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Thirteen Storeys
By: Jonathan Sims
Narrated by: Jonathan Sims, Katie Leung, Lula Suassuna, and others
A dinner party is held in the penthouse of a multimillion-pound development. All the guests are strangers - even to their host, the billionaire owner of the building. None of them know why they were selected to receive his invitation. Besides a postcode, they share only one thing in common - they've all experienced an unsettling occurrence within the building's walls. By the end of the night, their host is dead, and none of the guests will say what happened. His death remains one of the biggest unsolved mysteries - until now.
A Truly Original Story
By John D. on 05-25-21
Narrated by: Jonathan Sims, Katie Leung, Lula Suassuna, Jot Davies, Aysha Kala, Katherine Press, Ayesha Antoine, Sophie Roberts, Laura Kirman, Theo Solomon, Ben Elliot, Laurence Dobiesz, Cloud Quinn
The Confessions of Dorian Gray Series 04
By: Roy Gill, Sam Stone, James Goss, and others
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Ayesha Antoine, Yasmin Bannerman, and others
Inspired by Oscar Wilde's classic story of hedonism and corruption, The Confessions of Dorian Gray imagines a world where Dorian Gray was real, and his friendship with Oscar Wilde once spawned the notorious novel. Starring Alexander Vlahos as Dorian Gray, this fourth series of supernatural horror stories comprises eight original half-hour episodes.
It's great.
By Carmen on 10-12-17
By: Roy Gill, Sam Stone, James Goss, George Mann, Xanna Eve Chown, David Llewellyn, Mark B. Oliver, Matt Fitton
Narrated by: Alexander Vlahos, Ayesha Antoine, Yasmin Bannerman, David Benson, Anthony Howell, Jacqueline King, Bruno Langley
Know Your Place
Essays on the Working Class by the Working Class
By: Nathan Connolly
Narrated by: Ayesha Antoine, Emily Ellis, Manolis Emmanouel, and others
In 21st century Britain, what does it mean to be working class? This book asks 24 working class writers to examine the issue as it relates to them. Examining representation, literature, sexuality, gender, art, employment, poverty, childhood, culture and politics, this book is a broad and firsthand account of what it means to be drawn from the bottom of Britain's archaic but persistent class structure.
Narrated by: Ayesha Antoine, Emily Ellis, Manolis Emmanouel, Julie Maisey, Helen Monks, Ryan Phillips, Deborah Rock, Tom Stocks, Sarah Stewart, Homer Todiwala, Paul Tyreman
Bernice Summerfield - New Frontiers
By: Xanna Eve Chown, Alexander Vlahos, Gary Russell
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, David Ames, Ayesha Antoine, and others
As the Advent season approaches, Bernice finds herself faced with the prospect of an old-fashioned family holiday, surrounded by her loved ones on a world they now call home...a time to forge new memories, together...and for a bitter enemy to claim what is rightfully hers. Life is never straightforward, however. The most haunted planet in the galaxy is requesting an archaeologist, and something very peculiar is happening at the last manned shipyard in the cosmos.
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, David Ames, Ayesha Antoine, Thomas Grant, Miles Richardson, Charlie Hayes
Bernice Summerfield - Legion
By: Tony Lee, Scott Handcock, Miles Richardson
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, Ayesha Antoine, Thomas Grant, and others
'Vesuvius Falling. Written by Tony Lee. Things aren't going great for Bernice Summerfield. Her one time comrade-cum-adversary, Irving Braxiatel, isn't the man she knew; her long-lost teenage son, Peter, isn't exactly pleased to see her; and she's woken up with one hell of a hangover....
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, Ayesha Antoine, Thomas Grant, Miles Richardson, David Ames
Bernice Summerfield - Epoch
By: Mark Wright, Jacqueline Rayner, Tony Lee, and others
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, Ayesha Antoine, Marcus Hutton, and others
The Kraken's Lament by Mark Wright. Gather round, wretched peoples of Atlantis, for Acanthus the Talesmith has a story to tell! A story of adventure, of courage, of a Winged Goddess searching for truth and sanctuary in a friendless city... On the streets of this fair city, the Goddess searches for a path to the child of two worlds but finds instead only questions and danger.
