Dream Houses by Vincent Louis Carrella

Our Trip to the Moon by Bob Thurber. Elegy for a Hometown by Robert Dana. The Grazers by Joe Farley. Telescope by Naomi J. Williams. Parade for Hendrik by Stefani Nellen.

Solitaire by Dennis Norris II. Purple Jesus by Karen Bernardo.

Advance by Jef Otte. Back After a Break to Discuss the Decline of Civilization by Audrey Kalman.

Bastard by Mika Nadolsky. A Note to Hansel, Thirty Years Too Late by Bob Thurber.

Our Sugar Maple by Chad Broughman. Refrigerator Children by Erika D. Price.

In a Better Place by Andrew Cothren. Monet's Rabbit by Michael K. Meyers.

After The Wedding by Alexander Danner. Say Yes To The Dress by Thomas Kearnes.

Behold by Lauren Eller. No Mas Ters by Ebi Causey.

Love Battles by Jenny Xie. How to Feed a Penguin by Anna Saikin.

Marcy Cunningham by Harry Posner. Fire Dragons by Valerie Borey.

Stories by Justyn Harkin, Ashley Cowger, Marcela Fuentes, KJ Hannah Greenberg, and Adrian Dorris.

They Vampire Nights by Douglas W. Milliken. Ratios and Differences by Meng Jin.

Climbing by Ben Leib. Gate of Sorrows by Mary Helen Stefaniak.

The Grazers by Joe Farley. The Winter of the Frozen Moon by Bob Thurber.

The Mother by Ruby Cowling. Three Seasons by Katherine D. Stutzman.

Bevel by Caleb Andrew Ward. Ninth Grade Eternal by Andrew Kozma.

Jimmy The Mime by Jason Shults. Say It by Liam Callanan.

An Awkward Grief by Jen Knox. Family Geometry by Phyllis Rudin.

The Truth of Grapes by Kellelynne H. Riley. The Metaphor Pusher by Aaron Fox-Lerner.

Cold Front on the Way by Sebastian Morgan-Lynch. Wilhelmina by Monica Bergers.

For Jane by Gavin Broom. The Turin Horse by Douglas W. Milliken.

Crash by Cheryl Diane Kidder. Ten Solid Years of Devoted Service by Shane Graber.

The Deep and Tragic Midnight by Vincent Louis Carrella.

Reading for the 2nd anniversary of Obsolete Magazine, featuring W. Joe Hoppe, Kelly Shriver, Walter Chien, Jonna Higgins-Freese, Todd Colby, and Rich Dana

Baby by Andrew Kozma. Smote by Camille Griep.

Our Trip to the Moon by Bob Thurber. Driving Lesson by Natasha Fish.

Dreams by Duncan Whitmire. Fat Elvis by Richard Fulco.

At The Core by Cat Rambo. Hair by Ashley Cowger.

Body by Deepak Unnikrishnan. Goulash by Luke Williams.

Whatever You Like by David Rawson. Birds by Charles Holdefer.

Late in the Epoch of Print by Richard Gess. Get Some Rest by Nick Ripatrazone.

The Stars of Track and Field by Jane Flett. Cataclysm by Linda Boroff.

Four Dustpans by Sarah Prevatt. The Question of Influence by Kristen Hamelin Tracey.

The Informant by Roman Skaskiw. Refuse Meadow by Adrian Dorris.

Death Comes To Parker Grove by Charles Rafferty. Newborn by Bob Thurber.

Waiting Room by Hobie Anthony. No Quarter by Laurence Davies.

Carlton On The Verge by Robert Sachs. Such Simple Words by Len Kruger.

A Feast Afloat by Tim Dicks. Give It A Go by PDR Lindsay.

U.S. Irregular by Michael K. Meyers. The Woman Who Could Smell The Future by Alexander Danner. The Legend Of Christopher Mason by Dave Early.

Dirt In The Face by Merle Drown. Theodore Roosevelt Would Have Liked To Be Rescued by Collin Blair Grabarek. Exposure by Eric McKinley.

Beset by Gerri Brightwell. Ashes by Nicole Taylor.

The Swap by Mark Sutz. The Octopus by Douglas Cole.

Location, Location, Location by Simon A. Smith. Jacqui and the Dead Cat by Rupan Malakin.

Static in the South by Adam Warren Cheshire. Dickens's Untold Tale: The Unwilling Executioner by Lois Bassen.

An Ancient Story by Emily Darrell. The King Died by Mark Budman. The Importance of Cloth by Laurie Knox.

The Last of the Company of Too Many by Eric Rehm. The Yellow Bag by Zdravka Evtimova.

