 026: Flat Diane By Daniel Abraham Read by Stephen Eley In the picture, Flat Diane has been taped around a wide pillar, her arms and legs bending back out of sight. A long black cloth wraps across where the eyes might be, had Ian drawn them in; a blindfold. The man who Ian doesn’t know, has never met, is caressing [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 025: Fetching Pepé By K. A. Patterson Read by Mur Lafferty In the photo he was holding a large, thick black snake. Three other large snakes encircled his neck and legs. “That’s me, Zorbo the Great, snake charmer extraordinaire! Now I am retired. No longer working for circus. I do lecture tour now. Talk to children ’bout snakes. Make them no [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 023: Civilized Monsters By Johnny Compton Read by George Hrab “You see that?” Randolph asked, referring to the dingy shard of bone within the bag. “Recognize it?” Before Kyle could answer, a thump sounded through the ceiling. Randolph looked up but kept the gun aimed at Kyle’s face. “Hanna? Is that you? It’s ten o’clock, I [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 022: Them Eyes By Nicholas Ozment Read by Stephen Eley She’s standing in the kitchen. She’s on the phone. She’s got it to her right ear, ‘cuz pulpy head-juice is runnin’ down her left ear. She’s talking into the phone. “Guess what your son-in-law did this time? He killed me.” I grab the phone out of her gore-soaked hand, slam it down [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 021: Fetal Position By Joel Arnold Read by Jason Adams And now Rudy opened the box’s lid, his fingers responding to the familiarity of his name carved carefully into the top. He lifted the dried cord from it and placed it carefully in the water. It reacted to its new environment, expanding and uncoiling in the water’s warm [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 020: What You Wish For By Stephen Dedman Read by Leann Mabry Mara looked at the pictures, and smiled as she transformed into a clone-copy of the woman. “Nice,” she said, “very nice,” then turned around and looked up at Roy from between her legs. “Is this what you had in mind?” she asked, her hands on her lovely rump, opening herself [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 015: Regis St. George By Maria Deira Read by Mur Lafferty “Lisa, Lisa, Lisa. Regis St. George hell,” he moaned. “Yeah, I sent you to hell,” I said. “Why, please, Lisa, Lisa, Lisa?” He looked at me, his crooked fingers pulling at his hair. I almost felt sorry for the little bastard. Almost. “Because that’s where you [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 014: Virginia Woods By Janni Lee Simner Read by Christiana Ellis The wind brushed her cheek — had it ever stopped? It whistled through the leaves, high and sharp, crying like an animal in pain. No, not an animal. Ice trickled down Eleanor’s spine. A child. Her child. “Virginia?” The wind continued to cry. “Virginia, where are you?” Eleanor started forward, in [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 013: Redmond’s Private Screening By Kevin J. Anderson Read by Scott Sigler Redmond laughed nervously. His face had too many freckles, his skin was too pasty, his personality too slippery. “A lot of people are trying to get into this new movie business, but not usually by killing themselves on film.” He sheathed the blade and handed the [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Famine to Feast By Stephanie Campisi Read by Stephen Eley. The boy’s face was a thick, fluid rendering of blowflies. They crusted his eyes like false lashes, and crawled around his chapped, broken lips, their shimmering wings vibrating against their fat black bodies. The boy’s stomach was distended; he looked like a spoon, with the bulging, swooping curve of his [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 012: Skinwalker: Deception By M. B. Nelson Read by Mur Lafferty. Delores took a long swallow of tea. It scalded her throat, but she didn’t care. Pain was her friend now, and physical pain at least gave her the feeling she was alive, that she still continued. The cicadas hummed, the sheep bleated to be out of [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 012: Skinwalker: Deception By M. B. Nelson Read by Mur Lafferty. Delores took a long swallow of tea. It scalded her throat, but she didn’t care. Pain was her friend now, and physical pain at least gave her the feeling she was alive, that she still continued. The cicadas hummed, the sheep bleated to be out of [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 011: Killing Jars By Matt Wallace.Read by Ben Phillips.His three judges, each face lit by two candle flames, are suspicious, and in and around them It seizes on that suspicion. It craves blood the color of their priestly robes.He lies, the divine’s voice sounds inside his own skull, though it is not him speaking. The devil that [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 009: Counting From Ten By Michael Montoure Read by JC Hutchins Jack shoved his chair back, stood, backed away, turned at the last minute and carefully did not run down the hallway to the bathroom. He walked, and raided his medicine cabinet for gauze, alcohol, tape, anything that looked useful. He came back, led Tommy over to the kitchen sink, and [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 008: Indications By Richard S. Crawford. Read by Paul Fischer (of the Balticon and ADD Casts). Most days he could forget the symptoms when he got involved in his work; but the blemish on his neck preyed on his mind all morning, through the telephone calls, reports, and staff — staph? — meetings. At one point he thought about [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 008: Indications By Richard S. Crawford. Read by Paul Fischer (of the Balticon and ADD Casts). Most days he could forget the symptoms when he got involved in his work; but the blemish on his neck preyed on his mind all morning, through the telephone calls, reports, and staff — staph? — meetings. At one point he thought about [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 007: Drawing the Moon By Janni Lee Simner.Read by Jonathan Chaffin.Once the light got in, it snaked up the walls, hundreds of little silver strands of it, and the strands wove themselves into pictures.The pictures were of his parents. They showed Andrew the night Mom and Dad had disappeared, over and over, until the hurt in his chest [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 007: Drawing the Moon By Janni Lee Simner. Read by Jonathan Chaffin. Once the light got in, it snaked up the walls, hundreds of little silver strands of it, and the strands wove