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A full-cast dramatization of the classic Russian novel. Satan and his retinue, including a seven foot tall skinny fellow with a pince-nez , an obnoxious cigar smoking black cat and a beautiful naked vampire visit Moscow in the 1920s, taking with them chaos and insanity where ever they go.

This is our audiobook interpretation of the weird and wonderful classic by Wanda Gág about a man who goes out for a cat and comes home with millions of cats, billions of cats, millions and billions and trillions of cats. Out of the chaos emerges a beautiful tale about love and humility. Narrated by Laura Cox and produced at Bear Hill Studios.

Brian Cox stars as the 63-year-old Servant in these wickedly funny full-cast email exchanges Born and bred in Dundee, Bob Servant sees himself as the people's champion. Once a cheeseburger magnate and part of what he claims to be 'the largest window cleaning round in Western Europe', he's now...

A young Lithuanian immigrant, full of hope, arrives in Chicago in 1904 to work in the stockyards. He and his family soon find themselves processed like the very cattle they slaughter, by the system they dreamed would save them.

Every username hides a stranger. One hides a killer. Judy Harper never meant to lie. At least, not about something like this. But the Widows’ Circle, an online bereavement forum, is full of women who understand loneliness, and Judy has never needed this connection more. What begins as a place of comfort quickly turns sinister when members of the group start disappearing. Their stories end abruptly. Their usernames vanish. Coincidently, one by one, women are found dead across Ashridge town.

The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams is a classic tale that follows a toy rabbit’s journey to becoming real through a child’s love.

This is a beautiful version of the famous poem by Clement C Moore. Production by Bear Hill Studios features a warm and intimate narration by Laura Cox with accompaniment from musician Will Taylor. ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas crackles with the magic and promise of Christmas Eve as exciting now as when the poem was written 200 years ago.