Unthinkable Bugaboos by Mindela Ruby. Telescope by Naomi J. Williams.

The Right Book by Cory Doctorow, read by Neil Gaiman

What Happened In Miami by Justyn Harkin. And The Lemon Bar Stared Back At Me by Freda Love Smith.

Slippage by Meg Pokrass. Breakfast by John Bruce. Crank Combination Radio Flashlight with Flare Capability by Shannon Anthony.

Unstopped Charlie by Karen Sosnoski. The Bombshell by Tania Malik.

A Perfect Unicorn by Mary Miller. Taboo by Venita Blackburn. Beethoven Venison by Nathan Weinstein.

The Whole Situation by Andrea Kneeland. Shades Of Blue by Ashley Cowger.

Spyglass by Pat Tompkins. Bonnie and Clyde on Vacation by Aron Efimenko.

The Devil Haunts a Hungry Man by Andrew Thomas Weems. Wrestling Walter Benjamin by Michael K. Meyers.

Girl With Donkey by Thomas Kearnes. Citadella by Julia Phillips.

Man On Moon by Dawn Corrigan. Inside the Monkey House by Susan Buttenwieser.

Jet Stream by Craig Terlson. Montreal in Seven Pieces by Laura Roberts.

Robert Dana Memorial Reading at the University of Iowa on March 27, 2010. Readings by Marvin Bell, Rick Campbell, Jim McKean, Katy Kysar, David Hamilton, Lisa Birnbaum, Rick Ryan, Nicholas Kogon, John Rosecrance, Jay Johnson, Dick Terrill, Keith Ratzlaff, Anna Wiese, Tom Lynner, and Denise Low.

Recording of the Robert Dana Memorial at Cornell College on March 28, 2010

Rabbit's Feet by Stephanie Lenz. Our Times Demand Hot Chilies by Laurence Davies

The Visit, written and read by Robert Dana. Elegy For A Hometown, written and read by Robert Dana.

Life Vest by Tricia Louvar and An Easy Going by Simon Smith

The Reading by David Copper and Man Walks Into A Bar by Paulette Livers

Below The Surface by Ruth Schiffmann and U-Boat by Vincent Louis Carrella

Chapter 27 of "Forecast" by Shya Scanlon

"Heroin, Mother, Memory" by Sarah Black and "Love Begins and Ends" by Laura Bottomley

Excerpts from "The Book Of Joanie" by Kelly Shriver, "The Bartender's Daughter" by Ann Rushton, and "The Mother, The Witch, and The Wolf" by Dave Robinson. Music is "Potential Ride" by Mark Rushton.

Cracking Open by Ethel Rohan and Doris by Rolli

Lion: Notes for a Play in One Act by Matt Leibel and Skeleton by Lilly Gray

Check Engine Light by Mel Bosworth and A Documentary About Sharks by Gavin Broom

Investigation by Brian Beise and No Heroes by PDR Lindsay

There Must Be People Like That Here by Angela Lovell and Not a Single Tree by Zdravka Evtimova

Approbation by David Backer and Doors Closing, Please Stand Clear Of The Doors by Zein El-Amine

Algorithms of a Breakup by Steve Howard and Succession by Dawn Alison

How To Tour Death Row by James A. W. Shaw and Hot Tub by Thomas Kearnes

The Redemption Of Garvey Flint by Vincent Louis Carrella

The People Here Are So Hardy and Cheerful by Kathy Fish and The Last Thing I Need by Meghan Kenny

Mailman, written and read by Merle Drown. Off The Vine, written by Brian Brown and read by Sue Andres.

Every August we go on holiday. For this edition, here are some hidden gems from the 2006 podcasts. Stories by Elizabeth Ellen, Brenda C. Wilson, Nick Antosca, Craig Terlson, Tomi Shaw, Beverly C. Lucey, and Amelia Gray. Visit Boundoff.com for additional details.

Not Even a Murmur, written by Terry Collett and read by Kelly Shriver. Listening time 2 minutes and 37 seconds (starts at 1:15). The Bathchair, written by Maureen Wilkinson and read by Mark Rushton. Listening time 11 minutes (starts at 4:23).

In Response To Your Presentation, written by Matt Plass and read by Dave Robinson and Mark Rushton. Listening time 8 minutes and 10 seconds (starts at 1:18). Milk, the Wound, and Recompense, written and read by John Stadler. Listening time 11 minutes and 30 seconds. (starts at 9:45).

