All of her life, Kaye has been building the dam.Cover art sourced from falco.Support the show

In a Michigan lake-side diner, on a night when the mayflies hatch...Mayfly Night was written by Warren Brown. Warren is a Canadian/American citizen of First Nations descent. Publications include OMNI, F & SF, Amazing, The Book of All Flesh, This Land, Nimrod, Dear Leader Tales, Speculative North, Smoke in theStars, Abyss & Apex, etc. His novel, What Happened in Fool the Eye is available online at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Learn more at warrenbrown.synthasite.com.Narration for today’s episode by R.E. Rule. Music, mixing, and production by Frank Nawrot.Cover art sourced from petraboekhoff.Support the show

On the long drive home, Brianna finds an unexpected place to rest.Today's episode was written Catherine Yeates. Find out more about their work at https://www.cjyeates.com/  Cover Art sourced from jrico144.Support the show

A skeptical paranormal investigator enters an abandoned house, oblivious to the dark secret hidden within.Cover Art Sourced from darksouls1.Support the show

Additional production by Matthew Ferrandino. Cover art sourced from Prettysleepy.Support the show

This Readers' News column consists solely of submissions from Bear Creek residents just like you! Today's episode was written by Tarver Nova. Tarver is a speculative fiction writer and professional night owl in New York. His stories are found in Baffling Magazine, Daily Science Fiction, Kaleidotrope, and other fine places. He is an associate editor of PodCastle and CatsCast. Find him at tarvernova.com or show him your cats on Twitter @tarvernova. Cover Art sourced from Becca H.Support the show

While on his normal carrier route, Noah encounters someone unexpected.Voice Talent:Gretchen PilleJames Barnett from The Night's End Podcast.Cover Art sourced from Gerd Altmann.Support the show

Caught up in the story, a reader crosses the line between reality and fiction.Cover Art sourced from Mystic Art Design.Support the show

On a hot summer day, Wilem discovers one of the river's hidden secrets.Cover Art was sourced from oliver-eyth.Support the show

A child of the forest is never just a child.Support the show

When Helene goes to harvest the tree that grows buttons, she finds something far more surprising and far more sinister than she ever expected. Support the show

Introducing Don Henry - an Opera by Frank Nawrot Premiering August 23, 2022 wherever you listen to podcasts.Don Henry was a Dodge City native and University of Kansas student whose ideals led him to fight fascism in the Spanish Civil War of the late 1930s. Don was a young man when Mussolini and Hitler established fascist governments in Western Europe. He and others from around the world traveled to Spain to help prevent a fascist government from taking hold there as it had in Italy and Germany. He became a member of the International Brigade that fortified the leftist Spanish Republicans (also referred to as the Loyalists). Don knew the dangers of his ambition and so hid his real intentions by telling his family he was taking a vacation in Europe. On his first day of battle, Don was mortally wounded by a gunshot to the chest as he tended to an injured comrade.  In this recording, the story of Don Henry is told from three asynchronous perspectives: 1) a 21st-century 24-hour news channel program, 2) a letter written by Don Henry to his family in Kansas, and 3) the frontlines of the war as told by Salaria Kea, a nurse from Akron, Ohio.  The words of this opera are taken from historical documents, poems written by British international brigaders, and original lyrics by Frank Nawrot. The historical documents are the University of Kansas Board of Regents press release commissioned by the House Un-American Activities Committee and Don Henry’s letter. Don Henry stars Neal Long, Gretchen Pille, Rachael Rule, and Frank Nawrot. Support the show

As long as the sun rises, we endure...As long as there is light to speak, we endure.Support the show

S.J. is going to be a little voice, but nothing can prepare her for what she's about to undertake.Support the show

