Prose

Come embrace the cold as a companion in "Geodetic North."

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All sounds present are from Freesound.org, and come from user Pufermufin. The track is being used under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication License.

Hello and welcome to episode forty of Prose.

This week, let cold become your constant companion and join Anton, Barb, Hy, and Mack for one last adventure out near Academy Prime.

Rejoin the Quad from Primrose 33, picking back up to see what happened after Hy and Mack had an intimate moment in the flight simulator.

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All sounds present come from Freesound.org, and, indeed, they all come from the same contributor to the sit—soundathon. The tracks are being used under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication Licenses.

Lose your grip on the waking world and disappear into dreams in "The Waking World."

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All sounds present come from Freesound.org. The ocean waves come from rucisko, and the piano track comes from soundathon. The tracks are being used under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication Licenses.

Hello and welcome to episode thirty-nine of Prose.

This week, lose your grip on the waking world and disappear into dreams and rejoin the Quad from Primrose 33, picking back up to see what happened after Hy and Mack had an intimate moment in the flight simulator.

Now, for a some updates.

Firstly, thank you all so much for being understanding about the need for a hiatus. A little time away from the podcast does the stories good. Thank you a second time for being willing to come back and join me for some new adventures through the infinite realms of the imagination.

I have a lot of news to toss your way, so please do let me just get started, so we can get to the fiction…

Yes, the show will now come out every other Sunday rather than every Sunday. Hopefully, this allows me to give each story the time it deserves and to give you all the content you deserve.

Yes, I do have a Patreon plan and will begin implementing it by the month of October. Thank you for your patience.

Yes, I will finish up some multi-part stories that, as of right now, have left you all hanging.

Yes, I am accepting short fiction from authors that might like their work featured on the podcast.

Yes, the website is still in flux. There, I'll have to beg your continued patience.

Please follow the show on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, as this can help the podcast get noticed. Even more importantly, please go to iTunes and leave a rating and/or review for Prose. Ratings and reviews set this show up for continuing into the future. For easiest access to the show, subscribe using iTunes, Google Play, or whatever podcast catcher is your favorite.

Come for the update on Season 2. Stay for the reading of John Keat's "Season 2 Update and "On First Looking into Chapman's Homer."

Rejoin the Quad from Primrose 33, picking back up to see how they escaped from what seemed like certain death in their last set of adventures.

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All sounds present come from Freesound.org, and, indeed, they all come from the same contributor to the sit—editijo. The tracks are being used under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication Licenses.

Decide whether you really can live with...or without...someone in Emily Dickinson's "I cannot live with You."

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Both sounds present behind the poem come from Freesound.org. The first cello tuning sound comes from speedryce, and the melody comes from editijo. The tracks are being used under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication Licenses.

Hello and welcome to episode thirty-eight of Prose.

This week, decide whether you really can live with someone and rejoin the Quad from Primrose 33, picking back up to see how they escaped from what seemed like certain death in their last set of adventures.

The big announcement upon my returning to the USA is that the podcast will be going on a partial hiatus until the month of September. I will take these four weeks to write new tales and poetry, upgrade equipment and software, and prepare for the launch of Season 2 after producing right at 115 pieces of varying length and type over these past eight months.

By no means does this mean that the podcast is ending. In fact, the reason I can only dub this a partial hiatus is that stories and poetry will be released, just not with the same frequency. New items will still drop on Sundays, but they'll be shorter. Additionally, some midweek drops will be coming up soon, too; these will be largely made up of poetry to tide us all over until Season 2. Again, please don't unsubscribe or disappear! Content will continue to come in drips, and then we'll be back at traversing the infinite spaces of the human imagination in no time.

If you have any friends that are writers, please have them reach out to me at [email protected], as I'd love to feature more voices on the show.

Please follow the show on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, as this can help the podcast get noticed. Even more importantly, please go to iTunes and leave a rating and/or review for Prose. Ratings and reviews set this show up for continuing into the future. For easiest access to the show, subscribe using iTunes, Google Play, or whatever podcast catcher is your favorite.

Well, thanks for listening. Let's get to the tales, shall we?

This week we have "I cannot live with You" by Emily Dickinson and the third installment of "Sonbol" titled "Circumjacent."

Revel in sylvan paradise and examine the loss of love in "Lovely, Dark, and Deep."

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The music you have heard here comes from the Free Music Archive. The beginning and end of the story is "Worlds Fall Apart (Instrumental Version)" by Josh Woodward from his album Addressed to the Stars. It is being used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. The tune for the vast middle of the story is "5 Minute Meditations (album mix with Alpha Waves)" by Lee Rosevere coming from his album 5 Minute Meditations. It is being used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.