Upon the Wings of Greater Things
The creative endeavours of Starla Huchton
I realize that most people have no interest in French history. Generally, I’m one of them. For my Tales from the Archives story, however, I found myself sucked into a black hole of research for this piece and I thought perhaps I would share a few links with all of you. These are all pieces of the story. If you’re interested in the facts behind my fiction, I encourage you do a little light reading. :)
At last! The moment I’ve been anticipating for months has arrived! I can finally present to you:
My story from Tales from the Archives!
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A new episode at last!
From the website:
In this episode:
Darkest before the Darkwater, written and narrated by Tee Morris
A group of survivors from the airship Guy Fawkes find themselves washed ashore on an uncharted island. In their search for survival they uncover one mystery after another.
Featuring Alyson Grauer as the voice of Althea Galway
and “The Starting Grid” from The Gearheart, composed and performed by Alex White
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So, say you’ve listened to The Dreamer’s Thread a time or two, and you’ve found yourself wanting something new. While I can’t (at this time), promise you new fiction from my own pen, I CAN offer you my voice.
Continuing the syndicated series.
From the website:
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences has many forgotten stories in its Archives. Stories of madcap adventures in all corners of the Empire, dark doings in hidden places, and mysterious devices and artifacts that the everyday citizen should never become aware of for fear it would quite undo their minds.
In this episode:
The Shadows of Calcutta, written and narrated by Phil Rossi
Agent Robert Smith, on return from a mission in Nepal, is diverted to India where he is charged to find a missing agent. Alex Tanner had been investigating a series of thefts and murders holding the Ministry’s attention, and now it falls on Agent Smith to find his missing comrade.
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Continuing in the syndication…
From the website:
In this episode:
Night’s Plutonian Shore, written and narrated by Jack Mangan
We rejoin our epic tale across the America’s as Agent Bruce Campbell remains on the trail of Usher assassin, Mikael Scharnusser, who has fellow Ministry agent Brandon Hill captive. With a narrow window of time granted by the enigmatic agent of the States’ OSM agency, Bruce must rescue Agent Hill from this madman’s locomotive lair…
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In honor of my recent mastering of eBook conversion, I’m doing a little giveaway!
More in the series syndication…
From the website:
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences has many forgotten stories in its Archives. Stories of madcap adventures in all corners of the Empire, dark doings in hidden places, and mysterious devices and artifacts that the everyday citizen should never become aware of for fear it would quite undo their minds.
In this episode:
Night’s Plutonian Shore, written and narrated by Jack Mangan
This epic tale opens in 1849 when a poet is murdered in the streets of Baltimore. The man behind the seemingly random murder manages to elude the law until — in 1889 — Agents Bruce Campbell and Brandon Hill track him down. The assassin, Mikael Scharnusser, gives the slip to the agents on revealing his “talent” and the madman’s intentions to bring down the House of Usher.
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Continuing with the syndication…
From the website:
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences has many forgotten stories in its Archives. Stories of madcap adventures in all corners of the Empire, dark doings in hidden places, and mysterious devices and artifacts that the everyday citizen should never become aware of for fear it would quite undo their minds.
In this episode:
Hanuman’s Gift part two, written and narrated by Helen E. H. Madden
After hearing Agent Harrison Thorne’s impossible tale of cursed monkeys and undead women Whitby must file away the physical evidence. However it just may be that Hanuman’s Gift was not totally left behind in India, and the Archives are not as boring and safe as he believes.
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Continuing with syndication…
From the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences website:
In this episode:
Hanuman’s Gift, written and narrated by Helen E. H. Madden
Deep in the Archives, Augustus Whitby toils through his duties in the Archives, dreaming up romantic stories far more plausible than the supposed “investigations” of the field agents. A story from Agent Harrison Thorne and an unassuming artifact from his recent case, however, proves much to Whitby’s chagrin that there are some truths that are far stranger than fiction.
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