A weekly audio podcast of classic literature written in the first-person and read by the drunk person.
Part 3 of 3 of the short story "Lull," by Kelly Link. Brought to you by the Creative Commons, with new theme music by GrndNtl Brnds.
Part 3 of 3 of the short story "Lull," by Kelly Link. Brought to you by the Creative Commons, with new theme music by GrndNtl Brnds.
Part 2 of 3 of the short story "Lull," by Kelly Link. Brought to you by the Creative Commons, with new theme music by GrndNtl Brnds.
Part 1 of 3 of the short story "Lull," by Kelly Link. Brought to you by the Creative Commons, with new theme music by GrndNtl Brnds.
In which we learn of what the Doctor owes the Colonel, and discover the past needs a great deal of straightening out.
In which we learn of what the Doctor owes the Colonel, and discover the past needs a great deal of straightening out.
In which Danny and the Doctor are suspected first of being bootleggers, then of being the second coming.
In which Danny learns about the tendency of conflict to settle itself, and your humble reader does his best to tread carefully on the minefield that is early 20th century racial caricature and satire.
In which we witness gunplay, arson, and horseriding, and in which Danny brings aid to an Old Dead Hoss.
In which Danny uncovers another portion of his mysterious origin, opines upon rail-riding methodology, and witnesses a fracas.
In which Looey finds his calling and Danny bears witness to an epic battle of the sexes.
In which Danny weighs the benefits of cleaving against the consequences, and has opinions regarding ghosts.
In which Danny attempts a rescue, and learns the definition of "quest" from a variety of sources.
In which we learn how never to lose at poker, and Danny learns the importance of always being honest..
In which Danny runs away to the circus, but only a little; and learns of his many ailments.
A reading of "Danny's Own Story," written by Don Marquis. Read by Miles Taber, with support from whiskey.
A reading of "Danny's Own Story," written by Don Marquis. Read by Miles Taber, with support from whiskey.