Episodes

Our final podcast from the anthology IT CAME FROM THE COMMENT SECTION! couldn’t be more appropriate or seasonal. Typically our writer’s run dark – maybe that’s […]

From the anthology “It Came From The Comment Section!” we bring you the latest from writer Rudolfo Serna. In this story we meet Cheryl – recently […]

Today is November 6, 2018. Election Day. For the past two and a half years we’ve seen the rise of divisive rhetoric that has very recently […]

Are you ready for one last Halloween scare, Brick Moon fans? Today we conclude our month-long scarefest with the bloodiest installment in our SLASHER series. Suyi […]

The wave of slasher films from the late 70s to the mid-80s was nothing less than a tsunami. Even more stunning was the sheer amount of […]

Another boring day in the office. The job pays, but there’s nothing to do – like, literally nothing. It makes no sense to hire a new […]

It’s Halloween season and we aim to bring the horror. It starts today and runs through the month. This year we gave our writers a prompt […]

The anthology is “It Starts With A Heist,” and the last story from it is Kevin R. O’Hara’s “Specter of Crime.” This one has everything you […]

Have you been following our #SummerOfCrime series on the Brick Moon Fiction Podcast? Then you already know you’re in for a treat. From the anthology, “It […]

What is best about handing out prompts to our Brick Moon writers is the anticipation. We know (mostly ) all our writers and when we get […]

The Sumer of Crime continues with our latest podcast from the anthology, “It Starts With A Heist.” This brilliant piece comes from Eric Del Carlo. Wait […]

The first podcast release from our “It Starts With A Heist” anthology. This dazzling sci-fi heist tale comes from Suyi Okungbowa. Action, thrills, a rich world, […]

Hey Brick Moon fans, it’s our final installment in our series on Familiars! This story, “The Color of Evolution” comes from writer Lauren Signorino. It tells […]

Not to worry Brick Moon-heads. (Brickheads?) Part 2 of Kevin R. O’Hara’s VFam is now live and ready for your listening pleasure! Artwork by Jon Foster!

Okay, Brick Moon Fiction is smack in the middle of our epic series on Familiars and this one’s a doozy. It’s such a big deal, in […]

Brick Moon Fiction presents our newest story, “The Janitor of Death,” by Jack Moody. We’ll let the first sentence set you up: “The first time Siri […]

Brick Moon Fiction presents a new batch of short stories. Once again, we revisit the theme of “Familiars,” those creatures that act as sidekicks to witches […]

Brick Moon promised you four stories from parallel lives. Welcome to story number four courtesy Nicholas Thurkettle. Nick delivers a story complete with his trademark humor […]

written by Suyi Davies Okungbowa narrated by Solomon Osadolo

narrated by Sarah Golding

The old man is at the end of his life. Serving as a constant reminder of what was, his daily view overlooks an elementary school playground. And then one day, slightly off in the woods beyond a fence, he notices that someone - a group of people - are watching the children. Scrounging up his last bit of dignity, he goes to investigate...

This particular story is a real head-trip. Rudolfo Serna, self-professed lover of B and Cult movies, took our suggestion of creating a modern-day Frankenstein and opted to blow our minds. This story has it all and we put it up there with some of Rudolfo's best! So, come - don your blood-red cloak and find out just what lies at the heart of The Altar of Bill.

They’re both six years old. They’ve been together their whole lives. As far as they know they are the same species, but the truth is one […]