Bound Off Short Story Podcast

"Delivery" written and read by Kathy Fish (listening time is 2 minutes and 38 seconds, starts at 0:45). "Girl on the Floor" written by Thomas Kearnes and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 4 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 3:58). "The Smallest of Offerings" written and read by Susi Wyss (listening time is 5 minutes and 9 seconds, starts at 9:15). "Mario's Three Lives" written by Matt Bell and read by Mark Rushton (listening time is 6 minutes and 29 seconds, starts at 15:05).

"Blink" written by Marian Allen and read by Kelly Shriver (listening time is 5 minutes and 30 seconds, starts at 0:45). "Love, Mortar" written by Amelia Gray and read by Dave Robinson (listening time is 3 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 6:52). "Goodbye Blue" written by Tracie McBride and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 12 minutes, starts at 11:17).

"Father and Son" written by Robin Caine and read by Scott Rayow (listening time is 5 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 0:50). "Disappearing Act" written by Carol Carpenter and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 2 minutes, starts at 7:05). "Breaking It Down" written by Beverly C. Lucey and read by Mark Rushton (listening time is 6 minutes and 30 seconds, starts at 9:45).

"Apocalypse" written and read by Tomi Shaw (2 minutes long, starts at 0:40). "The Diary Of A Salaryman" written and read by Mark Budman (3 1/2 minutes, starts at 3:00). "Spanish Lessons" written and read by Jeffrey Pierce (5 1/2 minutes, starts at 7:30). "Licorice Night" written by Joyce Finn and read by Kelly Shriver (4 minutes, starts at 13:40).

"4th of July, Austin Texas" written and read by Ann Rushton (3 1/2 minutes long, starts at 0:58). "The Origin Of The Drug Pyramid" written by Kelly Shriver and read by Dave Robinson (12 minutes, starts at 4:50). "Lords Of The Fair" written by Dave Robinson and read by Mark Rushton (12 minutes, starts at 17:04). "Anoka-Hennepin" composed and performed by Mark Rushton.

"The Washing Machine" written by Vicki L. Wilson and read by Kelly Shriver (2 1/2 minutes long, starts at 0:52). "Virgin Footprints" written by Nathan Versaw and read by Dave Robinson (13 minutes 45 seconds, starts at 3:53). "The Steenburgen Report" written and read by Matthew Summers-Sparks (14 minutes, starts at 18:08). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"600 Seconds" written and read by Vincent Louis Carrella (10 minutes long, starts at 0:34). "Mother Country" written by Nick Antosca and read by Mark Rushton (2 minutes long, starts at 11:05). "Broomstick Limbo" written and read by Craig Terlson. (5 minutes long, starts at 13:30). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"The Beach Ball" written and read by Charles Kaufmann (6 minutes 39 seconds); "Try" written and read by Todd Zuniga (5 minutes 19 seconds), and "Feedback From The Committee" written and read by Matthew Petty (12 minutes 45 seconds) . Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"Orlando, Florida" by Tao Lin, read by Mark Rushton (6 minutes 20 seconds). "The Report On Your or Someone Very Close Issue #14" by Christopher Wallace, read by the author (6 minutes 15 seconds). "Sue Ray" by Brenda C. Wilson, read by Kelly Shriver (13 minutes). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"La Vie du Jour" by Steven Gullion. Read by Dave Robinson (11 minutes). "Twelve Steps Down" by Mark Budman. Read by the author (5 minutes). "The Poet's Head is In My Lap" by Elizabeth Ellen. Read by Ann Rushton (8 minutes). "Yellow Chicken Claw" by Christine Boyka Kluge. Read by the author (2 minutes). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"Dear Larry and Lyndi" by Dianne Cormier. Read by Kelly Shriver. Reading time: 3 minutes. "Another Round" by Tim O'Brien. Read by Mark Rushton. Reading time: 8 1/2 minutes. "Do Not Steal From the Dump" by Dave Robinson. Read by the author. Reading time: 15 minutes. Music provided by Mark Rushton.

Bound Off is a monthly literary audio magazine, broadcasting literary short fiction with the new podcasting technology. We aspire to showcase work that is compelling and driven by narrative, with a force that keeps the listener listening. We are dedicated to publishing stories by both the established and emerging writer.