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Exploring Relationship and Asking What Were You Thinking?

Liz Dubelman and Barbara Davilman interview Wendy Hammers, author featured in What Was I Thinking? 58 Bad Boyrfriend Stories. http://www.c2ysd.com

Episode 1: Wendy Hammers

What Was I Thinking? Radio

Something a little out of the ordinary. These excerpts come from books that can be purchased at your leisure.

Greetings from a Candle-lit Room

Cthulucakes

LibriVox volunteers bring you 16 recordings of The Meeting of the Waters by Thomas Moore. This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for November 25, 2102.

The Meeting of the Waters - Read by CAM

The Meeting of the Waters - Read by CD

The Meeting of the Waters - Read by CJ

The Meeting of the Waters - Read by CMP

The Meeting of the Waters - Read by DL

Meeting of the Waters, The by Thomas Moore (1779 - 1852)

少女简史Ⅱ：十年初恋

《芳华》：骗人，这才不是那代人的青春。

如何制造一个躁郁病人？

春雷火山

Stephen, John, and Aldo read (and rank!) the best comics Marvel Unlimited has to offer. And the rest of the comics, too!

The boys get back to that far, far away galaxy for another crack at Marvel’s Star Wars.
First, we check in with that lovable scamp Dr. Aphra to see where her adventures have gone.
Then, we tackle an unconventional (manga) adaptation of… possibly the greatest sequel ever? It’s The Empire Strikes Back, and boy does the anime aesthetic add… something.

Hot Chewie & Tsundere Leia

A bit late this week, but this discussion is worth it. We cover all things Sins of Sinister, including:
The extreme stylishness of Sinister himself
The horror of a teleporting baby
The return of the gun fired in the first act
How to make cool characters by copying other cool characters
All this, plus a spider attack and more!

Chekhov’s Juggernaut Bullet

An odd double-feature this week, covering issues of Mockingbird and Hulk. What do the characters have in common? How about deep psychological themes? Folks are into that sort of introspective storytelling nowadays, right?

Sorry, Quick Muppets Tangent

This week, it’s the Merc with the Mouth facing off against America’s Founding Fathers (and more) in Dead Presidents - a story which feels maybe more timely now than it did when published in… oh. Oh dear. How old we all are now.
Let’s try to recapture some of that fleeting youth by also visiting a new spin on a classic character. Can Rise of Ultraman help us feel young again?

Dick Tracy Throws Hands with the Devil

For decades, scholars have wondered about Darkhawk. Who is he? Are his books any good? Can he introduce me to Wolverine? How good, exactly, was the Kyle Higgins-penned miniseries from a few years back. We aim to resolve these disputes today.
Also: dads. What are they? Is Reed Richards a good one? Why not, exactly? Fantastic Four: Life Story paints a compelling picture of Marvel’s first family that had us talking for HOURS. 
This podcast is edited for brevity. You’re welcome.

The Dune-ing Kruger Effect

Superhuman Registration Podcast

Discussion of international SF books, stories, and movies

We loved the book, we were in awe of the author, and we spoke with fluid eloquence (relative to previous podcasts!) about our love and awe. There’s so much here: characterization, colonialism, theology, and even a good sense of humor. With all the rich detail contained in this novel it took our longest podcast yet to even begin to wrap our arms around it. Many thanks to Cheryl Morgan for helping to clean up the audio!

1.6, Mary Doria Russell's The Sparrow

Most people may know about Ted from “The Story of Your Life” which was filmed as Arrival, but his reputation with readers and writers as a top tier craftsman of the short form was well established before then. We had the pleasure of asking Ted some questions about a short (very short!) piece of his from 2015, part of an art installation and as a result quite different from his usual style though certainly sharing the same DNA.
 
Coincidentally, it continues the Anthropocene theme from our last set of podcasts. It is also an excellent example of art in conversation with art — text and visual art co-created and responding to each other to produce a larger work.
 
