Tamzen Moulding didn¹t know what was really happening behind the illusionary side of showbiz. (more)

Music incorporating a performance of William Safford's poem "A Story That Could Be True" with Book Odds samples. (more)

An age-old story told by ex-slave Alice Gaston, speaking of her former masters, and hearing the constant rattle of long-gone chains. (more)

A 14 year old Somali boy describes a method of killing a lion by hand. (more)

An exercise in time condensation, or more simply time travel, in which the cave wall serves as interface between past and present, human and animal, Philip Smith, librarian, reads excerpts from two books about Upper Paleolithic cave art. (more)

Connie Fredenberg tells the story one of her coldest experiences in Nikolski, Alaska. (more)

Unheard conversations of axons and dendrites. (more)

In which, following a rock concert, the author is accidentally left by friends at an outdoor amphitheater ninety minutes from his home town. (more)

A detective story. "There was a murder of a young man, who had three mistresses. Which of them is a murderer?" (more)

Grace De Pass is fascinated with life at the laundromat. Her first trip to one, back in 1964, was particularly memorable. (more)

You might imagine the desert to be a cold freezin place at night but not so. (more)

Justin McLachlan talked with some Lost super fans waiting to watch the series finale about all the things he didn't know he didn't know about the show. (more)

A contagion of phone messages add up to an empty office. (more)

Beginning is always a challenge but thoughts once thought unconnected create a story. (more)

A piece which explores the psychological aspects of stand-up comedy and offers insight into the seemingly simple world of the comedian. (more)

There he stood, stout and smirking, with a handlebar moustache - I felt like he was looking right at me. (more)

Mary Amoroso, who just had her ninety-fifth birthday, leaves a confused message on her boyfriend’s answering machine. (more)

Two opposing groups of immigration protestors in Arizona attempt to define the word "wall" without referring to Mexico. (more)

Eve Abrams was inspired by the heartfelt reactions of her first grade students to the tragedy currently unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico and in their coastal communities. (more)

A stranger moves slowly through town and reflects on all that has happened. (more)