
From the creator of the popular Litreading podcast comes a new collection of original short fiction.
New Tales Told features carefully crafted stories new short stories that echo the spirit of classic literature while venturing across time and place—from the distant past to imagined futures. Surprising, thoughtful, sometimes unsettling, these stories explore the enduring power of narrative in a wo... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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There are things we expect from the world.
Walls stay still. Rooms hold their shape. The spaces we live in behave.
And when they don’t, we look for explanations.
Old houses settle. Pipes shift. Light plays tricks.
But sometimes the world doesn’t ... more
Every crime begins as a solution. At least to someone. This is a story about a solution. A rented room. A promise. And a man who believes he is doing what’s necessary.
If you’re enjoying New Tales Told, take a second to tap that five-star rating on A... more
This story is not about the America we live in.
It’s about an America that could exist—slowly, legally, and quietly—if people stop asking questions.
Civic Duty follows a retired teacher whose life is reduced to data points, compliance scores, and a... more
Here is a quiet story about love that arrives too late, and lingers in unexpected ways.
About two people who find each other where they never expected to meet.
And what it means to hold on, even when you know you can’t.
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I did not like the story on civic duty. It screams anti-Trump. It would’ve been much more appropriate during the Manchurian Biden term when people were being fired for not taking the government mandated vaccine or cancelled for depicting the American flag.
I’m so glad Don is sharing his original tales with the world.
Thanks Don! I’m really enjoying listening to your stories. They are interesting and creative.
I am enjoying these original tales. Great voice and quality production!
Great stories which entertained me, kept me guessing and touched my emotions. The episode “Dead Air” provided me an important reminder to be present to my live, friends and family. Highly recommend.
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Focusing on the art of storytelling, the content features a diverse range of original short stories that blend the elements of classic literature with contemporary themes and settings. Listeners are taken on emotional journeys through narratives exploring various human experiences such as connection, loneliness, grief, and introspection, often delivered in a thoughtful and engaging manner. Unique aspects include the podcast's homage to the tradition of oral storytelling, where each episode is crafted to evoke a strong sense of narrative, inviting listeners to reflect on the power of stories in their own lives. It also aims to bridge audiences across generations, making storytelling accessible at any moment, whether during a commute or while... more
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