Advance warning: we don’t summarise the story in this podcast. You can read it, along with a lovely introduction by Karen Joy Fowler, at this link:
 
https://electricliterature.com/the-great-silence-by-ted-chiang-e72e05eb8a0e

3.5, In Conversation with Ted Chiang: "The Great Silence"

Lord urged Burnham not to be modest about the fact that she has spent over three years researching Egan’s fiction. With her knowledge of Egan’s entire fictional universe(s), she prevented Lord from making assumptions based on the snapshot of a single short story. They acknowledge that they omitted some of Egan’s best work because they chose stories available for free on the internet:
“The Planck Dive”“Closer““Yeyuka““Oceanic““Oracle““Singleton““Glory”

1.5, Discussion of Greg Egan's "The Planck Dive" and Others

“The Privilege of the Happy Ending”
Rounding off our triad of podcasts about the end of the world as we know it, we are honoured to welcome Kij Johnson to discuss her apocalypse-themed fantasy story (with strong hints of science fiction!) “The Privilege of the Happy Ending”. The research, the worldbuilding, and the structural and narrative choices that went into this story make this a genius class in writing craft from one of the genre’s best. (But first listen to Episode 3.4 of the podcast for our summary and discussion of this story.)

3.4b. In Conversation with Kij Johnson

“Nine Last Days on Planet Earth”
Even better than reading an excellent story is discussing with the author how and why they wrote it! We are so pleased to have Daryl Gregory with us to discuss the nuances, secrets and personal touches in his apocalypse-themed science fiction story “Nine Last Days on Planet Earth”. (But first listen to Episode 3.4 of the podcast for our summary and discussion of this story.)

3.4a In Conversation with Daryl Gregory

Spec Fic Crossing the Gulf

An attempt to drown out the noise with some old poetry

It's our longest episode yet so of course it's time for The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Curl up and relax with some stumbling words and some large birds
Logo by Jordan Shiveley @hottestsingles
Find us on Twitter @softoctnight

Rime of Woah

Tonight, curl up while your reader attempts to read Lord Byron poems that she's never seen before and not make ill advised comments on the man himself.

Our Boy, Lord Byron

In this first episode we read the poems that started in all in an attempt to escape the noise of the world

Prufock and Other Attempts

Soft October Night

Science Fiction and fantasy stories, dramas, interviews, poetry, reviews and more

There's more than one way to try to save the life of a very good dog.

Crossed Paws by Marc A Criley

Greetings Traveller,
Another episode of Shoreline of Infinity's Soundwave is here to hear. 
On this installment we've got a story that is both cheerily about those cheeriest of creatures, bumble bees, while also being about how humans in general largely polite anything beyond ever being considered even close to a paradise.
We've also got some poetry in the form of South by Marge Simon and a really wonderful episode of Sonic Space in which sci-fi author Dr. Pippa Goldschmidt and I go merrily meandering through time, discussing World War 2 events and scientist who became death, the destroyer of worlds as well as her own books and writing process. It's well worth forking out for the extended version if I'm being honest, with 20 odd minutes of delicious bonus discourse in there.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed putting it together.
~ Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtext RJ Bayley
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Credits:
Host, Writer, Producer - Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtect RJ Bayley @RJBayley
Producer - Overtect Noel Chidwick @noelchidwick
Music by Tunetect Alex Storer @theLightDreams
Stories curated by Verbis Curate Voxtects Debbie Cannon (@DebsCa) and Jonathan Whiteside (@JA_Whiteside)
Poetry curated by Verbis Curate Russell Jones @RussJonesWrites
The Apple Bee
Written by K.E. Macphee
Narrated by Voxtect Ben Blow @RealityFunds
South
Written by Marge Simon
Narrated by Voxtect Sue Gyford @SueGyford
All stories & poetry produced by RJ Bayley
Sonic Space
Produced and presented by RJ Bayley
Dr. Pippa Goldschmidt’s writing can be found via her website:
http://www.pippagoldschmidt.co.uk/
Habitus 1 by Emi James from the EP Social Capital http://bit.ly/HabitusOne, @G_RJohn
Artwork - Illutect Mark Toner @MarkToner
 
Shoreline of Infinity
www.shorelineofinfinity.com
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/shorelineofinfinity
Twitter: @shoreinf
Facebook: Facebook.com/ShorelineOfInfinity
66.6% of the psychic energy generated by this podcast will be donated to the Survivors of the236th Greyghast/Cyclin Inter-Sector War Fund.

