S1E18: “The Wet Man” by Aaron Vlek

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STORY

Skip Hudson is one of the best Wet Man in the business, and he just got a new contract. When Victoria lures this “no limits” contract killer to the building, it’s all business.

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About the Writer

Aaron Vlek is a storyteller who works with the trickster mythos in its role as  bringer of delight and proponent of disquieting humors. Some of her (yes, her) stories center around the goings on of the jinn, and of a universal imagining of the Native American character, Coyote. Some works are historical in setting while others occupy a contemporary and urban landscape. She also indulges frequently in the re-imagining of classic themes of horror and the occult. Aaron is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College.“13” appeared in The Wicked Library Live Halloween Special, October 31, 2016. “The Accursed Lineage” appears in the Alban Lake anthology Miskatonic Dreams, November 2016, “Dear Cousin Gavin” appears on The Wicked Library podcast #622, March 2016. “Twice Per Annum” appears in Ink Stains Anthology #1, March 2016. “The Black Meal,” a work of speculative horror appeared in the October 2015 issue of Outposts of Beyond. “Some Thoughts on the Blind Owl” appeared in the Surreal Nightmares Anthology in April, 2016, and “The Wet Man” appeared on The Lift podcast in July 2016. “The Dreams of Which Ghouls are Made” appeared in the Ghost’s Redemption anthology in 2016. “Domine Canè,” a short piece of speculative horror with a historic theme, appeared in the April 2015 issue of Bards and Sages Quarterly, Vol. VII, Issue II. Additional stories have been accepted for publication throughout 2016.

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About the Artist

Alex J. Murd is the head artist at CrazedPixel Independent Comic label, working in tandem with an equally twisted writer. Alex enjoys boxed wine, Faber-Castell pens, long viewings of pornography, and all things music related.

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GUEST VOCALS

This episode featured vocals from the the team who creates Just a Story Podcast and Audio Dime Museum:

• The voice of Zeke was performed by Jacob LeBas
• The voice of Sultry Bar Assassin was performed by Samanatha Pleasant LeBas

Follow them on Twitter: @justastorypod

If you enjoy The Lift, do give Audio Dime Museum a listen. The Curator and Victoria are definitely kindred spirits.

MUSIC/FX

Score:

Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams.

Incidental Music:

“Come Play With Me” (Author Greeting)
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

The Lift Opening Theme Music
Composed and Recorded by Kimberly Henninger and Shawn Parke of Cathedral Sounds
cathedralsounds.org

The Lift Closing Theme Music
Composed and Recorded by Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams 
www.wetalkofdreams.com

“A Noisy Music Box” (Credits)
Composed and Recorded by Daniel Foytik

Sound Effects:

Free Sound
http://freesound.org/

Sound Design by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com

NARRATION

Dramatic reading performed by Daniel Foytik: 9thstory.com
Twitter: @9thstory

The voice of Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes was performed by Amber Collins: http://ambizzlezappa.deviantart.com/gallery
Twitter: @blamberino

PRODUCTION

Producer/ Creator: Daniel Foytik
Executive Producer/ Co-Creator: Cynthia Lowman
Music Director: Nico Vettese
Art Director: Steven Matiko

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