This story is read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson. It's about loss, and endurance, and the death of a child in a future where medicine is advanced enough to care even less.  

What would we be willing to lose to have a world with no wars, to have a peaceful and orderly society?  Written and read by Shelley-Anne Wooderson.

Thaddeus Washington has just invented the most amazing creation, it's going to make him rich and famous, it's going to save countless lives.  Or is it?  Read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson

This adolescent dream is brought to you from deep inside a deformed body asleep in a computer system.  On a totally alien planet a girl who doesn't exist meets a boy who doesn't either.  Read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson

Letters Home is about all the things people never say to each other.  About the conversations we have with ourselves while trying to talk to someone else. It's about love, and disappointment, war and regret.  Listen to know more.  Read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson

This is a story about an alternative reality city dwellers take for granted.  A story of a world where there are no stars.  Read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson.

Marvin Matrix lives a lonely life, on stage 24 hours a day on the only continuous open mic comedy show in the universe.  He was never programmed with tear ducts but he does have a sense of humor, and a fractured funny bone.

What if your fate is not the only one that can happen to you? Read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson

Cassie has a gift, and a problem.  She can see the future, but no-one believes her.  What if you could see the future and change the lives of everyone around you, but no-one would listen to a word you said?

Read and written by Shelley-Anne Wooderson