Hotel Olympus #1
from Patchwork Fairy Tales Hosted by Laura Simons
A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our first visit to Hotel Olympus, during which there is a job interview. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
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