themselves into pictures. The pictures were of his parents. They showed Andrew the night Mom and Dad had disappeared, over and over, until the hurt in his chest [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 006: What Dead People Are Supposed to Do By Paul E. Martens. Read by Ben Phillips. Iris said it was wrong of me to have Dad brought back from the dead to work off his debts. But I didn’t ask him to run up the balances on all those credit cards. I think a son should be entitled to inherit something from his [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 006: What Dead People Are Supposed to Do By Paul E. Martens. Read by Ben Phillips. Iris said it was wrong of me to have Dad brought back from the dead to work off his debts. But I didn’t ask him to run up the balances on all those credit cards. I think a son should be entitled to inherit something from his [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 005: Sacred Skin By Michael Stone. Read by Paul S. Jenkins (of the Rev Up Review and The Plitone Revisionist). Hodges threaded the other foot into the skin and eased it up over Heatherstone’s shins. It was a tight fit. Hodges was surprised at his master’s tolerance. He bore the scratches from the rough seams, bones and shells without complaint. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 005: Sacred Skin By Michael Stone. Read by Paul S. Jenkins (of the Rev Up Review and The Plitone Revisionist). Hodges threaded the other foot into the skin and eased it up over Heatherstone’s shins. It was a tight fit. Hodges was surprised at his master’s tolerance. He bore the scratches from the rough seams, bones and shells without complaint. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 004: Returning My Sister’s Face By Eugie Foster. Read by Stephen Eley. Mother sat bolt upright and stared at Oiwa. “Where is your face?” she cried. Oiwa reached a hand to her cheek. “I-It is at the front of my head, where it always is.” “No, only half of it,” Mother replied. She glared at me. “I pledge you to [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 004: Returning My Sister’s Face By Eugie Foster. Read by Stephen Eley. Mother sat bolt upright and stared at Oiwa. “Where is your face?” she cried. Oiwa reached a hand to her cheek. “I-It is at the front of my head, where it always is.” “No, only half of it,” Mother replied. She glared at me. “I pledge you to [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Devote Your Life to Beauty By Loreen Heneghan. Read by Mur Lafferty. We are not a cult. Don’t allow any outsider to confuse you. We are a holy order. You’ll never be asked to give up your family or friends; not for our benefit. We only want [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Devote Your Life to Beauty By Loreen Heneghan. Read by Mur Lafferty. We are not a cult. Don’t allow any outsider to confuse you. We are a holy order. You’ll never be asked to give up your family or friends; not for our benefit. We only want [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 003: Little Boy Leg Bone By Richard Warren. Read by JC Hutchins. And Myrriden watched, perched on the dresser. Jack saw him through the corner of his eye. A tall man, tall like Daddy, but his legs and arms weren’t right–long and thin, they reminded Jack of spiders. Myrriden held a flute to his lips. White, bone white. A leg bone, Jack knew [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 003: Little Boy Leg Bone By Richard Warren. Read by JC Hutchins. And Myrriden watched, perched on the dresser. Jack saw him through the corner of his eye. A tall man, tall like Daddy, but his legs and arms weren’t right–long and thin, they reminded Jack of spiders. Myrriden held a flute to his lips. White, bone white. A leg bone, Jack knew [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Your Shoes By Bev Vincent.Read by Ben Phillips. Music by Randy Garcia.My chest is heavy, hair brushes against my neck in an unfamiliar way, and my groin… Through the unaccustomed daze, a terrible comprehension floods my mind. I throw back the sheet to reveal a body I’m used to [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Your Shoes By Bev Vincent. Read by Ben Phillips. Music by Randy Garcia. My chest is heavy, hair brushes against my neck in an unfamiliar way, and my groin… Through the unaccustomed daze, a terrible comprehension floods my mind. I throw back the sheet to reveal a body I’m used to looking at from a different [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 002: Good Advice By Richard E. Dansky. Read by Matthew Wayne Selznick. “You got beaten up a lot as a kid, didn’t you?” That’s what Jerry Brower asked me, and the entire Central Carolina Writers’ Workshop burst into nervous laughter. I looked up from the short sketch I’d been reading from and turned to face my questioner. Jerry Brower sat at the [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 002: Good Advice By Richard E. Dansky. Read by Matthew Wayne Selznick. “You got beaten up a lot as a kid, didn’t you?” That’s what Jerry Brower asked me, and the entire Central Carolina Writers’ Workshop burst into nervous laughter. I looked up from the short sketch I’d been reading from and turned to face my questioner. Jerry Brower sat at the [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Waiting Up For Father By Greg van Eekhout. Read by Jonathan Chaffin, and put to music by Instant Ambient (a side project of The Secret Life). Jars line shelves like delicacies in a shop. Hands clutch brown water. Eyes and ears and tongues bob lazily in their containers. [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Flash: Waiting Up For Father By Greg van Eekhout. Read by Jonathan Chaffin, and put to music by Instant Ambient (a side project of The Secret Life). Jars line shelves like delicacies in a shop. Hands clutch brown water. Eyes and ears and tongues bob lazily in their containers. Testicles [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 001: Bag Man By Scott Sigler.Read by Ben Phillips.I swallowed. I didn’t want this to happen. I knew the game. Bag Manalways called the cops and gave them a code. He gave that same code to thevictim. Even after two years of killings, the fucking cranks were stillcalling 9-1-1, claiming the Bag Man [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website Pseudopod 001: Bag Man By Scott Sigler. Read by Ben Phillips. I swallowed. I didn’t want this to happen. I knew the game. Bag Man always called the cops and gave them a code. He gave that same code to the victim. Even after two years of killings, the fucking cranks were still calling 9-1-1, claiming the Bag Man [...] Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website