United States Marshall Matthew Stain discovers a family that has been brutally murdered and comes face to face with his future.

Ex-United States Marshall Matthew Stain continues the story he is telling to the video camera resting on two cardboard boxes in the corner of his small furnished apartment. Find out what happens next in the exciting conclusion of The Reaper.

A man begins his morning with thoughts of life and the struggle to find peace with it. He is reminded of a trip to his fathers gravesite.

 An exonerated man spends the first few hours of his freedom on a mission for answers. Follow him as he works through his shock, at both his release, and his walk through a world sixteen years removed.

Private Detective David Banning, hired by the city of Norfolk to find the person resposible for the grissly murders along the tracks of the Light Rail system, discovers something beyond his wildest dreams.

Part 2 of the short story SHE by A.W.Whitford. David Banning discovers a dangerous and stunningly beautiful creature and moves in for a closer look.

The conclusion of the exciting three part mini-series by A.W.Whitford. David begins to feel that he is being played for a fool by the city of Norfolk and sets out to find the answers to the questions burning through his mind and body.

A man wakes in a field and finds that a gruesome event has taken place. This story by Thomas Malafarina is his vision of the classic Werewolf tale.

The Body Snatcher by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, part of our classic short story series, read for us Jay Langejans. First published in the "Pall Mall Christmas Extra" in December 1884.

This episode of the Podcast features an incredible short story By R.E. Chambliss, "Reprieve" This intense short story about the difficulties of a motherhood is also narrated by R.E.Chambliss and includes her "Behind the story" feature. Renee would like for us to mention the following websites: Diana Gabaldon's web site  http://www.dianagabaldon.com/ Surrey International Writers Conference http://www.siwc.ca/
Renee's website http://rechambliss.com/

While fishing for their livelihood beneath the lead blue waters of Blue Bay, a boy and his father find something quite unexpected in their net. Come with me now to a place that lives forever, on a day that time has forgotten. In a land far, far, away.

Ever wonder what happens to all of that personal information that you enter online? Did you ever stop to think that someone could be watching you? And if they are, what they could do with this information? Follow Mike Sarch as he takes advantage of your trust.

 The famous detective Sherlock Holmes in the case of The Speckled Band, written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and read for us by Jay Langejans. One of the great stories in our Classic Short Story Series.

The Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe. This short story, one of the greats in our "Classic Short Story Series," stands as one of the most influential short stories of all time. Who can resist this incredibly creepy tale of murder and madness.

Rob is the story of a young robot kept imprisoned by his master, Dr. Juniper. In this story the author hopes to show the importance of living as a unique individual and not a slave to the expectations of society.

After discovering a string by a tree in his yard, a little boy follows it on an adventure through life. This episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast was written and narrated by A.W.Whitford. Jay Langejans sends us a great promo for the writing contest.

This episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast features a Classic Short Story by Jack London. "A Piece of Steak," Published on November 20, 1909, Jack London received a one time payment of $500.00 for the story. Read for podcast by Jay Langejans.

You never hear the sound that wakes you, unless it repeats. Is he a ghost, waking to see a vision of the future, or a man on the edge of life? You be the judge. A voice in the garden by A.W.Whitford.

On this episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast we bring you another classic short story from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, "The Red Headed League," read for us, by Jay Langejans. "The Red-Headed League" first appeared in a popular British magazine, the Strand, in August of 1891

Two short stories from A.W.Whitford. Grand Dad and McKinney"s Restaurant. Two brief glimpses into the lives of complete strangers. A man and his Grandfather gazing at the stars and a Chef and his boss, which seem to be having a small disagreement. (McKinney's Restaurant does contain some adult language)

This episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast features a truly great "Classic Short Story," by Ambrose Bierce, An Occurence At Owl Creek Bridge. The music for this weeks show is provided by Crooked Saint. The song is Sweating Bullets. Read for us by J.G. Langejans

The Islander is the story of the caretaker or (Islander) who must guide the visitors to the safe side of the Island. Dogged by the ghost of his true love he must deal with the mistakes of his past. The story is based on a song by the Romanian band Nightwish.

This episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast features, "The Masque of the Red Death" by Edgar Allan Poe. Tony and Jay kick it around a little via Skype just before the show.

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On this episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast we have the pleasure of listening to "In Exile," one of the great short stories written by the amazing Russian writer Anton Chekhov. First published in 1892.

Psychiatrist Maria Dubois can't seem to figure out what it is about Mr.Shleaver that's bothering her. Something about his face, or his voice just doesn't feel right. This strange man has given her a serious case of the willies.
 

This episode of the New Fiction Writers Podcast Comes to us from S.R.Torris the author of "The Conductor Exodus" available at Amazon.com http://amzn.to/I65wWS Jay Langejans did a great job on this, so be sure to give him some love. The music for the story is provided by The band American Overdose, the song is "Dead girl on the dance floor"