Episode 12- two more stories and a poem from our archives; "Daddy's Brown Belt", by Edith K. Magak, "No Particular Place to go", by Bonnie Meekums, and "Our Currency is a Wishing Well" by Hadley Dion.

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Episode 11- we bring you three more stories from our archives; "The Girl in the Woods", by Megan Pacelli, "Kindness, of a Sort", by Jacqui Pack, and "The Air, it's Alive" by Joseph Darlington.

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Episode 10, our first double-digit episode, we bring you three more stories from our archives; "Fire Coral", by David Oakley, "The Deep Dive", by Robert Runte, and "The Lone Twin", by David Micklem.

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Episode 9, a return to form for the new year, we bring you three more stories from our archives; "Leave no Trace", by Nora Thurkle, "Straight Expectations", by Anna Ross, and "Saddleworth", by R.J Gardham.

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Episode 8, something of an unusual "one man show" episode, we bring you three more stories from our archives; "The Pact House", by Isaac D. Williams, "The Harvestman", by E.M. Duffield-Fuller, and "Dama Bianca", by Urška Vidoni.

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Passing the half a year mark into Episode 7, we bring you three more stories from our archives; "Greedy Bird" by Julian Harvard, "One Green Bottle" by Gerald Green, and "Allergies" by Patricia Bamford.

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This month, a whole half-year into our podcast adventure, we're bringing you another three amazing stories from our archives. These stories are:

• The Word For Salt by Cathy Browne
• Beyond Larmorna by D.G. Champken
• On The Run by Fija Callaghan

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This month we're super excited to bring these three wonderful works:

• Scott's Burial by Brendan Shea, read by D.G. Champkin
• A Small Life by Joe Butler, read by David Gregory Clark 
• Pigeon English by David Cook, read by Daniel Hubbard

We've also got an interview with 'A Small Life' author Joe Butler (who is, incidentally, one of the first writers we ever published!) where we talk to him about his writing processes and the story itself.

This episode, as well as everything we do, is made possible by our wonderful Patrons: David Brown, Steven Thompson, Jake McAuliffe, Randy Workman, Kevin Bonfield, Zac Copeland-Greene, Joe Butler, Ryan Walravan, Ola Ismail, Gary Evans, Sophie Raine, Danny G. Champken, Sam Huish, and Piers Pennington. If you like what we do, why not consider supporting us from as little as £1 a month. You can find out more here: https://www.patreon.com/banditfiction