Podioracket Presents-Visionaries

Brian Holtz and I have brought together a 16 story collection of short stories from some of the best Podiobooks.com authors.  Some stories are strange, others are scary or humorous. Search through the mix of audio short stories to find something you like in Podioracket Presents- Visionaries.

 Five stories are available now!

The first story in the anthology, one of several prequel tales for J.C. Hutchins‘ thriller novel 7th Son: Descent, stars Kilroy2.0, a deranged Washington DC-based computer hacker. Incensed by recent federal scrutiny, Kilroy2.0 declares to his followers that today is a day of … ruination.

Listen to Brian Holtz’s award-winning, never before aired in audio, short story Jeremy’s Potential. This slipstream short story brings us Jeremy, who learns that his life is much bigger than he’d ever imagined. He finds himself spiraling from one reality to the next, searching for his daughter. To stop the nightmare he’ll need determination, quick reflexes and…a teddy bear. If you enjoy it, try one of Brian’s other Podiobooks.com novels.

Writer Patrick McLean won a “Best Fiction (Non-speculative)” Parsec Award  for this humorous piece, Death of a Dishwasher! Find more of Patrick’s work on Podiobooks.com, including How to Succeed in Evil.

Paul E. Cooley, the author of Tattoo, brings his horror short, Canvas, in which an artist discusses his philosophy of painting with a captive audience.

Seth Harwood’s thriller Junius, is the precursor to his novel Young Junius, which was just picked up for publication. Junius Ponds came up on tough streets outside Boston way back in the day. In the middle of drugs, gang violence, and the toughest set of tower-projects you ever knew, he seeks to avenge his brother. Learn more in the novel based on this short story, Young Junius.

Coming next week . . . . Ron Vitale!

Check out Podioracket Presents- Visionaries.

Meanwhile, I’ll continue writing.

For this project, I’ve brought in new team member. Brian Holtz, the author of several Podiobooks.com novels. Under Podioracket.com’s familiar brand, we will coordinate and promote Podiobooks.com author’s short stories in one place. The series will be called Podioracket Presents. And the first volume is Visionaries.

Our intention is to give listeners another way to find authors they love.

Since we are trying to make this as simple and easy as possible, initially we are gathering together short stories that authors have already created and used elsewhere. If the first season of Podioracket Presents is successful we will be open to new stories in subsequent volumes.

Details for Podiobooks.com authors are available in the guide at Podioracket.com.

I’ll let you know once we have finalized the list of contributors and set an air date.

I thought that after the initial enthusiasm, and as our process matured, the pace would slow down. However, things may not go though the slow period that I have been anticipating since we are once again expanding our reach. Evo Terra has invited Podioracket.com to share podcast episodes on Podiobooks.com’s own Podiobooker RSS feed. This will put us right where we want to be, in front of the Podiobooks.com listeners. We couldn’t be more pleased.

We have also begun putting our episodes on Blog Talk Radio to see if we can find an untapped audience who might like listening to audiobooks, and just not know it yet.

Since the inception of Podioracket.com I have done a little fiction writing. The flash fiction piece in my previous post, an excellent horror sci-fi story that will come out later this year in Horror Addicts, and a fairytale/horror story that is terrible and will likely never be seen anywhere. Hey, they aren’t all masterpieces.

I hope this answers any questions you may have had. As always, write me to share your thoughts. I’m quite friendly.