For those who find the short episodes unsatisfying, here's half the season to listen to in one go.

A chat at an xmas party turns to pondering the imponderable.

Season finale at episode 20.

Trapped in a place that's no place, subject to the whims of things not human, a group of people do the best they can to figure out the rules and survive.

Share and share alike only goes so far, even with the oldest friends.

When dealing with an alien race, you have to impress them, right?  Not just make an impression...?

Further developments in "the pit"...

Who can they trust?

What scares the armed forces the most?

The new micro-serial from Julie Hoverson is a sexy fantasy romance intrigue backstabbing epic.

This show is intended for mature audiences.

A serial in bite sized episodes, The world of Decadence will slowly unfold.

First episode goes up July 20.  (date change)

:)

If you were shipwrecked, what would you sacrifice to get home?

The new series begins on July 15.

Dinner and Details.

When does a hindrance become a positive?

more secrets.

Being the last one left, will he shut off the lights?

Beware college students bearing weird gifts.

A suspect - er - witness barges into the P.I.'s office to see what the dick knows, but finds only the secretary...

Checking on a colony that stopped responding to calls?  ON a planet with no dangerous animals or predators?  Easy peasy, right?

A recent contest set a challenge for us to write a five page teaser for an audio series that takes Alice in Wonderland and rewrites it in space.

So this was my entry - it didn't win.

A couple of us who missed the mark decided to put ours together and post them anyway, just for shits and giggles.

This is a temp file - I need to add some opening and closing credits, but I wanted to get this up on the date we all agreed on.

What to do if captured and studied by aliens.

Stopping for strangers after dark on lonely country roads might be dangerous.

Minds loose in space, seeking other minds.

The story unfolds....

Another of the Short Sharp Shocks I've been mixing recently....

Be careful what you wish for.

Please Ouija Please

• Griswold – Tom Taverna
• Maude – Nila Hagood
• Edgar – Boyd Barrett
• Winifrid – Julie Hoverson
• Nurse 1 – Rhys Torres
• Nurse 2 – Eleiece Krawiec
• News 1 – Greg Allensworth
• News 2 – Regan Lussier

Space is big.  Really big.  And empty.  So who wouldn't get freaked out, being all alone in it?

The 1989 team arrives at the house and something stinks.

I'm finally getting back up to speed!

Remember!  Patreons are two episodes ahead - any donation to the show, gets you episodes earlier!

https://www.patreon.com/19Nocturne

No seashells, I promise

Working hard to get these back on schedule.

Another of the shorts we worked on in the Sunday livestream (twitch.tv/crazyauntjulie, noon-2 PST)

Much thanks to the gaming group that inspired this wackiness!

A quick look at a very unlucky space traveller.

Written and produced by Julie Hoverson

Music by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com

In a slightly familiar type of story, a thug from the distant past is bought to an idyllic future because no one does violence any more.

(and he doens't know how to use the three seashells!  tee-hee!)

The Night Sucks more.

This is the final episode we finished.  I ran out of time and energy, and Broken eye Books and Clinton Boomer, while being awesome folks, were as shoestring financially as I am, so no hope of this being a "real job" any time soon.  Someday, when I'm rich and idle, we would LOVE to finish this.

:)

For now, you just have to visit Broken Eye Books and read the hard copy, to find out how this comes out.  Try it! 

https://www.brokeneyebooks.com/store/c8/The_Hole_Behind_Midnight.html#/

Skull Games.

Busted!!!

Lapdance!

Shopping Therapy!

As a note - I'm cutting out the ads and extra credits and making compilations of every three episodes for all my Patreon supporters!!!

Not a bad time to join as a supporter, eh?

:)

The new Body Suit.

Honey Sweet Licks Gentleman's Club.

nary a gentleman in sight....

The Scene of the Crime.

One Blink Later

Sealed with AWAK.

The other kind of Funk.

Broken Hipster

Happy Happy VHS.

BAR

meeting the ex.

The culprit is finally caught.

I promised I would upload these here, for posterity.  I have only so much space to use, so they will be spread out among the atomic Julies. 

These are from the Hole Behind Midnight by Clinton J. Boomer, that I was trying to dramatize.  I ran out of time, but we got a fair way in, and in  a perfect world would be able to finish it someday.

Episode 1 and 2 came out previously:

1:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/nineteennocturne/HBM2_Interview_Posthumous_temp.mp3?dest-id=21914

2:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/nineteennocturne/HBM1_Late_Night_Phone_Call_19Noc.mp3?dest-id=21914

Space pilots can be as lucky as anyone else.

Homing in on the killer, they need every trick in the book.

Why an outhouse?  It's kind of in there.

The investigation continues and some drastic measures must be used.

Earth isn't always friendly to its far-flung children.

Finally getting back to it.

Assembling the clues to uncover the Count's murderer may be a messy business. 

When longevity makes overpopulation a household thing - a household of dozens crammed cheek-to-jowl - the hope of a little breathing room is all that's left.

In an alternate earth history line, where the Plantagenets never lost the British throne and magic is church (Catholic, of course) sanctioned (but only to carefully vetted and licensed sorcerers), a murderbrings king's investigator Lord Darcy to the scene, accompanied by his forensic sorcerer and physician.

Inventing a substance that could possibly bounce indefinitely was relatively easy.  Stopping it from doing so was not!

Make sure to take the handy dandy "who listens to audio drama..?" survey i have made:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/95ZZVJ5?fbclid=IwAR0Fu5aOHvrBim17DAdS-iAmUuUCsIHRcZUIJ3xLlpriH7US5Ysv0Iey4G4

If the same day repeats and you don't realize it, how can you get what you want?

It has come to my attention I never posted the final piece of this.

Crazy year, eh?

Attributed to Jules Verne, but probably written by his son Michel, this story (written in 1895) predicted the far future...

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!