J. Franklin Evans

Stories That Suck

Fiction EN ↓ 29 episodes

No-talent hack writer J. Franklin Evans narrates his horror, fantasy, and science fiction stories. Just what the world needs. Do these stories actually suck? Let him know!

Author

J. Franklin Evans

Category

Fiction

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Apr 7, 2024

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Episodes

The Adventures of Solna: The Gauntlet 07.08.2023

On the prehistoric island of Atlantis, the adventurer and newly enslaved outlander Solna must kill twenty experienced gladiators to win her freedom after she murdered her master. Adapted from a short screenplay of the same title.

Warden Part 3 (of 3) 04.08.2023

Warden must decide - betray his mission to stop the destruction of Dr. Janison's ship, or follow orders, which will doom her crew-mates and possibly risk discovering the true nature and purpose of the miasmatic cloud.

Warden Part 2 (of 3) 28.07.2023

Dr. Janison attempts to persuade Warden and Captain that they should ignore their established protocols and not destroy her ship, along with her surviving comrades. Meanwhile, the Velusian and the ancient Terran colonial vessel steadily moves closer and closer towards the mysterious miasmatic cloud.

Warden - Part 1 (of 3) 22.07.2023

In the distant future, thousands of light years from earth, a warship encounters what is assumed to be a mysterious and powerful weapon of the enemy. Unfortunately, they also encounter an ancient human colonial vessel, crew asleep in stasis, that is on a course to stumble into the weapon as well.

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