For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme)Mckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme)Mckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme)Mckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme)Mckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

On this episode: The Seed of the Fae Tree, Chapter 4. If you haven’t listened to chapters 1 through 3 or all 7 parts of Cascade Rock, go back and listen to those episodes before continuing. Last time, Ven and Darl's set out into the wild Valley of the Gods aboard a borrowed fishing vessel. At once, they saw evidence the valley was full of terrible megafauna––a giant flying beast circling in the south, the leviathan stalking their wake and of course, the great water lizard that snapped at Darl sending him toppling overboard to his apparent demise. Is Darl, in fact, dead this time? No, he’s not. Come on. He’s everyone’s favorite character. But many other mysteries await in the wilderness ahead.

For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme): cabletiers.comMckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme): cabletiers.comMckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme): cabletiers.comMckenzie Stubbert (music): mckenziestubbert.com

"American Afterlife," by Pedro Hoffmeister For more stories by A.P. Weber go to apweber.com or www.patreon.com/apweberFor more from these brilliant contributors go to:Meg Weber: http://MegWeber.comJosiah Martens (theme)

In Woodrow’s world, the moon is a shattered disk in the vaulted sky. It serves as a constant reminder of his own broken life. At fifteen, he’s seen his genius father murdered and his hometown burned to the ground. He escaped the destruction on his father’s greatest invention, a mysterious airship. But everywhere he goes, a bad reputation precedes him. Woodrow the Wicked, they call him. They say he killed his father and burned his town. Now Woodrow and his ragtag airship crew find themselves relentlessly pursued across a fantastic world by a family of aristocratic sociopaths bent on killing Woodrow and obtaining the ship for their own sinister gain. Will Woodrow become the wicked boy the world thinks he is? Will he survive to rise above his reputation?