The bathynaut's journey is long...will she find what she is seeking? "Diving into the Rift" was written by Dennis Mombauer. Dennis currently lives in Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he works on climate change and as a writer of speculative fiction and textual experiments. He is co-publisher of a German magazine for experimental fiction, “Die Novelle – Magazine for Experimentalism,” and has published fiction and non-fiction in various magazines and anthologies. His first English novella, “The House of Drought,” (Stelliform Press) and first English novel, “The Fertile Clay,” (Nightscape Press) are both scheduled to be published in 2022.Learn more at https://dennismombauer.com/ Support the show

"She dreamed of fields wild and lush, but like every dream, love wasn’t enough..."Today's episode was written by Julie Reeser (https://persephoneknits.com/)Support the show

Today, we revisit one of our favorite episodes: "What Happened That Night"Find Tiny Tales on Instagram @tinytalespodcast, Facebook @thetinytalespodcast, & Twitter @TinyTalesShowNarration by James Barnett from The Night's End podcast. Visit nightsendpodcast.com or follow on Instagram @nightsendpodcast & Facebook @nightsendpodOther Voices in Order of Appearance:R. E. Rule (rerulewrites.com)Frank Nawrot (franknawrot.com)Dutcher Snedeker (dutchersnedeker.com)Gretchen Pille (gretchenpille.com)Music by Frank Nawrot and Amy Beachfeaturing James Alexander on celloProduction by Frank NawrotProduction Assistants:Matthew FerrandinoJohn C. L. Jansen (johnjansenmusic.com)What Happened That Night was written by R. E. RuleCover Art sourced from Prettysleepy.Support the show

Nightlife at the local inn can get... interesting. Especially when the Magpie Mage is involved.Support the show

To the clifftops where the eagles nest, Brin climbs.Support the show

"The child who would be a god was tied by a tread to the moon..."Today's episode was written by Shih-Li Kow (Twitter: @shihlikow)Support the show

Moments seem infinite, but time gradually takes them until only a handful remain.This episode was performed live in the Tiny Tales studio. Visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxlr2f65ffI&list=PLr7wwG2VR_tJG3C_NAiAd0t9eZ73eZgji&index=11 to watch!Cover Art sourced from moritz320.Support the show

A mis-delivery sends Helen and Arthur on a quest for an elusive, and possibly non-existent, letter...✉️📬💌Check out the work of the amazing voice artists: http://www.brittanyjgreen.com/https://www.dutchersnedeker.com/https://www.kristinnewbegin.com/http://www.gretchenpille.com/Support the show

From the vaults, a remastered version of The Dance of the Gods. As sure as the sun will rise and set, the waves will dance on the shore.Support the show

We are made with laughter and bones.Today's episode was written by Emmie Christie.Emmie Christie’s work tends to hover around the topics of feminism, mental health, cats, and the speculative such as unicorns and affordable healthcare. She has been published in Zooscape Magazine and in Three-Lobed Burning Eye and she graduated from the Odyssey Writing Workshop in 2013. Visit www.emmiechristie.com to learn more.Cover Art sourced from u_fsfcui5kui.Support the show

Today, we revisit two Sci-Fi episodes from our library. Enjoy!Support the show

When a flood threatens to overtake the village, an unlikely visitor appears.Today's episode was written by Toshiya Kamei.Toshiya Kamei is a fiction writer whose short stories have appeared in such places as Bending Genres, New World Writing, and SmokeLong en Español, as well as the anthologies Daily Flights of Fantasy and Enchanted Entrapments.Visit https://toshiyakameiwrites.wordpress.com/ to learn more.Cover Art sourced from pixundfertig.Support the show

“Humans are strange creatures. Death is the only certain thing you have, yet you’re so terrified of it. I don’t think you like certainty as much as you say you do.” Cover Art sourced from Tayler Kopel Support the show

The meaning of life woke one day and remembered her name.Cover Art sourced from Patrick László.Support the show

No one weeps for those lost at sea.Cover Art sourced from Myriams-Fotos.Support the show

A normal night turns into a nightmare when the shadows come to life.Cover art sourced from FreeFunArt.Support the show

