The Voice of Dog Rob MacWolf and guests

Kala Theouis was travelling to the archaeological discovery of a lifetime when her starship was shot down by an unknown force. Now, marooned on a desert planet with only her dwindling supplies and the memory of her wife to keep her going, she must find a way to escape and make her way back to the one she loves.
Welcome to Pride Month.
Today’s story is “Love Like Echoed Fire” by J.S. Hawthorne, whose most recent work can be found in “In the Light of the Dawn” and soon in “The Heavens Within our Grasp,” by the Furry Historical Fiction Society. She can most easily be found on Mastodon, where she likes to talk about writing.
Read for you by Rob MacWolf — werewolf hitchhiker.
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https://thevoice.dog/episode/love-like-echoed-fire-by-js-hawthorne

[18+] A story about an adopted wolf, trying to figure out his new life, with risky consequences.
Today’s story is “The Creation of Water” by Leuna, who works as an essayist, and is writing surreal short fiction at FurAffinity.
Read by Icefang, in the cozy corner of the café.
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https://thevoice.dog/episode/18-the-creation-of-water-by-leuna

Today we present a poem by Sky McKinnon, who won 2nd place in quarter 2 of L. Ron Hubbard’s Writers of the future.  Their short story “The Edge of Where My Light is Cast” is available on Amazon, and an upcoming story, “Meet Cute,” in Thurston Howl’s “Night of the Howling Dead,” is expected later this year.  For more information, you can follow Sky on bluesky.
Read for you by Rob MacWolf — werewolf hitchhiker.
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https://thevoice.dog/episode/the-death-of-kellas-by-sky-mckinnon

[18+] Mr. Theodore Darby has a…problem. He hopes visiting the offices of Dr. Rutherford B. Cranswell will help in correcting his inability to have an orgasm.
Today’s story is “What Are The Odds” by Ta’kom Ironhoof, the equine charmer, who hosts the Dinner At Yiffany’s Podcast and has voiced several stories here as well. His story, ‘Going The Distance’ will soon be published by Fenris Publishing.
Read by Solomon Harries, Cuddly Badger Dad and by the Author.
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https://thevoice.dog/episode/18-what-are-the-odds-by-takom-ironhoof

The obsidian mansions plume themselves that they need not the sky.
And so the wind must come again to teach them how to die.
The wind shall break their furnaces, and fling their wheels above.
They shall know not how to stop it. They know not its love.
Today’s story is the second and final part of “Sing in Me, Holy One, and Through Me” by Rob MacWolf, who heard it on the wind but couldn’t say where the wind got it. You can find more of his work in anthologies from the Furry Historical Fiction Society, and on his SoFurry gallery.
Read by the author. Musical engineering by Solomon Harries.
Last time, a nameless coyote drifter appeared in a feud-wracked frontier town, and in the lives of Bethany Smith, the town belle, and Luis Huerfano, the hired ranch hand who works for her parents’ rivals. Whenever the stranger sings, anyone within earshot can be compelled to sing with him, even though what they sing is incomprehensible, sometimes with—as in the case of Rafe Rogers, local hired ruffian—psychoanihilatory results. What this coyote wants, and indeed what he is, remains unknown.
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https://thevoice.dog/episode/sing-in-me-holy-one-and-through-me-by-rob-macwolf-part-2-of-2

Grey mountains gather as the grass grows dry.
More dreadful than its fury is the rapture of the sky.
Miss Bethany is longing for a world she is denied,
But the wind is singing distantly, and leaves nowhere to hide.
Today’s story is the first of two parts of “Sing in Me, Holy One, and Through Me” by Rob MacWolf, who heard it on the wind but couldn’t find a way to fit it into any anthologies from the Furry Historical Fiction Society. You can find more of his work on his SoFurry gallery.
Read by the author. Musical engineering by Solomon Harries.
thevoice.dog | Apple podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
If you have a story you think would be a good fit, you can check out the requirements, fill out the submission template and get in touch with us.
https://thevoice.dog/episode/sing-in-me-holy-one-and-through-me-by-rob-macwolf-part-1-of-2