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Voter Selection Episodes
- PodCastle 836: “Flight” by Charlie Sorrenson, narrated by Rebecca Wei Hsieh, hosted by Matt Dovey, with audio production by Devin Martin. Originally published by Tor.com. Published on PodCastle April 23, 2024. [33 minutes, 3503 words]
- PodCastle 840: “The Sound of Children Screaming” by Rachael K. Jones, narrated by Heather Thomas, hosted by Matt Dovey, with audio production by Devin Martin. Originally published by Nightmare Magazine. Published on PodCastle May 21, 2024. [46 minutes, 4493 words]
- PodCastle 847: “The Golem Lover” by J.H. Siegal, narrated by Rebecca Fraimow, hosted by Eleanor R. Wood, with audio production by Devin Martin. A PodCastle original. Published on PodCastle July 9, 2024. [37 minutes, 3939 words]
- PodCastle 849: “The Third Wish” by Peter M. Floyd, narrated by Graeme Dunlop, hosted by Matt Dovey, with audio production by Devin Martin. A PodCastle orginal. Published on PodCastle July 23, 2024. [37 minutes, 4987 words]
- PodCastle 861: “A Most Lovely Song” by Albert Chu, narrated by Curtis C. Chen, hosted by Matt Dovey, with audio production by Devin Martin. A PodCastle orginal. Published on PodCastle October 15, 2024. [51 minutes, 5222 words]
- PodCastle 865: “Handala. The Olive, The Storm, and the Sea” by Sonia Sulaiman, narrated by Peter Adrian Behravesh, hosted by Matt Dovey, with audio production by Devin Martin and art by Iasmin Omar Ata. Originally published in the collection Muneera and the Moon: Stories Inspired by Palestinian Folklore (2023). Published on PodCastle November 12, 2024. [42 minutes, 5144 words]