When blood sun sets,And full moon rises,Look east to the weeping maiden.When nightingale sings,And nighthawk cries,Look west as the lost sun rises.Cover Art sourced from AJSTAR212.Support the show

A few updates on Tiny Tales and things to come. Follow us on Facebook for more: https://www.facebook.com/thetinytalespodcastTiny Tales is looking for stories. More details here: https://www.tinytalespodcast.com/submissionsSupport the show

A dragon attacks, leaving Ahna and her fellow villagers homeless.Cover Art sourced from misskursovie2013.Support the show

 “Rsska,” she said, and he winced slightly at her hiss. “That is the who. As for the what, we are the people of the swamp, just as you are the people of the land.”The voice of Rsska was performed by the incomparable Gretchen Pille - http://www.gretchenpille.com/Support the show

In the shadow of the attic, there is nothing to do but wait.Cover Art sourced from Tatlin.Support the show

A new and improved version of our very first episode, first released May 11, 2020. Fifty years can change a lot, or perhaps nothing at all.Support the show

A thief is hired to acquire a valuable item from a powerful and terrifying witch, making an unlikely friend along the way...Cover Art sourced from Alexas_Fotos.Support the show

When death is near, a woman must come to terms with her changed world. Support the show

Finding his home is getting too small as he gets bigger, Kierk decides to take matters into his own hands. Support the show

Today we revisit two of our favorites - Episode 28: Leaving Town and Episode 3: Not Enough WordsSupport the show

A temple dedicated to plenty, a prayer, and an unexpected answer.The music for today's episode was written by John Jansen.Hear more music: https://tinyurl.com/6dbw7knjBuy handmade instruments: https://www.etsy.com/shop/JLJInstruments?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=941518036Support the show

A moment in the dark of night.Support the show

To what lengths would you go...for survival?Support the show

Gille is the most renowned bard in all of Falutia and his singing the most... unique. His music has the power to stir the heart of even the most ferocious beast.Support the show

A relic from a bygone world stirs the curiosity of a young observer.Support the show

The following audio file was discovered by the Tucumcari Highway Patrol on June 23rd, 2006. Thank you to Matthew Ferrandino and Kevin Klepacki for providing music for today's episode!Support the show

Today we revisit two of our favorites - Episode 35: Nisus III and Episode 32: Little RedSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rerule)Support the show

A skeptical paranormal investigator enters an abandoned house, oblivious to the dark secret hidden within.Support the show

Rosemary, a little old lady with a dark secret, decides to get a pet cat. Her attempt to get one goes spectacularly awry. Support the show

Vari discovers the dark secret locked away behind the heavy wooden door in the smoke-stained kitchens.Support the show

Humanity's attempts to manufacture a better world have some unintended consequences.Support the show

Season 4 begins next Monday, March 15th.Visit the Tiny Tales Facebook page for updates and announcements.Support the show

Clarence encounters a terrified young woman on the road and is swept into her bloody tale.Narration by James Barnett from The Night's End podcast. Visit nightsendpodcast.com or follow on Instagram @nightsendpodcast & Facebook @nightsendpodOther Voices in Order of Appearance:R. E. Rule (rerulewrites.com)Frank Nawrot (franknawrot.com)Dutcher Snedeker (dutchersnedeker.com)Gretchen Pille (gretchenpille.com)Music by Frank Nawrot and Amy Beachfeaturing James Alexander on celloProduction by Frank NawrotProduction Assistants:Matthew FerrandinoJohn C. L. Jansen (johnjansenmusic.com)What Happened That Night was written by R. E. RuleFind Tiny Tales on Facebook @thetinytalespodcast & Twitter @TinyTalesShowSupport the show

Today we revisit two of our favorites - Episode 24: Folk of the Forest and Episode 30: After Dark.Make sure to tune in next week for the Season 3 Finale with special guest voices!Support the show

A group of researchers have found a foothold in space and settle there under the watchful eyes of the native species. Support the show

