
A new volume of succinct yet stirring stories arrives with the second season of Future Fables — Aesop’s storytelling podcast, created in partnership with Literary Hub. Exploring how the ancient fable form may bring us replenishment, comfort and perhaps guidance for the modern day, celebrated contemporary writers weave yarns that resonate and illuminate in equal measure Future Fables is created in ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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An Australian writer of Aboriginal Mununjali Yugambeh and Dutch heritage, Ellen van Neerven has won various literary prizes for their works of fiction, poetry, drama and non-fiction. Their fable invites us to reflect on the relationship between human... more
As a senior scribe at Aesop, George Walker has a deep interest in the power of words and the transformative impact of sharing stories. When he isn’t writing for Aesop’s stores, website or amber bottles, he can be found working on the draft of a first... more
Based in Boulder, Colorado, Stephen Graham Jones is the author of nearly 30 novels, collections, novellas and comic books. His writing typically spans horror, crime and science fiction, and references his heritage as a Blackfoot Native American. In t... more
A writer, researcher and editor, currently working toward her PhD at the University of Oslo, Regina Kanyu Wang artfully weaves together gender politics, environmental issues, and an otherworldly perspective. Following her deep interest in science fic... more
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Beautiful storytellings of all these incredibly talented and articulate authors, and a heavenly pleasant narration. Seriously raises my standards for narrators if they’re not like Gabriel’s I don’t want to hear it
Grazie. Elena Darma
Love this ! Gorgeous production. So relaxing to listen to
I this podcast, but I wish you could add more episodes. If you could add more episodes I would be watching these all the time, I want to here heroic stories and sad ones too. If you could add more, that’s all I wish I could have for now.
Signed, Marcail Sunset
This is a lovely initiative, more of it please - no pressure, of course. I used to listed to radio theatre and tales and this podcast very much reminds me of that. I suppose it opens to reflection, empathy and human nature, not to mention it invites the young selves to step in. Thank you
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Apple Podcasts | #225 |
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