This story is written by John Weagly. John is a writer with a bunch of plays produced on four continents and a bunch of short stories published. Once upon a time, Locus Magazine compared his short fiction to the works of Ray Bradbury and Nina Kiriki Hoffman and called him “a new writer worth reading … Continue reading Gateways: “Sasquatch of the Stratosphere” by John Weagley. Read by John Keefe. →

This story is written by John Weagly. John is a writer with a bunch of plays produced on four continents and a bunch of short stories published. Once upon a time, Locus Magazine compared his short fiction to the works of Ray Bradbury and Nina Kiriki Hoffman and called him “a new writer worth reading … Continue reading Gateways: “Sasquatch of the Stratosphere” by John Weagley. Read by John Keefe. →

This story is written by Bill Goff. Bill has written a couple of plays, took a play writing class in college and was a part of a play writing group for a couple of years. He is currently working on two plays, a novel, and an autobiography of sorts. He tells us he writes to … Continue reading Gateways: “Fall. Rise. Repeat.” by Bill Goff. Read by Josh Ballard and Jasmin Tomlins →

This story is written by Bill Goff. Bill has written a couple of plays, took a play writing class in college and was a part of a play writing group for a couple of years. He is currently working on two plays, a novel, and an autobiography of sorts. He tells us he writes to … Continue reading Gateways: “Fall. Rise. Repeat.” by Bill Goff. Read by Josh Ballard and Jasmin Tomlins →

This story is written by Molly Southgate. Molly Southgate is 12 years old. According to her IMDB page, she has performed in 5 films, 1 industrial documentary, 9 Chicago plays, 4 Chicago stage readings, an Iron & Wine music video, multiple commercials, and she has hosted or guested on over 500 podcast episodes. Molly is … Continue reading Gateways: “The Locked Door” by Molly Southgate. Read by Kate Akerboom, Kat Evans and Alex B. Reynolds →

This story is written by Molly Southgate. Molly Southgate is 12 years old. According to her IMDB page, she has performed in 5 films, 1 industrial documentary, 9 Chicago plays, 4 Chicago stage readings, an Iron & Wine music video, multiple commercials, and she has hosted or guested on over 500 podcast episodes. Molly is … Continue reading Gateways: “The Locked Door” by Molly Southgate. Read by Kate Akerboom, Kat Evans and Alex B. Reynolds →

TRANSCRIPT: This story is written by Jessie McCarty. Jessie is a writer and aspiring power point performer for stage and screen. They were crowned bagel queen of the midwest by montreal playwright Joe Bagel. Jessie is a company member of runways lab theater and BFA of creative writing at SAIC. This is “Jupiter Rules for … Continue reading Gateways: “Jupiter Rules for Divorce ” by Jessie McCarty. Read by Jasmin Tomlins →

TRANSCRIPT: This story is written by Jessie McCarty. Jessie is a writer and aspiring power point performer for stage and screen. They were crowned bagel queen of the midwest by montreal playwright Joe Bagel. Jessie is a company member of runways lab theater and BFA of creative writing at SAIC. This is “Jupiter Rules for … Continue reading Gateways: “Jupiter Rules for Divorce ” by Jessie McCarty. Read by Jasmin Tomlins →

TRASCRIPT: This story is written by Kat Evans. Kat is busy, writing and performing all over the city. She’s written as part of Starlight Radio Dreams  (a monthly live comedy show and podcast), Our Fair City: Human Resources, The History Of Stripping (Toronto Fringe 2007), and So Much A Lady: The Story Of Annie Oakley. … Continue reading Gateways: “Numbers Game” by Kat Evans. Read by Kim Fukawa and Alex B. Reynolds →

TRASCRIPT: This story is written by Kat Evans. Kat is busy, writing and performing all over the city. She’s written as part of Starlight Radio Dreams  (a monthly live comedy show and podcast), Our Fair City: Human Resources, The History Of Stripping (Toronto Fringe 2007), and So Much A Lady: The Story Of Annie Oakley. … Continue reading Gateways: “Numbers Game” by Kat Evans. Read by Kim Fukawa and Alex B. Reynolds →