At long last, Episode 10! It feels something like a milestone to me. I'm really happy with the stories in this episode.The first story, "Not For You, For Them" is by Olive Evangeline. I'm really interested in what you all think about this one. You can read more of their work at https://www.reddit.com/r/AostheGreat/The second story, "Tap-Tap" is by Matthew Lepore and was tremendous fun to read! You can contact Matthew via email using matthewleporefilm at gmail.com If you'd like to read the stories, you can do that by becoming a member of the Patreon! All members get access to transcripts of each episode, and funds from the Patreon are used exclusively to support and improve the podcast. Plus there's cat photos. Have a look at https://www.patreon.com/eviereadsWould you like to submit a story? Go to http://www.evohagan.com/podcasts and send it on in! You can also let me know what you thought of this episode through Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/evohagan or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AuthorEVOHagan 

Brian Reads: Flash Fiction

10: Not For Them, For You - Tap-Tap

Episode 9 of Evie Reads has arrived! I think the stories in this episode are neat. The first is a scifi story about unique moment in the otherwise dull life of an alien Customs inspector by Simon Whitaker. You can learn more about Simon at http://www.SF-Books.com and http://www.twitter.com/RareSaturnThe second story is a gentle, stroll down memory lane. 437 Wilton Street (A Brick Story) by Zach Murphy will help us wind down this episode. You can see more by Zack at http://fadetozach.blogspot.com/ If you'd like to read the stories, you can do that by becoming a member of the Patreon! All members get access to transcripts of each episode, and funds from the Patreon are used exclusively to support and improve the podcast. Plus there's cat photos. Have a look at https://www.patreon.com/eviereadsWould you like to submit a story? Go to http://www.evohagan.com/podcasts and send it on in! You can also let me know what you thought of this episode through Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/evohagan or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AuthorEVOHagan 

9: Broken Record - 437 Wilton Street (A Brick Story)

Hello everyone! Here's episode 8 of Evie Reads. The stories today are a bit darker. The first one is The Creepy Dance of Red Curly Hair by Amirah Al Wassif. You can follow Amirah at https://www.facebook.com/amirah.alwassif The second story is Conversation by Ryan Hays. If you'd like to read the stories, you can do that by becoming a member of the Patreon! All members get access to transcripts of each episode, and funds from the Patreon are used exclusively to support and improve the podcast. Plus there's cat photos. Have a look at https://www.patreon.com/eviereads Would you like to submit a story? Go to http://www.evohagan.com/podcasts and send it on in! You can also let me know what you thought of this episode through Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/evohagan or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AuthorEVOHagan

8: The Creepy Dance of Red Curly Hair - Conversation

This episode's stories are DuBeauchene's Test by Alex Bischoff and Snapshots by Casey Weatherington.You can find out more about Alex at https://alexbischoff.wixsite.com/websiteAnd Casey at on Twitter https://twitter.com/caseryanInstead of trying to find sponsorships, the podcast can now be supported by you directly through Patreon. Please visit https://www.patreon.com/eviereadsWould you like to submit a story? Go to http://www.evohagan.com/podcasts and send it on in! You can also let me know what you thought of this episode through Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/evohagan or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AuthorEVOHaganThanks for listening!

7: DuBeauchene's Test - Snapshots

Finally, season 2 of the podcast! I'm really happy to be able to bring you these two stories. You can find out more about Lynn Mullican at this locations: https://www.amazon.com/Lynn-Mullican/e/B0055WRN3U https://www.facebook.com/Author.LynnMullican/ https://twitter.com/lynnmullican And the sponsor for this episode was Hydra Productions Professional Publishing and Promotion Services. https://www.facebook.com/hydraproductions2018/ https://www.hydraproductionsonline.com/ And you check out their current anthology, 42 and Beyond, on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/bookseries/B07H9VLXNG/kindle Would you like to submit a story? Go to www.windsmithcity.com/podcasts and send it on in!

6: A Cold Night - The Noose

I really enjoyed this episode! The Right Thing to Do was a fun story to write (there's a pun in the title!) and Kerry's story An Anarchy of Arachnids is great but... well, consider this your warning if you're arachnophobic. Which I am, but I enjoyed it all the same. You can find out more about Kerry E.B. Black at: https://www.facebook.com/authorKerryE.B.Black/ https://twitter.com/BlackKerryblick https://kerrylizblack.wordpress.com/ For discussion, you can find the blog post with the podcast at http://windsmithcity.com/2018/04/23/episode-5-of-brian-reads-flash-fiction/ This episode didn't have a sponsor. If you would like to help the podcast by being a sponsor, you can find out about that at http://windsmithcity.com/podcasts/sponsorship/ Would you like to submit a story? Go to www.windsmithcity.com/podcasts and send it on in!

5: The Right Thing to Do - An Anarchy of Arachnids

After a long hiatus, the podcast has a new episode! It opens with my story The Theater is Closed. The story was originally included in an anthology on censorship. You can read that for free at https://issuu.com/jacquelinedell/docs/combatingcensorshipazineproject The second story, A Tiger, Similarly Attired, is by Brian Middleton. You can learn more about him and his fantastic work at https://www.facebook.com/colesmithcomics/ and https://twitter.com/colesmithcomics For discussion, you can find the blog post with the podcast at http://windsmithcity.com/2018/04/07/episode-4-of-brian-reads-flash-fiction/ This episode was sponsored by the I Made It Market. You can visit their website at www.imadeitmarket.com Get the transcript and learn more by visiting the podcast website at www.windsmithcity.com/podcasts

4: The Theater is Closed - A Tiger, Similarly Attired

This episode is a bit of a departure from the others. The first is my story, Stop Broadcasting. It's very short, with a bit of a sci-fi premise. The other is a fiction piece, The Whistling, by Rhonda Gordon. For discussion, you can find the blog post with the podcast at http://windsmithcity.com/2017/12/13/episode-3-of-brian-reads-flash-fiction/ This episode was sponsored by the I Made It Market. You can visit their website at www.imadeitmarket.com Get the transcript and learn more by visiting the podcast website at www.windsmithcity.com/podcasts

3: Stop Broadcasting - The Whistling

In this episode, I read a pair of humorous stories. The first is my story, Grave Happenings, and the other is The Last Man on Earth by Dave D'Alessio. You can learn more about Dave at his Amazon profile page https://www.amazon.com/David-W.-DAlessio/e/B0070GLS9E/ This episode was sponsored by Snake River Comic Con. You can visit their website at www.snakerivercomiccon.com Get the transcript and learn more by visiting the podcast website at www.windsmithcity.com/podcasts

2: Grave Happenings - The Last Man on Earth

In this first episode, I'll celebrate Halloween a bit by reading a horror story I wrote titled The Jungle Horror, and another story titled Kernel of Truth by Stephen Coghlan. You can learn more about Stephen at his website http://scoghlan.com/ This episode was sponsored by Fantastic Journeys Publishing. You can visit their website at www.fjpublishing.com Get the transcript and learn more by visiting the podcast website at www.windsmithcity.com/podcasts

1: The Jungle Horror - Kernel of Truth

Author Brian Hagan reads two flash fiction short stories; one of his own and another by a featured author. This podcast is perfect for listening to during quick errands, or if you're sick to death of serials. If you'd like support this podcast, you can follow the link to my website and use the donate button there.

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Brian Reads: Flash Fiction

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