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Havok Story Podcast: Episode 13

The Havok Story Podcast is an every-other-week audio narration of selected flash fiction from the Havok story collection, released on all major podcast outlets via Anchor.fm.

“The Time Travelers” By Kaitlyn Carter Brown

It’s a tale of travel through time – backwards and forwards, to be exact – with murder, political intrigue, and good old-fashioned detective work thrown in!

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If you’re a Havok member, you can also read the original story here: The Time Travelers

Meet Our Narrator, Magnus Carlssen

Half a lifetime of getting lost in fantastical worlds and several careers in the creative arts have only scratched the surface of preparing Magnus for the magnificent and Herculean responsibility of bringing Havok authors’ stories to life in audio form. After a mid-life crisis that, in his own words, “sharpened my focus to the point of a laser in a prism factory,” he returned to his Scandinavian roots of storytelling. He is fluent in exactly one language and lives near an imaginary lake with his wife, two daughters, and invisible lap cat. // magnuscarlssen.wordpress.com

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