More Sonic Fiction: Recent Episodes
Jeffrey Kafer (Editor)
In this podiobook: More Sonic Fiction is the short story anthology sequel to the successful Sonic Fiction exclusively at Podiobooks.com.Like its predecessor, More Sonic Fiction does not fit into any one genre. Instead, it is an exciting mix of today's best short stories contributed by authors from Sonic Fiction, other Podiobooks.com authors, and some new faces. These raw and unflinching stories include futuristic science fiction, political and religious satire, heartfelt prose, enchanting fantasy, comedy, drama, and even a dash of horror.Not all the stories are for everyone, but everyone can find a story. So sit back and relax. Grab a favorite drink, and once again, let us tell you a story...Edited and narrated by Jeffrey KaferFeatured authors:- Derek Gour - William L. Fulks - M.H. Bonham - Mark Long - Jason Pomerantz - Jack Mangan - John Farrell - Patrick J. Brannon - Nora Fleischer - Stephen BarberFor news and discussion about More Sonic Fiction as well as chats with the authors and exclusive content, please join us at the Sonic Fiction Fans Yahoo group.
-In this episode: In the near future, death row inmates are used as movie stuntmen and the actors become executioners. When one star's fame begins to fade, he tries carrying his act over to the real world.
-In this episode: Seymour the Seer was infallible. Infallibly wrong. But there were ways to exploit that..!
-In this episode: Why only burn fat for a few hours per week, when you can stay in the fat burning zone all day, every day? Philip finds out.
-In this episode: Corey and Pete were going to teach those f--ks from Long Island a lesson. But they didn't wanna hurt no one...
-In this episode: Insomnia. A valuable foil-wrapped item in the freezer. A hired thief. Desiree. Eggs and sausage. Anger. A hot shower. Desire, Hunger, Thirst.
-In this episode: As a customer service representative at a consumer robotics company, Austin's life is pretty dull. Then he learns about a company program to replace human customer service reps with robots, called The Austin Project.
-In this episode: The first moments of a robot's existence; Starting life with a purpose.
-In this episode: It's hard making a living as a weapons smuggler, and harder still when your partner pulls you into an old clan vendetta. What's harder still is when they find out the secret you've so desperately tried to keep hidden...
-In this episode: On the brink of exhaustion and madness, a horrified young woman is on the run from someone or... something. For Mature Audiences Only.
-In this episode: The battle between the sexes takes on new meaning as one mandiscovers the shocking truth women have been covering up for thousands ofyears.
-In this episode: What should have been a simple plan to finish off a dying dragon turns into a nightmare for a group of fame-seeking heroes.
-In this episode: While breakfasting on eggs and sausage at a diner, Dylanstruggles to come to terms with his emotionally abusive girlfriend, hisswollen testicles and his x-ray vision.
-In this episode: The dangers of taking things literally. WARNING: Containssimple truths some might find blasphemous.
-In this episode: Turns out the entire universe revolves around a single point on Harry Pettigrew's front lawn. But some people can't take a joke...
-In this episode: What happens when someone from the past shows you what could have been? Part 1 of 2.
-In this episode: A logical mind can help you win a trivia game. But will it help your love life?