The Visit, written and read by Robert Dana. Listening time 11 minutes and 40 seconds. (starts at 1:17). Elegy For A Hometown, written and read by Robert Dana. Listening time 3 minutes and 35 seconds. (starts at 13:38).

Down There, written and read by Jenny Arnold. Listening time 2 minutes and 30 seconds. (starts at 1:00). New Carpet, written and read by Andrew Dugas. Listening time 10 minutes and 45 seconds. (starts at 3:55).

Hurricane, written and read by Karen Bernardo. Listening time 2 minutes and 50 seconds. (starts at 0:44). Deeper Into Sicness, written and read by Tyler McMahon. Listening time 13 minutes and 38 seconds. (starts at 4:10).

Fish Camp, written by Sarah Black and read by Kelly Shriver. Listening time 2 minutes and 25 seconds. (starts at 0:37). Last Call by Clifford Garstang. Listening time 8 minutes and 25 seconds. (starts at 3:43).

The Sky Darkens, written by Len Kruger and read by Dave Robinson. Listening time 13 minutes 26 seconds. (starts at 0:50). Acapulco Blue, written and read by Vincent Louis Carrella. Listening time 14 minutes. (starts at 14:14).

Rain Day, written by Craig Terlson and read by Dave Robinson. Listening time 5 minutes 7 seconds. (starts at 0:42). Actions Figures and Other Playthings, written and read by Ross Kimble. Listening time 12 minutes. (starts at 6:18).

Three Guys Over, written and read by Brian Brown. Listening time 6 minutes 8 seconds. (starts at 0:42). The Book of Punishments, written and read by Dawn Corrigan. Listening time 16 minutes 5 seconds. (starts at 7:04).

The Whiskey Midget Freak Show, written and read by Vincent Louis Carrella. Listening time 3 minutes and 12 seconds (starts at 0:48). Root, written by Claudia Smith and read by Kelly Shriver. Listening time 3 minutes and 19 seconds (starts at 4:32). European Tour, written by Kendall Walker and read by Ann Rushton. Listening time 7 minutes (starts at 8:25).

Dasi's Hair, written and read by Jeremy Wexler. Listening time 13 minutes and 13 seconds (starts at 0:42). Fall Down, written and read by Gavin Broom. Listening time 13 minutes and 13 seconds (starts at 14:22).

The Ethical Dilemma of a Sandwich Down the Pants, written and read by Kelly Shriver. Listening time 5 minutes and 37 seconds (starts at 0:45). The Euchre Game, written and read by Ann Rushton. Listening time 25 minutes and 26 seconds (starts at 6:49). Older Writers, written by Clarice Flagel and read by Mark Rushton. Listening time 4 minutes and 43 seconds (starts at 32:40).

Sext 1947, written by Terry Collett. Read by Kelly Shriver. Listening time 3 minutes and 10 seconds (starts at 0:42). The Cutting of Carrots, written by Kevin P. Keating. Read by Mark Rushton. Listening time 15 minutes and 20 seconds (starts at 4:35).

Boxes, by Belea T. Keeney. Read by Dave Robinson (Listening time, 9 minutes and 45 seconds. Starts at 0:48). The Two Hundred Dollar Turd, written by Shayn Nicely. Read by Kelly Shriver. (Listening time, 8 minutes and 45 seconds. Starts at 11:10).

Driftwood, written by Maureen Wilkinson. Read by Mark Rushton. (Listening time 5 minutes and 10 seconds. Starts at 0:42.) Karaoke at 2100, written by Julia LaSalle. Read by Ann Rushton. (Listening time 8 minutes and 8 seconds. Starts at 6:23.)

Spontaneous Eruption, written and read by Brian Reynolds (listening time is 6 minutes and 12 seconds, starts at 0:40). A Beach in Kauai, written by Tom Conoboy and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 10 minutes, starts at 7:23)

Portrait of a Virtuous Woman written by Bob Thurber and read by Kelly Shriver (listening time is 6 minutes and 11 seconds, starts at 0:42). Parade for Hendrik written and read by Stefani Nellen (listening time is 14 minutes and 40 seconds, starts at 7:40)

"The Killing Of Clyde" written and read by Vincent Louis Carrella (listening time is 12 minutes and 48 seconds, starts at 0:42). "Deliberations on the Eve of Manhood" written and read by Anthony Evans (listening time is 1 minute and 32 seconds, starts at 13:57). "The Unhappy Inventor" written by Jensen Whalen and read by Mark Rushton (listening time is 12 minutes and 38 seconds, starts at 15:47).

