Audio and Voice Work

I have done some audio work with short stories, and have been interviewed on a couple of radio stations. I'm still waiting on the recordings of the interviews from the radio stations, but I can provide you with links to some of the audio work.

Sweet Overindulgence - My first audio story was a fairly short presentation of a crime piece I wrote about a gourmand mobster, and how food causes a problem for him. I'll confess that the quality isn't great, because it was an early attempt at an audio production.	Sweet Overindulgence
Bluetick - Here is one I think is better. It's a longer story, originally published textually on Reflection's Edge, but later produced as an audio performance for the Crime and Suspense ezine. The story is set in post-World War II Georgia, and is a story of racial bigotry, murder and supernatural revenge.	Bluetick
The Cask of Amontillado - This classic Edgar Allen Poe story was a great vehicle for voice characterization, and I enjoyed doing it.	The Cask of Amontillado