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We have just completed the voice recording for Mark Homayoun’s Swords of Adanac . Music, editing and sound effects will now be added over the next couple of month’s and hopefully before Christmas, we’ll have a new series underway. Keep your ears peeled. Mark’s story was developed at the first Writer’s On the Air Workshop . His long standing interest in RGP (Role playing games) provided the framework for this coming of age story of 3 friends looking to prove thier worth in a land populated with Dragons, Wizards and other nasties (”What others?”).[...]

Following Murder of Crows, 2003’s ambitious and award-winning program of original works, WRW began to foster more original audio theater scripts through our Summer Writer’s Workshop. Through Writers On-the-air, WRW seeks to showcase original new works and take an active leadership role in defining the present and future shape of the audio theater medium. [...]

It is, to this day, easy to get lost in Boston. From the 1600s its streets grew, like crystalline or fungal growths, according to a plan known only to themselves, and in all that time many byways have never made it onto street maps. The natives will help if you ask directions, but there are few among the living who could find their way out of the labyrinthine rat’s nest that exists beneath the ancient streets and houses.

H. P. Lovecraft takes us to the North End, 1925, through a dark tangle of alleys, down into a dank cellar, and into the mind of mad genius to find out why no one’s seen Pickman [...]

Willamette Radio Workshop’s first studio project. It has lingered through years of set-backs and conflicting job requirements that have made this the “lost episode” of WRW’s growing cannon. The good news is that work is underway and we are looking for a Christmas 2005 release date. Click on the title and see a gallery of production shots from the original recording session.