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“Two-Ton Tony had a hard body…” JUPITER WRESTLERAMA – A wonderfully rich, captivating story that I had the pleasure of narrating

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“Two-Ton Tony had a hard body…” JUPITER WRESTLERAMA – A wonderfully rich, captivating story that I had the pleasure of narrating is now available at Lightspeed Magazine.  This gripping story is about murder, betrayal, love, and intrigue and it all takes place on a cramped space station!

I have become an immediate fan of the writer, Marie Vibbert. Her stunning use of language and imagery in Jupiter Wrestlerama made this particular story incredibly exciting for me to narrate.

You can listen to the podcast of Jupiter Wrestlerama for free here:  Jupiter Wrestlerama.  Be sure to stay and check out the many other incredible stories that the 2014 Hugo Award Winning Lightspeed Magazine has available online. You won’t be disappointed!

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So Sharp That Blood Must Flow

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Just out today – in the February issue  of Lightspeed Magazine is a rich, darkly captivating short story that I had the pleasure of narrating called  “So Sharp That Blood Must Flow” written by Sunny Moraine. This story is about a not-so-nice little mermaid….definitely no relation here to Ariel!  Have a listen…

Enders Game Alive, the Audioplay

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hqdefaultSusan Hanfield recently completed recording Ender’s Game Alive in which she was cast as Ender’s sister, Valentine Wiggin (Seen on the left in the photo to the left). This fully dramatized multi-character audio play is based on the novel, Ender’s Game, by Orsen Scott Card. Enders’s Game Alive is available now, prior to the release of the upcoming motion picture.

Check out this article, Ender’s Game Alive, the audioplay.

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Players Directory “Have a Seat Campaign”

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Players DirectoryThe “Have a Seat Campaign” is a campaign launched by the Players Directory that benefits the SAG Foundation Actors Center.  After getting listed in the Players Directory, Susan was one of many SAG members who entered a drawing for a $500 donation to be made in his/her name to the new Actors Center.  In addition to the donation, the winner would also have a chair dedicated in their honor.  Upon receiving the exciting news that she won, Susan’s name and a favorite inspirational quote was engraved and placed on one of the seats in the Actors Center at Sag/Aftra where it will remain a permanent fixture in the Center’s screening room.   Pictured here is Susan having a look at her newly acquired chair!