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Three live stories from Anthony Elmore. Hear how he conjures Lego-building powers some would consider...unnatural, how a single song changed a lonely teen's world, and how he was simultaneously in the spotlight, and on the chopping block.

"Face of Many Beasts" is an episode of the anthology audio horror series "Thorn Creek." It tells the story of Elizabeth, a young girl living in a puritanical village. At the age of 10, she witnesses a goat give birth to an offspring with three heads. Fearing it is an omen, her mother and father discard the creature in a river and swear her to secrecy. Years later, now 18, Elizabeth is betrothed to Jeremiah, a 40-year old polygamist landowner as part of a deal struck with her mother and father. She confides in her best friend, Sarah, that she would much rather flee the village than go through with the next day's wedding. Sarah jokingly suggests that she fake demonic possession in order to get out of it. Elizabeth wanders into the woods where she comes upon a now fully grown three-headed goat. She gets lost following the creature until Sarah finds her and takes her back home. The next day, the village gathers in the church for the wedding. Sarah accuses Elizabeth of being a witch, having seen her summon a three-headed creature in the woods. When Elizabeth claims it was just a goat born in the family barn years ago, her parents deny the story. Suddenly, Jeremiah collapses. The priest and various townspeople are absorbed into him through touch and the growing chunk of flesh and bone morphs into a hideous beast. Elizabeth runs home and hides in the barn, where the morphed beast finds her. She shoots the monster with her father's rifle. Elizabeth flees into the woods, and once again, finds the three-headed goat, whom she realizes is just a peaceful creature. She decides to follow the river, leaving the village behind into an uncertain future.

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This is the story of Dr. Alyss Carroll and her best friend Jemma Corazón. A vampire doctor and a chef/artist/paranormal investigator who will need to combine their skills to find Alyss the cure she needs. Blood+Work is a show about science versus superstition. Set in a world where after nightfall werewolves, weirdos and the occasional selkie walk the streets of Austin, Texas. They drink in the bars on 6th street, they prey on the innocent in the streets and haunt the dormitories and laboratories of the university. By the end of the first story arc Alyss and Jemma will make an agreement with the Vampire hierarchy that will allow them to live in the everyday world while investigating the paranormal world in hopes of finding a treatment for Alyss’ condition.

Find out more at bloodworkpodcast.com.

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We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

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A maiden, on the night of a full winter moon, before her wedding, tries her hand at casting a spell to learn about her fate and comes face to face with the archetypes of her future selves ...well sort of ...and lessons are learned all around.

Learn more at www.atlantareclamationstudios.com

We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

Binge on all of our audio shows at atlantafringe.org/fringe-audio or wherever you enjoy podcasts.

We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

Binge on all of our audio shows at atlantafringe.org/fringe-audio or wherever you enjoy podcasts.

A storytelling podcast so unique, so bizarre, so surprising, it can only be described with one word: Unexpected. Written, produced, and directed by an ensemble cast of professional and amateur actors from across the United States (and beyond), The Unexpected casts a light on the dark corners of the storytelling podcast realm, bringing you unique and slightly unhinged tales across many genres of horror, fantasy, and the macabre.

You can find the transcript at: https://www.theunexpectedpodcast.com/_files/ugd/dfb17d_fd3dca2e7bf1433bad8ca8195fdbb4dd.pdf?index=true

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Santa is missing on Christmas Eve. Could the greedy department store mogul, Ebenezer J Grinch, have kidnapped Santa? Wise-cracking gumshoe Nick Flebber is hired by Tweedle, one of Santa's elves to find Santa and get him back in time for Christmas. Nick and Tweedle are magically whisked off to the North Pole to investigate. That's where Nick finds an added incentive to solve the case - Santa's beautiful daughter Sandra Claus. Delightful comic noir loaded with Christmas puns and silly fun.

Find out more at The Studio at 620.

We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

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Steamboat Willie, the iconic cartoon that launched Disney’s empire, has entered the public domain. He’s also been MURDERED! Ryan and Brooke, lifelong cartoon fans with unfulfilling day jobs, take it upon themselves to solve this unsolvable case of mouseslaughter – and their investigation will take them into a sordid, strange world of two-dimensional two-timing, cartoonish corruption, and monochrome mystery.They’ll encounter public domain figures with a potential axe to grind with Steamboat Willie, from Captain Pete to Tigger to the mythical Hercules himself. What happens to a character when they enter the public domain? What does it mean to be an intellectual property? And how could any of this be worth killing someone over? The answers may shake Ryan and Brooke’s faith in cartoons, authorship, and the public domain itself.

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The play opens at the funeral of Marge's husband of many years. His cheating leaves her bitter and as the preacher expounds on the dead man's virtues, Marge explodes with laughter and loud, inappropriate commentary. Her grown daughter and son are mortified at her outbursts. Turns out no one in the extended family liked him either, and their views come out in the gathering afterward in the family home. Neighbor Rose arrives with recipes and a lot more for Marge, and the double entendres fly. Lots of fun with family dynamics and the revenge of a woman scorned.

You can find out more at The Studio at 620. 

We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

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The day before his untimely and mysterious death, the now-famed author Edgar Allan Poe meets a mysterious figure to whom Poe recounts a haunting tale - that of two intertwining narratives spanning back to his youth. The first is one of love, bliss, grief, and guilt, while the second narrative is one of despair, horror, and supernatural suspense. The twin narratives converge in a disturbing climax that leaves you wondering ... just "who" is truly doing the haunting.

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We would like to thank our Atlanta Fringe Audio sponsor Could Be Pretty Cool, a production company whose mission is to inspire community building through the arts. 

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