PodCastle 425: Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Transformations
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Authors : Sunil Patel, Shannon Peavey and Samantha Murray Narrators : Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali, Jen R. Albert and Graeme Dunlop Audio Producer : Peter Wood Discuss on Forums PodCastle 425: Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Transformations is a PodCastle original. Rated PG-13 “Girl in Blue Dress (1881)” by Sunil Patel. Read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali. First appeared in Fantastic Stories […]
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Authors : Sunil Patel, Shannon Peavey and Samantha Murray
Narrators : Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali, Jen R. Albert and Graeme Dunlop
Audio Producer : Peter Wood
PodCastle 425: Flash Fiction Extravaganza! Transformations is a PodCastle original.
Rated PG-13
“Girl in Blue Dress (1881)” by Sunil Patel.
Read by Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali.
First appeared in Fantastic Stories of the Imagination.
Her dress is composed of blues from ultramarine to cerulean, a cascade of hues resolving into one. She stands askew, her expression unreadable, her mouth a blur. The colors in her dress have not faded but her name has. He asked for it, once, but he did not write it down.
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“Mirabilis” by Shannon Peavey.
Read by Jen R. Albert.
A PodCastle original!
No one’s really seen a girl turn to glass. It’s one of those things journalists make up when they’re bored, like the knockout game or the Russian heroin that rots your skin. They show these pictures of sick-pretty starving girls on the evening news, girls with slatted ribs and fierce eyes, and my mama clicks her tongue and I change the channel.
Meanwhile, Zola eats none of her peas.
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“Portrait of My Wife as a Boat” by Samantha Murray
Read by Graeme Dunlop.
First appeared in Flash Fiction Online.
She smells of linseed, of citrus, the oil that she rubs into all of the little tiny cracks in her face. When she leaves she kisses me and I taste the sea.
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