Misery, By Anton Chekhov

Misery, By Anton Chekhov

The cabman Iona’s son recently died. He desperately and unsuccessfully tries to have a talk with the people he meets and tell them of how shattered he is.

Give Me A Murder

Give Me A Murder

Bobby was like any other high school kid with dreams of helping his football team win. Only, his dreams quickly turned to obsession.

DBS #4: Great Fictional Drunks And Awesome Irish Witers

DBS #4: Great Fictional Drunks And Awesome Irish Witers

Who are the biggest drunks in fiction? A discussion.

I Won’t Be Coming Home

I Won’t Be Coming Home

The grief of losing a child is unmatched. Especialy when the child never had a chance to live.

Episode 12: A Toast To The Drunkest Authors Of The 20th-Century

Episode 12: A Toast To The Drunkest Authors Of The 20th-Century

A true drunken episode of the podcast in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.

Dublin, By Louis MacNeice

Dublin, By Louis MacNeice

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day 2019, a poem shortlisted for Ireland’s best loved poems of the past 100 years.

Cheers To Being Irish

Cheers To Being Irish

An Irish cheers all around.

Mean Mugging

Mean Mugging

When three street punks decide to rob an unsuspecting man dressed in a nice suit, they get more than what they bargained for.

Knockout

Knockout

No matter how prepared you are, boxing is a sport of chance.

Episode 11: Three Reasons Why Your Work Isn’t Getting Out Of The Slush Pile

Episode 11: Three Reasons Why Your Work Isn’t Getting Out Of The Slush Pile

We give you a break down of the quickest ways to get your work out of the slush pile and into print.