Consolation is not on the Map

By: Neil Fitzgerald
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  • Summary

  • A Western, of sorts.


    When a mysterious hole opens up in Consolation, a stranger also arrives to document the event. The two events must be linked in someway, at least that's what thinks our narrator, a black dwarf who works at the GiddyTimes saloon thinks.


    Written and recorded (and read in part) by Neil Fitzgerald.


    For questions and comments, write to him at: neilsfitzgerald@gmail.com


    For more information about the author and producer, go to neil-fitzgerald.com. Help support more podcasts here: https://ko-fi.com/neilfitzgerald



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  • A Hole Appears (1863) - Part 1

    A Hole Appears (1863) - Part 1
    Jun 16 2024

    No man had made it, that we knew. Not time enough, for it was the work of one night, and not even, but a minute, maybe less. Soft thunder that woke most who heard it as muffled cannon fire or dynamite down a mineshaft in their dreams.


    A mysterious hole appears in Consolation, which soon draws in prospectors, charlatans, and other poor misguided wretches from all over Zobesland. Then one day, an even stranger stranger appears.


    Written and recorded (and read in part) by Neil Fitzgerald.





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    11 mins
  • A Hole Appears (1863) - Part 2

    A Hole Appears (1863) - Part 2
    Jun 23 2024

    Rumour had it that Redchops and his gang had been spotted raisin’ hell over in Forbearance, a town known for its leniency with hell-raisers.


    The arrival of hell-raiser Redchops will have terrible consequences for the new stranger in town, especially when the latter makes a bizarre proclamation about the mysterious hole.


    Written and recorded (and read in part) by Neil Fitzgerald.


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