By: Mark Wright, Jacqueline Rayner, Tony Lee, Scott Handcock
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, Ayesha Antoine, Marcus Hutton, David Ames
Bernice Summerfield - Road Trip
By: Christopher Cooper, Simon Barnard, Paul Morris, and others
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, Ayesha Antoine, Arthur Darvill, and others
Brand Management. Bernice Summerfield needs a job. Professor Harry Burtenshaw thinks she's just the ticket. But with the people of Lyndyaz celebrating their most important festival and the ruling Dominicci Corporation maintaining control with draconian glee, has Bernice turned up in the wrong place at the wrong time? Bad Habits. Meet Sister Bernice - newest initiate into the order of Saint Celestion.
By: Christopher Cooper, Simon Barnard, Paul Morris, David Llewellyn
Narrated by: Lisa Bowerman, Ayesha Antoine, Arthur Darvill, Jacqueline King, Roger Hammond, Nigel Lambert, Anjli Mohindra
Fight for the Remote
By: Mark Adams, Julia Dawn
Narrated by: Andrew Hayden-Smith, Ayesha Antoine, Helen Oakleigh, and others
Fight for the Remote is a new seven-part audio comedy series from Fantom Films. Fighting for the remote are Jon and Alice, a 20-something couple living together in London. Alice enjoys socialising; Jon hates meeting people. While Alice is climbing her career ladder, Jon is quite content on the bottom rung of his. They are constantly caught in the middle ground between settling for what they have and wanting more and wondering whether what they have together is worth fighting for.
Narrated by: Andrew Hayden-Smith, Ayesha Antoine, Helen Oakleigh, Daniel King, Keith Flood, Sean Connolly, Neil D'Souza
By: Season Butler
Narrated by: Ayesha Antoine
Seventeen-year-old Kid doesn't know where her parents are. They left her with her grandmother Lolly, promising to return soon. That was months ago. Now, Lolly is dead and Kid is alone, stranded 10 miles off the coast of New Hampshire on tiny Swan Island. Unable to reach her parents, and with no other relatives to turn to, Kid works for a neighbor, airbrushing the past - digitally retouching family photos and movies - to earn enough money to survive.
Fight for the Remote, Episode 6
By: Mark Adams
Narrated by: Ayesha Antoine, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Helen Oakleigh
Alice gets her one client, Camp Raymond, a career-boosting gig reading his best-selling children's novel on tape, leaving Jon at home to clean the house (with a little help from his sci-fi fan friends). While Jon is embroiled in an all-day Star Wars marathon, Alice battles with Camp Raymond's expressive eccentricities to distract her from wondering where her life is going.
'A clear-sighted, poignant rumination on loneliness, love, the melancholy of age'
The Kid doesn't know where her parents are. They left with a promise to come back months ago, and now their 17-year-old daughter is stranded on Swan Island. Swan isn't just any island; it is home to an eccentric old age separatist community who have shunned life on the mainland for a haven which is rapidly sinking into the ocean. The Kid's arrival threatens to burst the idyllic bubble that the elderly residents have so carefully constructed - an unwelcome reminder of the life they left behind and one they want rid of.
Fight for the Remote: Episode 5
The Big Night Out Debacle
Narrated by: Ayesha Antoine, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Helen Oakleigh, and others
The dangling testicles of fate have tea-bagged me yet again." Alice and Keren are coming to the end of the three-hour getting-ready ritual, in preparation for a rare big night out with old mates. Jon is trying his best to get out of it with the help of the not-so-bright Grub. As the countdown begins, the wine is drunk, the hair sprayed stiff, and Jon made to change his shirt, but who will make it out of the house in time?
Narrated by: Ayesha Antoine, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Helen Oakleigh, Daniel King
The Wake-Up Call
"God, I need to be bereaved. I could do with losing a few pounds". Jon, Keren, and Grub accompany Alice to the funeral of a uni friend called Boris. Jon wants to know how good a friend the deceased was; Alice wants to know how he died. Will their respective quests for knowledge end in tears or laughter?