Fiction
The Lonely Songs of Laren Dorr
One moment there was only the valley, caught in twilight. The only sounds were the cries of the mourning-birds coming out for the night, and the swift rush of water in the rocky stream that cut the woods.
This month’s audio fiction is The Sometimes Child written by Caroline Yoachim and read by M. K. Hobson
This month’s audio fiction is Tenientes written by Nathaniel Williams and read by M. K. Hobson
This month’s audio fiction is The Armature of Flight written by Sharon Mock and read by Mark Bukovec
This month’s audio fiction is After the Dragon written by Sarah Monette and read by Sarah Tolbert
This month’s audio fiction is Above It All written by Carol Emshwiller and read by M. K. Hobson
Jesse Bullington’s debut novel, The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart, has caused quite the ruckus in the world of literary reviewers. In this interview, we discuss just why this might be.