Episode Seven

Welcome Travellers,In this episode of Soundwave we're keeping it simple. One poem, one story, one interview, one song, minimum waffle from myself.
The reasons for that are twofold. Firstly,  I am being brazenly lazy. Secondly, the structure of this episode just doesn't lend itself to my waffling (if you do like my waffle about things like the correlation between sci-fi and cakes [see last episode] then there's still a bit at the end for you). The opening poem, short as it is, effectively lays out why sci-fi is so important and is something of a mission statement for the episode, if not the entirety of Soundwave.
It just didn't seem right to fill the gaps, and frankly nothing needed saying at that point so I've just decided to go straight into our nice, lengthy story that resonates with our own time. Certainly one to walk through your local wooded area to. I'm serious. Save this one up and go for a walk at the nearest convenient forest. You can thank me later. Then we have a far reaching chat about science and science fiction on Sonic Space this episode between astrophysicist and SF author David L Clements and myself.
You might remember that we featured one of his stories on Episode Five, Something Fishy, narrated by Debbie Cannon.It just flowed too nicely for me to waffle through. Don't worry though, I'm sure I'll feel the urge to ruin whatever excellent content we have next episode.
While I'm here, we’d really appreciate a kind review on iTunes, or indeed, whatever podcast platform you’re listening via. ~ Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtext RJ Bayley
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Credits:
Host, Writer, Producer - Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtect RJ Bayley @RJBayley
Producer - Overtect Noel Chidwick @noelchidwick
Music by Tunetect Alex Storer @theLightDreams
Stories curated by Verbis Curate Voxtects Debbie Cannon (@DebsCa) and Jonathan Whiteside (@JA_Whiteside)Poetry curated by Verbis Curate Russell Jones @RussJonesWrites
Can SciFi Save Us?
Written by Jane Yolen
Narrated by RJ Bayley
The Last Days of the Lotus Eaters
Written by Leigh Harlen
Narrated by Izzy Hourihane
Sonic Space
Produced and presented by RJ Bayley
David L Clements writing can be found via his website:https://davecl.wordpress.com/
Phoenix Rising by Turilli / Lione RHAPSODY from the album Zero Gravity (Rebirth And Evolution) on Nuclear Blast. https://www.facebook.com/tlrhapsody @ltrhapsody 
Artwork - Illutect Mark Toner @MarkToner
Shoreline of Infinity
www.shorelineofinfinity.com
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/shorelineofinfinity
Twitter: @shoreinf
Facebook: Facebook.com/ShorelineOfInfinity
66.6% of the psychic energy generated by this podcast will be donated to the Survivors of the236th Greyghast/Cyclin Inter-Sector War Fund.

Episode Six

Greetings Travellers, 
Firstly, allow me to offer my humblest apologies for the tardiness of this episode. An explanation is given in the episode itself, but ultimately, it's all my fault and I am sorry.
Rest assured I'll be doubling down in the near future and putting together another episode for you, the STG, to devour sooner rather than later. This will hopefully negate any time lost to our glorious cause of spreading the healing sounds of SF across the galaxy.
As part of my reparations I offer you this, a bumper episode of SF content of the highest order. We've got two meaty audio stories with fabulous writing and narration for you to get involved in punctuated by some poetry of equally high caliber.
We've also got a Sonic Space with Laura Lam, the fun and intelligent author behind the Micah Grey and Pacifica books.
And if that wasn't trying almost too hard to make up for the timing of this episode, we've also been gifted the experimental synth dreampop of L-Space to play out with.
If you wouldn't mind, please consider subscribing to the Soundwave levels on our Patreon. It really helps continue the production of this show, and as the Patreon grows, I'll be able to turn down unexpected jobs from animation studios because I'm forced to prioritise Soundwave and not the other way around.The Stella Conlator Guild and our Patreon is still in its early days, but then the Imperium of Man wasn't built in a day.
~ Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtext RJ Bayley
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Credits:
Host, Writer, Producer - Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtect RJ Bayley @RJBayley
Producer - Overtect Noel Chidwick @noelchidwick
Music by Tunetect Alex Storer @theLightDreams
Stories curated by Verbis Curate Voxtects Debbie Cannon (@DebsCa) and Jonathan Whiteside (@JA_Whiteside)
An Infinite Number of Me
Written by Dan Grace
Narrated by Voxtect Danielle Farrow @DFActing
L5
Written by Peter Roberts
Narrated by Voxtect Ben Blow @RealityFunds
Something Fishy
Written by David L Clements
Narrated by Debbie Cannon @DebsCa
All stories and poetry produced by RJ Bayley www.rjbayley.com
Sonic Space
Produced and presented by RJ Bayley
Laura Lams books can be found via her website: http://www.lauralam.co.uk/
Morning Traffic Overhead by L-Space from the album Music forMegastructures on Last Night From Glasgow. https://www.l-space.co.uk/ @LSpace_Band 
Artwork - Illutect Mark Toner @MarkToner
Shoreline of Infinity
www.shorelineofinfinity.com
Twitter: @shoreinf
Facebook: Facebook.com/ShorelineOfInfinity
66.6% of the psychic energy generated by this podcast will be donatedto the Survivors of the 236th Greyghast/Cyclin Inter-Sector War Fund.

