Tales from the Archives: Volume One

From the author who started it all and New Zealand's original podcast authoress, Tee Morris and Pip Ballantine return to Podiobooks.com with Tales from the Archives, a collection of original steampunk short stories set in the world of their award-winning series, The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences.

Featuring voices familiar and new, Pip and Tee invite you to sample the fantastic world of their shadowy organisation that fights for Queen and Empire against the mysterious and unknown.

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Chapters

Archives 01: The Evil that Befell Samson (Pip Ballantine)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 02: Dust on the Davenport (O.M. Grey)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archive 03: The Astonishing Amulet of Amenartas (Nathan Lowell)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 04: The Sun Never Sets (Val Griswold-Ford)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 05: The Seven (P.C. Haring)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 06: A Ruby in Rain (Grant Stone)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 07: Hanuman's Gift - Part One (Helen E.H. Madden)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 08: Hanuman's Gift - Part Two (Helen E.H. Madden)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archive 09: Night's Plutonian Shore - Part One (Jack Mangan)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archive 10: Night's Plutonian Shore - Part Two (Jack Mangan)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 11: The Shadows of Calcutta (Phil Rossi)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 12: Darkest before the Darkwater (Tee Morris)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 13: From Paris, with Regret (Starla Huchton)		Read by Philippa Ballantine
Archives 14: The Precarious Child (Pip Ballantine)		Read by Philippa Ballantine

Reviews

(4 stars)

Erster Zweiter

Fascinating stories, good narrating - but the audio effects like screams or explosions are mixed in wayyy too loud, hurting the ears and drowning out the narrators.

Top notch production

(5 stars)

IficanUcan2

This is so much fun. Great stories. Excellent narration. Very entertaining.

Very fun book, worth a listen.

(5 stars)

Gary m.

Lots of good short stories.