Nico Rogers & Ben Holroyd-Dell
The Tiny Bookcase
The Tiny Bookcase is a short story writing and interview podcast. In each episode, our hosts (Nico & Ben) and the guest write a story using a shared prompt then read it for their own entertainment, and hopefully yours! Support the podcast on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/thetinybookcase?fan_landing=true
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Nico Rogers & Ben Holroyd-Dell
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Último episodio
3 de ago. de 2026
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Episodios
#4: Secret Files with Ian Howard 16.08.2020 1:13:17
Nico & Ben are joined by Musician/Game Developer Ian Howard as they tell their stories for an impatient Wizard. All three have written short stories for the prompt "Secret Files" which leads to some truly strange tales! Send us Fan Mail Support the show
#2: Under The Ice with Gary Wilson 02.08.2020 1:16:05
Nico and Ben are joined this week by their friend Gary! A real actual person! The three of them have stories for the hungry wizard, this time for the theme "Under the Ice" Send us Fan Mail Support the show
#3: The Fisherman with Brad Rawlinson 02.08.2020 1:15:43
The boys are joined by Brad Rawlinson in their efforts to sate the ravenous Yisterrus. The Wizard recieves three different stories from "The Fisherman" prompt & we learn more about what it is like being an Editor for a successful Youtube channel. Send us Fan Mail Support the show
#1: In Space No One Can Hear You Scream 20.07.2020 1:05:21
Welcome to The Tiny Bookcase! In this episode you will meet our two hosts and find out more about the deal they have struck with the story-hungry Wizard, Yisterrus! Send us Fan Mail Support the show
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