Three-Lobed Burning Eye magazine - Fiction Podcast

Nov 26 2024 53 ep. 21 mins 4
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Three-Lobed Burning Eye is a digital magazine of speculative fiction, bringing you stories of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. Thrice per year we release a new issue of original stories, some with audio readings by the authors.

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Devoted/Devoured by Shelley Lavigne

Nov 26 2024 43 mins  
She licked her fingers clean upon exiting Notre-Dame Basilica. I thought she was lapping holy water -- I did not have her memories then so I fantasized: her fingers pressed into the soaked sponge near the egress, | © 2024 Jonathan Olfert.

Kick the Can by Jonathan Olfert

Nov 26 2024 15 mins  
Night is not a substance. Substance implies surface, and night is a hollow distance. You cannot touch the night, and if it touches you, it does so carelessly, giving some fast small thing -- a running human -- the space to throw itself headlong into an unseen obstacle. | © 2024 Jonathan Olfert.

R is for Running by E. Catherine Tobler

Nov 19 2024 14 mins  
Spring transitioned out of crawl and into run at the top of the Martian ridge they'd been climbing. The ground was still littered with rocks of all sizes, but the flat terrain made running possible again. | © 2024 E. Catherine Tobler.

All Her Rows of Teeth by Jordan Kurella

Aug 06 2024 27 mins  
The dive goes poorly from the start. Within an hour of cutting the engine, the radar can't pick up either the Vice Shark's signal, or Allysandra's. | © 2024 Jordan Kurella.

Daring Again to Wave Goodbye by Nkone Chaka

Aug 06 2024 8 mins  
Sedge slithered. More snake than man, he was an eel on dry land slipping between ancient tree trunks slick with lichen and excess water from recent rainfall. He scattered his footsteps... | © 2024 Nkone Chaka.

He Has Always Lived in This House Alone by Steve Rasnic Tem

Jul 30 2024 15 mins  
He has often wondered if something has gone wrong with his eyes. After images linger for seconds longer than necessary, and when he enters a room or turns his head he is briefly aware of having missed something... | © 2024 Steve Rasnic Tem.

The Ferry House by Nick Mamatas

Jul 30 2024 25 mins  
Of course Pop had a pistol. At the height of summer, in the old days, The Ferry House would pull in a hundred grand a night. At 3AM, smelling of fried clams and spilled Coke syrup, Pop would walk to the night deposit... | © 2024 Nick Mamatas.

Memories Held Against a Hungry Mouth by Ann LeBlanc

Apr 02 2024 35 mins  
Professor Iris believes there is nowhere better to eat a sandwich than a folding chair set ten meters across the border where the world dissolves into epistemological blankness. | © 2024 Ann LeBlanc.

Not the Act by Erica Clashe

Apr 02 2024 27 mins  
I'm mean and I need more. I don't care what I disrupt. Desire pilots. My life goes on a sleepwalk. I feel sick with this love that won't die. What they call mad love. | © 2024 Erica Clashe.

Kuebiko by Richard Thomas

Mar 26 2024 14 mins  
The boy wandered into the dense woods behind his house, following a solitary dirt path deep into the shadows, a song in his heart, as spring unfolded around him... | © 2024 Richard Thomas.