• Mythical Minstrelsy and Flash Fiction Fridays

  • By: Teresa Garcia
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Mythical Minstrelsy and Flash Fiction Fridays

By: Teresa Garcia
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  • Mythical Minstrelsy and Flash Fiction Fridays will focus on flash fictions centering around folklore, myth, fantasy, and magic that I have written or have been sent to me for publication. Book reviews will also be published. Author, editor, illustrator, publisher, poet, and rpg site owner interviews are planned for in the future. The episodes are intentionally short due to the nature of flash fiction. Reviews tend to go up on Wednesdays, Flashfictions on Fridays, Interviews Sundays. If you wish YOUR poetry, short fiction, or flash fictions to be included on the podcast, or to be interviewed, please see Podcast Submissionsl for details. Featured work is paid, interviews are not. I am the author of the "Selkies' Skins" and "Dragon Shaman" series. I also write poetry, illustrate, and do some narration. I also run a small publishing company, THG StarDragon Publishing. You can find me on my Patreon where I post content first, as it is my central location for sharing all of my projects. Check out the links below for other places to find me and how you can help. Back issues will eventually be uploaded to Gumroad.
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Episodes
  • Flash Fiction Fridays #44: (Ame's Art Desk crossover episode) The Celestial Companions

    Flash Fiction Fridays #44: (Ame's Art Desk crossover episode) The Celestial Companions
    May 29 2023
    A short story set within the Selkies' Skins universe by Teresa Garcia. This story is set sometime after Kirsty Makay has become a Merstudies professor at Castle Carrick, during the time she works to improve acceptance and peaceful relations with various merfolk. Here, she consults The Book of Seals in pursuit of an intriguing lost magical technology.
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    21 mins
  • Round The Fire Stories by Arthur Conan Doyle #2: The Beetle Hunter

    Round The Fire Stories by Arthur Conan Doyle #2: The Beetle Hunter
    Mar 23 2023
    This is a live read recording of a reading done for the Trotsdale Library of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Beetle Hunter" from his collection "Round the Fire Stories." As this reading is not done in a sound treated room there is a difference in quality between this and how I record for audiobooks done for or via ACX, Fiverr, or Findaway Voices.
    Recorded October 11, 2020Processed October 20, 2020
    Life got in the way of uploading to the podcast. It went up on Youtube the year intended though.
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    41 mins
  • Round The Fire Stories (Conan Doyle) 1: Leather Funnel

    Round The Fire Stories (Conan Doyle) 1: Leather Funnel
    Mar 23 2023
    This is a recording of a live read done for the Trotsdale Library in Second Life of the short story "Leather Funnel" from the collection "Round the Fire Stories" by Arthur Conan Doyle as part of my contribution to Halloween and Nightmare Night festivities. This book is in the Public Domain and freely available to download at Gutenberg.org. This is yet another catch up post that did not manage to make it over when it was supposed to.
    Not intended for children.
    As this recording had to be done while sitting by the computer to allow for speedy response in case of raids this is not at the usual quality of recording and was not done with my usual setup. It has been reduced down to mono due to some issues found in the recording file.
    Narrator: Teresa Garcia
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    37 mins
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