In an homage to miss Jane Austen, precocious sisters Sophie and Phoebe Grey play at romance - with others as the pawns.  And with a touch of magic.

Music from the album Lady Caroline's Regency Romp by the Lexington Vintage Dance Society (used with permission).

Well, we did a re-enactment with audience members of a classic episode - Force majeure.

For a cold read, in limited light, and all just sitting around the mics... it's still FUN! 

Especially Kim Poole as sound effects - OMG!!! ROFL!

[Third time's the charm - trouble loading this earlier...]

Two girls, two different cultures - joined by a common fate.

Nearly there....

Darn it - i actually finished Bingo #29, and couldn't upload it.  Just wanted to make sure and lay claim to it, since it was such a struggle...

;)

Soon as it works again, I'll upload.

Carol wakes in a strange dark room, with a man she's never seen before -
and when the questions start to fly, there's lives at stake

Our first Mark Time award-winning episode!

In a far-flung galaxy, a survivor of a space wreck has to come to terms with her rescuer's lifestyle.

Music by Sulatus

Cover art by Brett Coulstock

Yes, we have an app.  Don't ask me how it works - just go and buy it, please.  We love being popular!

http://www.macworld.com/appguide/app.html?id=690289&expand=false

I muse on what I recall of childhood, and how that affects my ability to write child characters, and try and figure out what makes a character feel like a child.

A group of gamers on their way to a big convention run afoul of criminals and must use their gamign skillz to survive.

[slightly nsfw, and a bit of foul language]

Cover art by Brett Coulstock

Music by Kevin MacLeod, with songs from Darkest of the Hillside Thickets (used with permission)!!!

Adapted by Julie Hoverson from a story by Steve Wilson

A tour in the desert.  But not the tourist kind.  The deadly kind.

Music by Stacey Sullivan
Much thanx to Suzanne Dunn for scene prepwork!
[with bits from Josh Woodward and Kevin MacLeod]

[Warning - foul language and mature situations]

An ornery old woman faces down the lords of the afterlife.

[revamped 11/2011]

[Julie, and more importantly the show, returns after a long winter's nap.]

Lam makes some peace.... maybe.

Cover by Brett Coulstock

The year is over and I'm seriously starting to ponder what I want to enter for the Mark Time/Ogle Awards this year.  To that end, I'm asking folks what you think.  Here's the list of 19 Nocturne Boulevard episodes from 2010. 

I'm planning on entering three, so help me select the right ones? [leave a comment, drop me an email, or come tot he forums on Audiodramatalk.com]

FANTASY

[Jane 1] - Bride of the Minotaur

The Wrong Bob

Force Majeure

Il Professoro's Daughter

The Big Dark

Dragon

[BnB #2] - Naked Truth

[Jane 2] - Splinters of the Gate

[short] Fairy King

[short] Darrin Dilemma

HORROR

[L5#1] - Picture in the House

An Hour to Kill

[L5#2] - Haunter of the Dark

A Stitch In Time

Cautionary Tale

Golden Woods

Lost Hearts

[L5#3] - From within

Séance

The Deadeye Kid (which story?)

[short] Karma

[short] The Archway Room

SCIENCE FICTION

SNAFU

Bread Overhead

OTHER

Childhood Trauma [dark social commentary]

Idiot Box [dark social commentary]

Dis Belief [speculative fiction]

Set Piece [drama with a teensy hint of the unknown]

Cymbeline [with the indecisive title]

Oh, and of course, there's always the Deadeye Kid....

Divorcee Trudy and her young son receive a strange box, the contents of which may change the world.

[revamped 11/2011]