Bite Size Tales

This week's story is a comedic journey through a video game that is not the protagonists prefered genre.     Fantasy- Written and Read by Wayne Cole   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada 

We continue the serial story of "The Maevis Matter" in the Direwald Diaries. In our previous entry, a well-to-do and young girl named Maevis attempted to hire the gunslinger known as Eli to kill his mother. To prove she was serious, she offered a magical Sky Stone as payment. Unimpressed and slightly disturbed by the offer, Eli set to take the young girl back to her mother. His mind changed when s...

In this week's chapter, we conclude the story that began in Chapter 7, when officers on a generation ship with a colonization mission receive an unanticipated transmission.

In this week's story a software developer finds out that he has been more successful in his latest project than he had ever dreamed.   AIRS - Written and Read by Wayne Cole     Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada 

"In this week's story officers on a generation ship with a colonization mission receive an unanticipated transmission."

We continue the serial story set in the Weird West Boomtown of Direwald. In our previous entry, Eli the gunslinger was minding his own business in one of the many saloons in the Boomtown of Direwald. It was then he was approached by a well-dressed and appointed young girl who wanted to hire the scoundrel. For payment, she offered a rather large, mysterious Sky Stone, a crystal with a swirling, eth...

An unlikely candidate is picked to weild a magical sword     The Sword - Written and read by Wayne Cole   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada 

For his contribution to Book 4, Chris begins a serial story set in the Weird West Boomtown of Direwald. A young girl wants to hire a gunslinger for a most violent request.

Mysterous letters deliver a message of love like no other.   The Language of Flowers - Written and read by Dot Moore   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada 

An intersting interaction leads to an existential crisis   Pandora - Written and read by Wayne Cole   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada 

In this chapter, we continue the story begun in Book 3, Chapter 20, but from the perspectives of the other characters in the story. If you haven't listened to Book 3 Chapter 20, it's strongly encouraged that you do so, for better context.

In this chapter, we have three stories about, or related to, that most honored holiday.   Music from Olexandr Ignatov.

In this special novella episode, we hear three stories on Thanksgiving and Giving Thanks.

In this special Holiday Episode, we feature three spooky tales from our authors.

In today's chapter, our main character deals with the dawn of the Apocalypse and the consequences of his actions.

In today's chapter, you're transported to a fantastical forest, where things are not as they seem.

In today's chapter, a thief has to make a difficult choice, hoping it is the right one.

This week's episode is hijacked by the Rambling Ricochet.  He wants to talk about hte cost of being a superhero and when Ricochet wants to talk no one is going to stop him.     The Cost of Being a Hero - Written and Read by Wayne Cole   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada 

This week's chapter has two stories in one. The underlyiung romance and the well-known tragedy on the surface.

In today's story, two Lovers come together. Content warning. Though this story is not sexually graphic. It is high sexually suggestive.

Sometimes a single accident can change an entire life.     Accident - Written by Wayne Cole read by Mary Randdazzo   Story originally publishedd at https://waynecole.net/2023/09/01/self-evaluation/   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada  

In this week's story a husband gives his wife a birthday gift that is out of this world.   Birthday Gift - Written and Read by Wayne Cole   Intro and Outtro music is "Fantasy Motion" by Alexander Nakarada  

In this week's story, our hero is tempted by voices, and decides to take a chance

In this week's story, you come to find that things are not always as they seem, even looking from outside in.

In today's chapter, a modern day Wizard goes on a rant about the way fiction authors portray Real Magic.