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* [http://web.me.com/normsherman/Site/Podcast/Podcast.html The Drabblecast], a high-quality fiction magazine showcasing unusual stories from contemporary [[Speculative Fiction]] authors. They allow users to submit 100-word stories called drabbles (or 100-character "twitfics") to the show via e-mail, which differentiates it from other fiction podcasts. Also worth noting are their annual Lovecraft Month and Nigerian Scam Spam Contest (in which contestants write their own spam e-mail in a bid for a cash prize and the hope of reaching notoriety via e-mail spamming), and their semiregular [[Drabble News]] segments reporting on unusual events around the world.

* [http://www.hppodcraft.com/ The HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast] rips apart the works of [[H.P. Lovecraft]] while amateur and professional voice actors read his stories.

* Another popular Harry Potter Podcast is [[Potter Fic Weekly]] [http://www.potterficweekly.com/\], which is like a book club of Harry Potter fanfiction. It's extremely unique in that the podcasts are often three or more hours long, although every second is filled with hilarity and this troper thinks it's worth it. It's popularity shows in the fact that three years after the end of canon, it's entering it's fourth season and still going strong, although the orginal hosts are leaving to focus more on [http://www.poufwaexchange.com/ PoufwaExchange] which talks about other fandoms.

* [[Podiobooks]] hosts a lot of free podcast novels in a variety of genres. Think of them like free [[Serial Novel|serial novels]] in audio form. Several of the hosted authors went on to score publishing deals on the strength of their online fanbases.