Mon, 10 May 2010
Part One Of One See the text at http://skinner.fm. Tonight we present a tale of science fiction, originally published at 365Tomorrows.com. It's a story of high level corporate maneuvering in a not so terribly distant future, a story which opens with a simple question of identity.
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Fri, 7 May 2010
Part Six Of Six See the text at http://skinner.fm. Tonight we present the finale to our first Blackhall tale, as Thomas makes his final stand against his ursine captor.
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Wed, 5 May 2010
Part Five Of Six See the text at http://skinner.fm. Tonight we present the penultimate episode in our current serial, in which Thomas Blackhall, tired, injured and having gone for days without sleep, begins to see an end to his labours.
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Tue, 4 May 2010
Part Four Of Six See the text at http://skinner.fm. Tonight, we rejoin the ongoing plight of Thomas Blackhall, who has found himself at the mercy of an ancient forest lord, a bear king from a time before men.
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Fri, 30 April 2010
Part Three of Six See the text at http://skinner.fm. Tonight, Thomas Blackhall gives up an explanation - as well as his only source of entertainment - while attempting to avoid inhabiting a bear lord's gullet.
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Wed, 28 April 2010
Part two See the text at http://skinner.fm. This evening we re-join Thomas Blackhall, who's been buttonholed atop Talbot's Plateau, deep in the primeval forests of 19th century North America.
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Tue, 27 April 2010
Part one See the text at http://skinner.fm.
Tonight marks the first appearance of what will likely become a regularly occurring member of the Flash Pulp cast, Thomas Blackhall, as well as the first time we've presented a multi-part serial. Our story opens in the wilds of 19th century North America, and our hero has already found himself in a spot of trouble.
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Sat, 24 April 2010
Part one of one See the text at http://skinner.fm.
To round off our week we have a tale a little longer than normal, a telling chapter in the checkered history of Mulligan Smith. In this evening's episode, the P.I. finds himself explaining transportation safety.
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Thu, 22 April 2010
Part one of one See the text at http://skinner.fm.
As for this evening's episode: it opens on two farmers, long time neighbours, ruminating on their lot in life from the saddles of their tractors.
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Thu, 22 April 2010
Part one of one. See the text at http://skinner.fm
Tonight the PI finds himself in the darkest depths of suburbia, only to realize he isn't alone. |
Fri, 16 April 2010
Part one of one See the text at http://skinner.fm.
In tonight's episode a loud couple have a public dispute that comes to a definitive conclusion.
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Wed, 14 April 2010
Part one of one See the text at http://skinner.fm. In tonight's episode, P.I. Mulligan Smith has some strange conversations with a well dressed man. |
Tue, 13 April 2010
Part one of one See the text at http://skinner.fm.
In tonight's episode P.I. Mulligan Smith trespasses and gives chase. |
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