A traveler seeks to defy the shadow of the mountain and discovers that may not be as easy as it seems.Support the show

Past eternity lie wonders beyond comprehension, but none shall pass empty handed.The music for today's episode was written by Matthew Ferrandino.Support the show

Through the dark mouth of the forest, down the winding path, the wolf is waiting.Support the show

Humans are always infuriating, but somehow, dead ones are even worse.Support the show

Who knows what mysteries lie behind the veil of night-time shadows?Support the show

Sometimes when you just want breakfast, the universe has other plans.Voices in Order of Appearance:Frank Nawrot (https://www.franknawrot.com/)Gretchen Pille (https://www.gretchenpille.com/)R. E. Rule (https://www.rerulewrites.com/)Matthew Ferrandino (is a music theorist, composer, and teacher. His scholarship focuses on the analysis of popular music and music videos.)Dutcher Snedeker (https://www.dutchersnedeker.com/)Kristin Newbegin (https://www.kristinnewbegin.com/)Support the show

Today we revisit two of our favorites - Episode 18: Kaput and Episode 20: Wings of the Mountain. Make sure to tune in next week for a special holiday episode with guest voice talent!Support the show

You can take the town out of the person, but you can't take the person out of the town.Support the show

If you don't have anything nice to say, consider burial instead.Support the show

One day on a bus. A moment in the never-ending journey we call life.Support the show

Once wild, always wild.Support the show

Take care where you wander in the dark parts of the forest. You never know what might find you there.Support the show

They're not from around here. They're from... up there.Canadians was written by Joel J. FeigenbaumJoel J. Feigenbaum is a producer and director who worked on hit TV shows like Charmed, 7th Heaven, Beverly Hills 90210, and has directed music videos for the likes of Christina Aguilera and the Goo Goo Dolls. Visit his website: http://thefilmelectric.com/Voices in Order of Appearance:Frank Nawrot (http://www.franknawrot.com/)Gretchen Pille (http://www.gretchenpille.com/)R. E. Rule (http://www.tinytalesblog.com/)Nathan Brown (http://nbrownmusic.weebly.com/)Matthew Ferrandino (Matthew Ferrandino is a music theorist, composer, and teacher. His scholarship focuses on the analysis of popular music and music videos)Joe Rule (http://raconteuranimation.com/)Brittany Green (http://www.brittanyjgreen.com/)Music and Production by Frank NawrotThis is our Season 2 finale. Regular episodes will resume November 16, 2020.Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/reruleSupport the show

Today we revisit two of our favorites - Episode 3: Not Enough Words and Episode 16: Day 65. The Tiny Tales Season 2 Finale will be released next Monday.Become a Patron: www.patreon.com/reruleSupport the show

The winning story from the Tiny Tales Writers Contest.Grace Odell is a musician, pianist, teacher, writer, and entrepreneur. She opened the Odell Music Institute in 2016, where she teaches piano to both children and adult beginners.  Through OMI she also offers a wide variety of other musical education opportunities geared towards the general public. Check her out at www.odellmusicinstitute.com.Support the show

Butter and honey spread thick on a flaky biscuit. It tasted like memories.Support the show

Many come. Seeking power. Seeking riches. Peasants, beggars, kings, and lords of men, come to make their pleas. Support the show

Welcome to the future! A lot has changed since the twenty-first century... except used car salesmen it seems.Guest Narrator: Joe Rule (www.joerule.com)Support the show

A visit to the grocery store has disappointing results. Support the show

For as long as she could remember, a heavy fog lay over the land.Support the show

So many voices talking at once. How can we hear anything?https://patreon.com/reruleSupport the show

It's been 65 days since we came to the camp. Cover Art sourced from Jan Haerer.Support the show

A big sword only gets you so far.Cover Art sourced from Nadine Doerle Photo.Support the show

On and on and on it goes. Where it leads, nobody knows.Cover Art sourced from Pixaline.Support the show