Tiny Tales
Tiny Tales is a collection of short stories spanning horror, fantasy, comedy, and everything in between.
Episodes
She existed in the in-between, the celestial nothing that stretched between here and there...
Today's episode was written and narrated by R. E. Rule. Music, mixing, and production by Frank Nawrot. Today's' music was performed by Dr. Gabby Baffoni. Dr. Baffoni, professor of clarinet at Southeast Missouri State University, plays with the Pan Pacific Ensemble, who will be releasing it's fourth album this fall! She&a...
If you could make One Call, to whom would it be?
When an unexpected opportunity comes her way, Nia visits the upper levels.
All of her life, Kaye has been building the dam.
Cover art sourced from falco.
In a Michigan lake-side diner, on a night when the mayflies hatch...
Mayfly Night was written by Warren Brown. Warren is a Canadian/American citizen of First Nations descent. Publications include OMNI, F & SF, Amazing, The Book of All Flesh, This Land, Nimrod, Dear Leader Tales, Speculative North, Smoke in the
Stars, Abyss & Apex, etc. His novel, What Happened in Fool the Eye is available online at Amazon and B...
On the long drive home, Brianna finds an unexpected place to rest.
Today's episode was written Catherine Yeates. Find out more about their work at https://www.cjyeates.com/
Cover Art sourced from jrico144.
A skeptical paranormal investigator enters an abandoned house, oblivious to the dark secret hidden within.
Cover Art Sourced from darksouls1.
Additional production by Matthew Ferrandino.
Cover art sourced from Prettysleepy.
This Readers' News column consists solely of submissions from Bear Creek residents just like you!
Today's episode was written by Tarver Nova. Tarver is a speculative fiction writer and professional night owl in New York. His stories are found in Baffling Magazine, Daily Science Fiction, Kaleidotrope, and other fine places. He is an associate editor of PodCastle and CatsCast. Find him at tarvernova.com or sh...
While on his normal carrier route, Noah encounters someone unexpected.
Voice Talent:
Gretchen Pille
James Barnett from The Night's End Podcast.
Cover Art sourced from Gerd Altmann.
Caught up in the story, a reader crosses the line between reality and fiction.
Cover Art sourced from Mystic Art Design.
On a hot summer day, Wilem discovers one of the river's hidden secrets.
Cover Art was sourced from oliver-eyth.
A child of the forest is never just a child.
When Helene goes to harvest the tree that grows buttons, she finds something far more surprising and far more sinister than she ever expected.
Introducing Don Henry - an Opera by Frank Nawrot
Premiering August 23, 2022 wherever you listen to podcasts.
Don Henry was a Dodge City native and University of Kansas student whose ideals led him to fight fascism in the Spanish Civil War of the late 1930s. Don was a young man when Mussolini and Hitler established fascist governments in Western Europe. He and others from around the world traveled to Spain to help...
As long as the sun rises, we endure...As long as there is light to speak, we endure.
S.J. is going to be a little voice, but nothing can prepare her for what she's about to undertake.
The bathynaut's journey is long...will she find what she is seeking?
"Diving into the Rift" was written by Dennis Mombauer. Dennis currently lives in Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he works on climate change and as a writer of speculative fiction and textual experiments. He is co-publisher of a German magazine for experimental fiction, “Die Novelle – Magazine for Experimentalism,” and has published fiction and n...
"She dreamed of fields wild and lush, but like every dream, love wasn’t enough..."
Today's episode was written by Julie Reeser (https://persephoneknits.com/)
Today, we revisit one of our favorite episodes: "What Happened That Night"
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Narration by James Barnett from The Night's End podcast. Visit nightsendpodcast.com or follow on Instagram @nightsendpodcast & Facebook @nightsendpod
Other Voices in Order of Appearance:
R. E. Rule (rer...
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