Episode Five

Greetings Travellers,
 


On this episode of Soundwave we bring you an almost inescapable deluge of high quality SF content.
 


In what seems like an alarming early trend, our three stories this week are linked again by death, but while last episode emphasised the speculative aspect of SF, this instalment's are firmly in the science mode.
 


For Sonic Space I sat down for a very cosy chat with Sam Dolan, reviews editor of an award winning science fiction magazine you might have heard of. If you're a criticism nerd the unabridged version is also on Patreon, which finds us taking a deeper dive into literary theory and discussing The Death of the Author, genre, literary fiction, racist language in older fiction, authorial construction and responsibility and more.
 


I'm also delighted to bring you an exclusive from a favourite band of mine, Cellar Darling: an extract from their audiobook which accompanies their new concept album, and the track it pairs with.
 
As of writing you can't hear any of the audiobook outside of the physical special edition CD, and the poetic piece I've selected works beautifully as moody spoken word in its own right.
 
We've also got 3 audio stories for you to enjoy as you, read by Jonathan Whiteside Playwright/Actor, Sue Gyford and the debut of Voxtext Ben Blow.
 


~ Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtext RJ Bayley
 
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Credits:
Host, Writer, Producer - Director Overtect Verbistect Loquenist Voxtect RJ Bayley @RJBayley
 


Producer - Overtect Noel Chidwick @noelchidwick
 


Music by Tunetect Alex Storer @theLightDreams
 


Stories curated by Verbis Curate Voxtects Debbie Cannon and Jonathan Whiteside
 


Apocalypse Beta Test Survey
Published in Shoreline of Infinity 9
Written by Gregg Chamberlain
Narrated by Voxtect Ben Blow @RealityFunds
 


Death Do Us Part
Published in Shoreline of Infinity 2
by Tyler Petty
Narrated by Voxtect Sue Gyford @suegyford
 


Targets
Published in Shoreline of Infinity 8
Written by Eric Brown
Narrated by Jonathan Whiteside @JA_Whiteside
 


All stories produced by RJ Bayley www.rjbayley.com
 


Sonic Space
Produced and presented by RJ Bayley
Sam Dolan’s book From the Other Side: Anthology is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Other-Side-Anthology-Samantha-Dolan/dp/1983055328/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=samantha+dolan&qid=1554761112&s=gateway&sr=8-1-fkmrnull


 


The Spell audiobook and The Spell song by Cellar Darling from The Spell: Limited 2CD Digibook, courtesy of Nuclear Blast. https://www.cellardarling.com/


 
Artwork - Illutect Mark Toner @MarkToner
 


Shoreline of Infinity
www.shorelineofinfinity.com
Twitter: @shoreinf
Facebook: Facebook.com/ShorelineOfInfinity


 
 
 


66.6% of the psychic energy generated by this podcast will be donated to the Survivors of the 236th Greyghast/Cyclin Inter-Sector War Fund.

Episode Four

Shoreline of Infinity's Soundwave

A high school podcast of our quasi-book club where we eat cookies and talk about everything book-related!

Our first ever Cookies and Books podcast! Featuring Sebastien, Emma, Rudan, Dominik, Kartik, Niousha, Mrs. Barlien and Julien. Thanks to Sebastien and Dominik for bringing us the cookies you get to listen to us eat! There was no theme for this podcast. Instead we had a wrap-up session for the club.

Cookies and Books #1

Cookies And Books

Your source for everything you need to know about our favorite bounty hunter Jonah Hex, as well as news and reviews focusing on Western comics in general.

We cover what was possibly the most defining period in Jonah's life: the Civil War. For the sake of brevity, we'll be focusing mainly on events actually depicted in the comics, as there are numerous offhand references to Civil War battles throughout Hex history. Plus we fill y'all in on the latest Hex appearances and other happenings in the world of Western comics.

Ep. 04 - 'War and me took to each other real well'

We continue examining everything we know about Jonah’s life prior to him becoming a bounty hunter, with this episode focusing on his teenage years as he leaves home and builds a new life with a new family... until circumstances intervene as they are a might to do with Jonah....

