Different Worlds, Different Skins, Volume 2 November 23rd, 2010
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AD 025 – The Beast in the Rain November 17th, 2010
“The Beast in the Rain” appeared in the fiction anthology Different Worlds, Different Skins, which featured fiction of human/anthro interactions. Besides giving some nice back-story on genetic-engineered races and their relationship to humanity, the story also has some gripping and moving drama. It was on another stormy night like this one where Shane lost Becky, now he’s forced to confront all those memories and unresolved feelings once again.
“The Beast in the Rain” by Sean Silva
Read by Chris Hvidsten of the Outcast Novel Podcast
Music cues by Infinity Squared
Other links mentioned in the intro:Â The Furry Writers Guild
AD 024 – The Stars are Wrong (part two) October 28th, 2010
We conclude October’s spooky stories with the continuation of Kevin Frane’s “The Stars are Wrong” In this part, Randolph Brightfield struggles against the changes stealing over his world in the night and the sinister forces behind them.
“The Stars are Wrong” (part two) by Kevin Frane
Read by Peter Katt
Music cues by Infinity Squared
“The Stars are Wrong” appeared in the fiction anthology Alone in the Dark. If you liked this story, you may be interested in that book.
AD 023 – The Stars are Wrong (part one) October 22nd, 2010
We continue our offerings for October with another spooky story. This work of speculative fiction by Kevin Frane would be right at home on “The Twilight Zone.†It’s a two-parter with a nice slow build-up and burn.
“The Stars are Wrong” (part one) by Kevin Frane
Read by Peter Katt
Music cues by Infinity Squared
“The Stars are Wrong†appeared in the fiction anthology Alone in the Dark. If you liked this story, you may be interested in that book.
AD 022 – The Cuteness That Came to Asgarth October 17th, 2010
Now that we’re halfway through October, we have another Halloween story. This is the second of Simon Barber’s H. P. Lushcraft tales to have appeared here, which are loving comedic homages to the milieu of H. P. Lovecraft. The story mixes wry dark humor with horror elements, as well as some romance this time.
“The Cuteness That Came to Asgarth” by Simon Barber
Read by Peter Katt
Music cues by Infinity Squared
“The Cuteness That Came to Asgarth” appeared in the fiction anthology Alone in the Dark. If you liked this story, you may be interested in that book.