Imaginary Advice

In place of a regular episode, Ross presents five new poems. Discover the rich history of blue rectangles, take an octopus onto the streets of Cambridge, write a love letter to a telepath, all the while becoming an accessory to a series of (grossly under-appreciated) murders.

Ross takes author Joe Dunthorne to a casino.

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Ross exploits feelings of nostalgia with a poorly remembered celebration of the year 1984. Afterwards, he reads a depressing children's story about a boy who can look 180 degrees behind him.

Ross talks to author Tim Clare about how storytelling can be used in the face of nihilism. Meanwhile, Mystery Inc ends up trapped inside an HP Lovecraft story.

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After 36 episodes, the podcast finally gets around to offering some advice. Featuring guest writer Chris Hicks (McSweeneys)

Ross Sutherland explores the relationship between science and storytelling. Contains the poem 'Experiment To Determine the Existence of Love' and a new TV show pitch for Dr Brian Cox.

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Ross Sutherland tells the story of the time he accidentally became a storyline in a UK wrestling promotion.

Originally broadcast on Radio 4's Short Cuts for Falling Tree productions.

An exorcist faces the toughest case of his career in a new story by Ross Sutherland (part 2 of 2)

An exorcist faces the toughest case of his career in a new story by Ross Sutherland (part 1 of 2).

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Ross Sutherland rewrites Jerusalem, in collaboration with Golden Age of Steam and composer Matthew Kaner.

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