Ep, 03 - Jonah Hex leaves home and gets a job

We dive deep into Jonah Hex’s past as we give you the run-down on everything we know about Jonah’s life prior to him becoming a bounty hunter...and believe you me, there’s quite a bit of material to go over. We start in this episode by chatting about the wild and woolly boyhood of Jonah Hex. Plus we fill y’all in on the latest Hex appearances.

Ep. 02 - Building a Bounty Hunter called Jonah Hex

We go through a quick timeline of Jonah's history for those listeners who may not be familiar with the character’s early years, talking about the points in that timeline where each of us was introduced to Hex, as well as how we ended up banding together to bring you this spiffy new podcast.  Plus we fill y’all in on the latest Hex appearances and other happenings in the world of Western comics.

Ep. 01 - An introduction to Jonah Hex

Via Pony Express Podcast

Thoughts on writing process, book reviews, self-publishing, social media presence, other fun stuff

Books

Entrepreneurship

I will go over my podcast history (merely a year), speak about prior episodes, and thoughts I had about the episode.  I will also talk a little about upcoming episodes.

Episode 18 - Podcast, A Year in Review

This episode explores how the measures to curb coronavirus (shelter-in-place, social distancing, telecommuting, etc.) may have impacted reading or writing habits.
Twitter:  @AuthorLeia
Website or Contact Me

Episode 17 - Coronavirus Impact on Reading or Writing

Topics:  eBook Bundling
Pricing of eBooks and Print books when starting out as a new author.
 
Contact Me:  Twitter  or  Website

Episode 16 - Book Bundling and Pricing

Topics:  How a self-published author can create their own covers.  Tips on hiring a professional promoter for your books.
Pre-made book cover website mentioned in the podcast.
Contact Me:  Twitter  -or-  Website

Episode 15 - Book Covers and Hiring Professional Promoters

Being your own editor (no publishing house, literary agency, nor hiring an editor) and use of beta readers.
Blog post referenced in this podcast.
Contact Me:  Twitter  and  Website

Episode 14 - Self-editing and Beta Readers

An Indie Author's Life

Jonathan Frock hat es nicht leicht, zunächst wird er als Hauslehrer entlassen, weil er den Kindern zu viele freie Gedanken einflösst, und dann schlägt er sich als freiberuflicher Schreiber auch mehr schlecht als recht durchs Leben.Bei liebevollen Bekanntschaften hält er sich auffallend zurück, weil ...

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Jonathan Frock by Heinrich Zschokke (1771 - 1848)

Complete and continuing stories for children ages 15 and under written and read by the author.

Here's a brand new episode about a worn out cat given a second chance by a little boy who wouldn't give up!

Bartleby - Junk Yard Cat

The three friends go ontheir first adventure to the local vegetable gardener's house and discover a secret room with hundreds and hundreds of...

The Adventures of Lewis the Dragon - Book Two - Mr. TrailPants and the Secret (Audio Edition)

Come and join Joan and Grant, two Philadelphian's  who meet up with car trouble deep in the mountains in the middle of Pennsylvania on the way to Buffalo.  It is here they find their way back to each other with the help of local towns people and their simplistic down home approach to life, they finally slow down from their hectic day to day existence and learn to be with one anotherand enjoy each other's coompany.

The Road to Less

Adventures of a North American Author

A veteran comics podcaster returns to take a critical look at our relationships with media and our own fandom, through the lens of Green Lantern.

When we weren't looking, Kyle got another 12 issue series that redefined and advanced his character while exploring the question of what a hero even is in the grand scheme of things.
 
mosaicdanpodcast@gmail.com

Ep 4 - The Omega Lantern

Hal Jordan appeared in exactly one panel of Heroes in Crisis, and that was enough to turn Green Lantern fans against writer Tom King's take on the character.  But what IS Willpower?  Let's answer Hal's question, and take a closer look at what we think we know.
 
mosaicdanpodcast@gmail.com

Ep 3 - What is Willpower? (Heroes in Crisis)

We all get too close, and we let it change us.  Fandom is a lot more personal and complicated than we like to admit.
 
mosaicdanpodcast@gmail.com

Ep 2 - Fandom, Ownership, and Validation

It's something every Lantern fan asks more and more as time goes on: why do we keep getting so many new Green Lanterns from Earth? Why not make them members of other Corps? Why no Tales of the Corps anthology book? All of these have a pretty straight forward answer...one that requires us to not only have a longer memory, but also think beyond our fandom.
mosaicdanpodcast@gmail.com

