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Story by H.P. Lovecraft, read by Julie HoversonCover art by Brett CoulstockMusic by Kevin MacLeod In Ulthar (one of Lovecraft's fantasy lands), no man may kill a cat - and this is why .   (Keep in mind, these stories were recorded when Julie was still learning how to mix and work with audio - so the sound quality may be a little ... patchy.)

Story by H.P. Lovecraft, read by Julie HoversonCover art by Brett CoulstockMusic by Kevin MacLeod Some people really should not dabble in science, for success can be more devestating than failure.   (Keep in mind, these stories were recorded when Julie was still learning how to mix and work with audio - so the sound quality may be a little ... patchy.)

In this sequel to Cry Wolf, Paul and Donna of B&B Investigations return with another case - this time hired on by the assistant to the head of Emperor Studios! Cover Art by Brett Coulstock

Story by H.P. Lovecraft, read by Julie Hoverson Cover art by Brett Coulstock Music by Kevin MacLeod Lost in a huge cave, in pitch blackness, the narrator tries to find a way back to light.   (Keep in mind, these stories were recorded when Julie was still learning how to mix and work with audio - so the sound quality may be a little ... patchy.)

What's inside the package that just appeared in the hangar bay?

The story wraps up. New yarn begins in November.

More stuff happens. :) It may still be Tuesday, but I'm falling down.  

EPISODE 50!!!!!!   Bread Overhead The Puffy Loaf Corporation takes the next "logical" step toward making their bread fluffier and lighter - perhaps even lighter than air.  With an all-star cast (check out the episode page!) Cover art by Julie Hoverson Music by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com Many thanks to Project Gutenberg and Librivox  

The raid begins, but will Lem get there in time? ________________ BIG NOTE:  After episode 6, Deadeye Kid will take a one-month hiatus so Julie can get ahead on the a few things.  I've been playing cathup and putting out fires too much recently, and need to get ahead instead before winter starts and I lose my solar energy. The next story "Taste of the Beholder" Will begin in November In October instead, I will be playing a LOT of Lovecraft stories, read by me, but mastered up in the early days of my learning curve on sound work, so enjoy them for what they are.

Perhaps it will make more sense all at once!  Or not. Here's episodes 16-20, anyway. :)

Where did Goggles end up?  And where did Dodie go?  And what will happen to Linda? Music by Project System 12  

A secret organization dedicated to fighting the Unknown finds something ... wrong in a small town. [WARNING:  some pretty darn foul language and a lot of violence in this episode - please listen with caution] Intro title and a little sound help from Glen Hallstrom Music by: Matthew Pasternakiewicz Also featuring the song "Methylchloroisothiazolinone"      by Josh Woodward (from his album "Dirty Wings") Cover Design:  Brett Coulstock   [Libsyn is havign trouble uploading the cover art right now - come over to the episode page to see it]

Uncomfortable questions for Fanshaw.  And still trying to warn the town... Cover art by Brett Coulstock

One has fallen, and one is yet to fall.  One is waking, and many have walked before, and two dangerous forces face off.... very politely. Music by Project System 12  

Julie's take on Shakespeare. Guest stars include those responsible for Lightning Bolt Theater of the Mind Edict Zero - FIS Cast Macabre Music by Kevin MacLeod Cover art by Brett Coulstock Thanx to everyone who jumped in at the last moment and recorded voices!!! Don't forget to come by the Facebook page and Friend us!!

Warning the town puts Fanshaw back in Lisette's sights.... Cover art by Brett Coulstock

Someone might die and someone else gets carried away.  A lot of rushing around and a big reveal. 

It's a castle kitchen.  Sort of.  No spoilers. ;) Many thanks (and a wink and a nod) to the fabulous M W-S!!! Cover art by Julie Hoverson and Brett Coulstock Music by Antonio Gervasoni, available on Jamendo

Heading out of town, Lem reminisces about his last encounter with Grisham...   Cover art by Brett Coulstock

This one is the correct and complete copy.  Sorry about that. The Crew of the Drake celebrates the anniversary of the end of the worst conflict in living memory - the war that broke up all cohesion in the human galaxy. On this day, the crew and passengers commemorate those who died to end the conflict, and look forward to future peace, all while trying to get back to their original plotted course. Cover art by Brett Coulstock Music by Kevin MacLeod