Atoms, Motion and the Void

In which Sherwin searches for some sign of Dudgeon Lurie - and attempts to recall the last chore he gave him.

In which Sean takes a turn at Sherwin's insistence and tells the story of Montminny.

In which Sherwin makes his way to Glister Hall, attempts to climb the great wall, is unshorn by a rioting crowd, and finally encounters the mysterious Hall proprietor Goodwin Sand - also known as Fortinbras, Dainty Marblehead, Pasha, and Gerald Fielder.

In which Mrs. Sleeves makes many requests of Mr. Lady - both in Lemon and on the island.

In which Sherwin hatches a foul plan to catch the girl in the sack cloth - and learns of a boy in a dirty sheet.

In which the Great Achievement is revealed - and a mysterious new person makes herself known in both dreams and reality.

What is the Great Achievement - you may wonder. Long in the making, I first noticed it during a terrible storm when I discovered I could no longer find the light switch in my cabin. It was at that moment that a fuller situation revealed itself - a situation that I soon recognized as an achievement. A Great Achievement.

Week 4 - Part the Last

"In which Sherwin and Sarah come to an understanding."

Week 3 - Part 2

"In which Sherwin and Ronald Vinegar begin to share something unexpected."

If you've listened to the Atoms, Motion & the Void podcast, you'll be on familiar ground. We are in the unusual town of Lemon, New Hampshire and strange things are afoot.

"The Bellwether Dispatch" stories center on a reenactment of a century old postcard weather report service - which reports were derived through a series of both oracular and clumsy events, and then printed on a postcard and delivered by hand to all the residents in town.

As then, so now: treasure is involved and cryptic puzzles to be solved. Real - and virtual - real postcards delivered to your home (or virtual if you prefer) can be obtained by writing Sherwin Sleeves as [email protected].

More information can be found at radioghost.com.

Week 3 - Part 1

"In which Sherwin, determined to get down into the Cottis, stumbles upon a strangeness."

If you've listened to the Atoms, Motion & the Void podcast, you'll be on familiar ground. We are in the unusual town of Lemon, New Hampshire and strange things are afoot.

"The Bellwether Dispatch" stories center on a reenactment of a century old postcard weather report service - which reports were derived through a series of both oracular and clumsy events, and then printed on a postcard and delivered by hand to all the residents in town.

As then, so now: treasure is involved and cryptic puzzles to be solved. Real - and virtual - real postcards delivered to your home (or virtual if you prefer) can be obtained by writing Sherwin Sleeves as [email protected].

More information can be found at radioghost.com.