Ep 1 - Too Many Human Green Lanterns

After a very long hiatus from comics and comics podcasting, one of the original hosts of the LanternCast returns to look at Green Lantern, comics, podcasting, media, and fandom in a new light.
 
mosaicdanpodcast@gmail.com
mosaicdanpodcast.podbean.com

Ep 0 - Who, What, and Why

Dan's Mosaic

感谢收听,期待你对本期节目的评论留言哦～

心元新声音04：凌晨两三点

心元新声音03：爱是习惯

心元新声音02：流转的时光

水木心元

Auteur Maya W.F. leest regelmatig voor uit haar eigen boeken. Daarnaast geeft ze ook achtergrond informatie over zichzelf en haar werk.

In deze podcast vertelt Maya W.F. over de Zussen Trilogie. De vraag die ze regelmatig krijgt is of deze trilogie autobiografisch is. Dat verschilt per boek, vertelt Maya.

Is de Zussen Trilogie autobiografisch?

Boeken van Maya W.F.

Join Nicholi & Sabetha of Aconite Cafe as they discuss books, coffee and whatever random topics come to mind!

I apologize for the weird sound quality, I'm still unsure of how to use a mic apparently! It was too funny of a podcast to scrap for some glitching sound. - Sabetha
Show Notes: https://aconitecafe.com/coffee-after-dark-episode-3-season-1/

Coffee After Dark, Episode 3, Season 1

As promised, this week we did a 'getting to know us' episode! Hope you guys enjoy it! We discuss our favorites and Aconite Cafe! Show Notes: https://aconitecafe.com/coffee-after-dark-episode-2-season-1/

Coffee After Dark, Episode 2, Season 1

Coffee After Dark, Episode 1, Season 1

Coffee After Dark

Two authors, two novellas, three months to write them and three months to edit, create book covers, and build up to a Christmas release in paperback and Kindle.

Literature Podcasts / Page 271

What Was I Thinking? Radio

Cthulucakes

Meeting of the Waters, The by Thomas Moore (1779 - 1852)

春雷火山

Superhuman Registration Podcast

Spec Fic Crossing the Gulf

Soft October Night

Shoreline of Infinity's Soundwave

Cookies And Books

Via Pony Express Podcast

An Indie Author's Life

Jonathan Frock by Heinrich Zschokke (1771 - 1848)

Adventures of a North American Author

Dan's Mosaic

水木心元

Boeken van Maya W.F.

Coffee After Dark

Two Authors One Journal (aka 2A1J)

Les 40 ans d'Art Press : les conférences

The Book of Art for Young People by Agnes Ethel Conway

Three Men on the Bummel (Version 2) by Jerome K. Jerome (1859 - 1927)

Prospective Mother, The by J. Morris Slemons (1876 - 1948)

Nigger of the Narcissus by Joseph Conrad (1857 - 1924)

Long Poems Collection 002 by Various

With Clive in India by G. A. Henty (1832 - 1902)

Admirable Bashville, The by George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950)

Eudemian Ethics by Aristotle (384 BCE - 322 BCE)

Honey In My Hair

Web of the Golden Spider, The by Frederick O. Bartlett (1876 - 1945)

Christmas Poetry and Hymn Collection by Unknown

【ME频道】时光如谜

JimFear138 Audio Productions

Metamorphosis, The by Franz Kafka (1883 - 1924)

Chronicles of Clovis, The by Saki (1870 - 1916)

Best Thing in the World, The by Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806 - 1861)

Autobiography of an Electron, The by Charles R. Gibson (1870 - 1931)

Oakdale Affair, The by Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875 - 1950)

Behind the Beyond by Stephen Leacock (1869 - 1944)

Slow Claps and Rewrites

Ballad of St. Barbara and Other Verses, The by G. K. Chesterton (1874 - 1936)

Modern Russian Poetry: An Anthology by Various

Brian Smith: Meet the Author

The Scarecrow of Oz by L. Frank Baum

十里铺电台

In the Cage by Henry James (1843 - 1916)

Maria Stuart - Trauerspiel by Friedrich Schiller (1759 - 1805)

Summer (version 2) by Edith Wharton (1862 - 1937)

Eyes Like the Sea by Mór Jókai (1825 - 1904)

Aristopia: A Romance-History of the New World by Castello Newton Holford (1844 -...

Doom Castle by Neil Munro (1863 - 1930)