The Last Astronaut
Season One, Episode Two
The Last Astronaut
By Sam W. Pisciotta
First Publication: Cosmic Horror Monthly February 2005
Performed by Aven Shore
Daisy, a member of an aging colony on Titan, investigates the disappearances of the other colonists.
Sam W. Pisciotta is a writer and visual artist. Find his short fiction in Tales to Terrify, Lightspeed, Asimov’s, Nightmare, PodCastle, and other publications. He is a graduate of the Odyssey writing program (2023) and a member of Clarion’s 2026 Novel Writing Workshop. Sam has an M.A. in Literary Studies from the University of Colorado. Powered on morning coffee and late-night tea, he splits his time between Colorado and New York. Connect at www.silo34.com and @silo34 on Instagram, and @swpisciotta on BlueSky Social.
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Nikolle is a writer and voice actor. She performs for a number of popular and award-winning podcasts, such as: The NoSleep Podcast, Far-Fetched Fables, and Tales to Terrify. To learn more about Nikolle, visit her website at https://nikolledoolin.com/pblog/ or https://twitter.com/NikolleDoolin
Audio production by Andrew Gibson.
First reading by Nathaniel Matthews Lee.
Music by Ardie Son.
And art by grandfailure.
Season One hosted and edited by Seth Williams.
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