"The Thing at the Blue Joy Dragon" written and read by Susan O'Neill (listening time is 15 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 0:35). "Homage" written and read by Craig Terlson (listening time is 4 minutes and 15 seconds, starts at 16:50). "Palo Alto" written and read by Gavin Broom (listening time is 12 minutes and 15 seconds, starts at 21:40).

"Delivery" written and read by Kathy Fish (listening time is 2 minutes and 38 seconds, starts at 0:45). "Girl on the Floor" written by Thomas Kearnes and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 4 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 3:58). "The Smallest of Offerings" written and read by Susi Wyss (listening time is 5 minutes and 9 seconds, starts at 9:15). "Mario's Three Lives" written by Matt Bell and read by Mark Rushton (listening time is 6 minutes and 29 seconds, starts at 15:05).

"Blink" written by Marian Allen and read by Kelly Shriver (listening time is 5 minutes and 30 seconds, starts at 0:45). "Love, Mortar" written by Amelia Gray and read by Dave Robinson (listening time is 3 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 6:52). "Goodbye Blue" written by Tracie McBride and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 12 minutes, starts at 11:17).

"Father and Son" written by Robin Caine and read by Scott Rayow (listening time is 5 minutes and 45 seconds, starts at 0:50). "Disappearing Act" written by Carol Carpenter and read by Ann Rushton (listening time is 2 minutes, starts at 7:05). "Breaking It Down" written by Beverly C. Lucey and read by Mark Rushton (listening time is 6 minutes and 30 seconds, starts at 9:45).

"Apocalypse" written and read by Tomi Shaw (2 minutes long, starts at 0:40). "The Diary Of A Salaryman" written and read by Mark Budman (3 1/2 minutes, starts at 3:00). "Spanish Lessons" written and read by Jeffrey Pierce (5 1/2 minutes, starts at 7:30). "Licorice Night" written by Joyce Finn and read by Kelly Shriver (4 minutes, starts at 13:40).

"4th of July, Austin Texas" written and read by Ann Rushton (3 1/2 minutes long, starts at 0:58). "The Origin Of The Drug Pyramid" written by Kelly Shriver and read by Dave Robinson (12 minutes, starts at 4:50). "Lords Of The Fair" written by Dave Robinson and read by Mark Rushton (12 minutes, starts at 17:04). "Anoka-Hennepin" composed and performed by Mark Rushton.

"The Washing Machine" written by Vicki L. Wilson and read by Kelly Shriver (2 1/2 minutes long, starts at 0:52). "Virgin Footprints" written by Nathan Versaw and read by Dave Robinson (13 minutes 45 seconds, starts at 3:53). "The Steenburgen Report" written and read by Matthew Summers-Sparks (14 minutes, starts at 18:08). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"600 Seconds" written and read by Vincent Louis Carrella (10 minutes long, starts at 0:34). "Mother Country" written by Nick Antosca and read by Mark Rushton (2 minutes long, starts at 11:05). "Broomstick Limbo" written and read by Craig Terlson. (5 minutes long, starts at 13:30). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"The Beach Ball" written and read by Charles Kaufmann (6 minutes 39 seconds); "Try" written and read by Todd Zuniga (5 minutes 19 seconds), and "Feedback From The Committee" written and read by Matthew Petty (12 minutes 45 seconds) . Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"Orlando, Florida" by Tao Lin, read by Mark Rushton (6 minutes 20 seconds). "The Report On Your or Someone Very Close Issue #14" by Christopher Wallace, read by the author (6 minutes 15 seconds). "Sue Ray" by Brenda C. Wilson, read by Kelly Shriver (13 minutes). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"La Vie du Jour" by Steven Gullion. Read by Dave Robinson (11 minutes). "Twelve Steps Down" by Mark Budman. Read by the author (5 minutes). "The Poet's Head is In My Lap" by Elizabeth Ellen. Read by Ann Rushton (8 minutes). "Yellow Chicken Claw" by Christine Boyka Kluge. Read by the author (2 minutes). Music provided by Mark Rushton (markrushton.com).

"Dear Larry and Lyndi" by Dianne Cormier. Read by Kelly Shriver. Reading time: 3 minutes. "Another Round" by Tim O'Brien. Read by Mark Rushton. Reading time: 8 1/2 minutes. "Do Not Steal From the Dump" by Dave Robinson. Read by the author. Reading time: 15 minutes. Music provided by Mark Rushton.

Bound Off is a monthly literary audio magazine, broadcasting literary short fiction with the new podcasting technology. We aspire to showcase work that is compelling and driven by narrative, with a force that keeps the listener listening. We are dedicated to publishing stories by both the established and emerging writer.