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I've been narrating stories for awhile now and I love it. Fills the theatre void. (Well, except my microphone doesn't applaud and throw carnations, alas.)

Looking for a place to start? Although I enjoy all the stories I've read (I wouldn't record them else), some of my favorites where I think the story and I really hit it off are "The Mermaids' Tea Party" (NOT for the faint of heart, but I love it), "The Small Door," and "Boyfriend."

And, NEW! I am doing a 2012 weekly flash podcast project! Check out the first story, "Pageant Girls", by Caroline M. Yoachim, at Toasted Cake on Jan 2nd.

Madeline Ashby, Boyfriend, Escape Pod

Elizabeth Carroll, The Duke of Vertumn's Fingerling, Podcastle

Eugie Foster, The Tanuki-Kettle, Podcastle

Samantha Henderson, The Mermaids' Tea Party, Podcastle

Karen Heuler, The Difficulties of Evolution, Drabblecast

Jim C. Hines, Spell of the Sparrow, Podcastle

Alaya Dawn Johnson, Their Changing Bodies, Podcastle

Ann Leckie, Bury the Dead, Podcastle

Sandra M. Odell, On Being Mandy, Pseudopod

Holly Phillips, The Small Door, Podcastle

Tim Pratt, Gulls, Pseudopod

Genevieve Valentine, Bespoke, Podcastle

Wendy N. Wagner, The Last Doll War, Three-Lobed Burning Eye



And, podcasts of my work, collected here:

A special Drabblecast doubleheader featuring me! Norm Sherman reads my weird flash pieces A Day Out, With Stereoscopes and Hard Choices. I read my poem And My Sinuses Are Killing Me, and I talk a bit about writing the two flash stories. It's alien encounters like you've never heard them before.

On the Eyeball Floor on Escape Pod. Cyborg Factory SF, read by Norm Sherman.

Turning the Apples in Pseudopod. Dark Zombie SF, read by Cayenne Chris Conroy.

The God-Death of Halla, in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, read by Scott H. Andrews. And! In Podcastle, read by Jen Rhodes. (high fantasy.)

Birthday Wish on Podcastle. A funny little flash read by Grammar Girl.

The Goats are Going Places on Podcastle. Snarky high school fantasy, read by Melissa Bugaji.