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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2020 · 33 MIN

“Colour Me Terrified” by B. P. Rugger [18+]

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Chase, intending to drown his sorrows in alcohol, finds the drink is more psychoactive than he expected.  And then the monster appears. Today’s story is “Colour Me Terrified” by friend-of-the-fireplace B. P. Rugger, who has previously submitted “Of His Flesh the Mystery Sing” to The Voice of Dog.  Rugger lives in Ottawa, Canada with his kitten, Stephane, and his pups, Dagda and Kale.  Though he writes muggle fiction under his legal name, D.I. Harris, he feels most comfortable in the furry community, which he has been part of since 1995,  He is hard at work on his first novel, The Quantity of Desire. Read for you by Khaki, your faithful fireside companion.

Chase, intending to drown his sorrows in alcohol, finds the drink is more psychoactive than he expected.  And then the monster appears. Today’s story is “Colour Me Terrified” by friend-of-the-fireplace B. P. Rugger, who has previously submitted “Of His Flesh the Mystery Sing” to The Voice of Dog.  Rugger lives in Ottawa, Canada with his kitten, Stephane, and his pups, Dagda and Kale.  Though he writes muggle fiction under his legal name, D.I. Harris, he feels most comfortable in the furry community, which he has been part of since 1995,  He is hard at work on his first novel, The Quantity of Desire. Read for you by Khaki, your faithful fireside companion.

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