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A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about the trials of working in hospitality. The worship of Greek Gods is going through a bit of a renaissance of late, but since temples are in short supply, Hotel Olympus is here to provide.  Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our eighth visit to Hotel Olympus, during which a new normal is established. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our seventh visit to Hotel Olympus, during which the owners pay a visit. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our sixth visit to Hotel Olympus, during which worship gives rise to a new divinity. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our fifth visit to Hotel Olympus, during which approval is won. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our fourth visit to Hotel Olympus, during which Charlie enforces her standards. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our third visit to Hotel Olympus, during which some mortals come to stay. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our second visit to Hotel Olympus, during which a receptionist is befriended. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale in eight parts. Our first visit to Hotel Olympus, during which there is a job interview. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

Transcript: Hi, it's Laura! I'm about to upload a new episode and I also wanted to leave a little message, to let everyone know how glad I am that so many of you are still listening to old episodes, even when there hasn't been anything new lately. That you're still around, that you survived me leaving Spotify because I dared to want to retain my moral rights over my work, and that you're still in this space with me, waiting if I have another story to tell. I'm going to be uploading short episodes of a continued story: Hotel Olympus. About a young employee in a strange hotel. And...so that's going to be an urban fantasy story, and I am still working on several original fairy tales, that keep being delayed, by life, such as it is. And I am trying to make a full recording of my urban fantasy romance novella Coffee and Faerie Cakes. So, I'm still working on the podcast and I'm really glad to know that you're all here with me. And if have ever sent me a message on tumblr or left a comment on my website or left a review on one of the podcast platforms, like, the first two I'm always gonna respond to, I will never miss, the reviews I am terrible at. I do not understand properly how Apple Podcasts works, it won't show me all the reviews that there are but I have seen some of them and they're lovely, thank you very much, I'm so glad that I can be a comfort-listen and I hope that you will enjoy what I have planned for the future, when hopefully my life calms down a little. Thank you all very much for listening and I hope you will enjoy the start of Hotel Olympus. So, there will always be another story to tell, and until then: guard your name and be safe.

A Patchwork Fairy Tale: the one with the princess, the fae, and the young father. A princess suffers from a mysterious malady and a prize is promised for her cure. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song "Holiday Gift". Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of well aged cheese. In which a hoard is guarded. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com.  Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about a cohabitation calamity. Surely all that stuff about vampires and werewolves not getting along is just nonsense, right? Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song "Holiday Gift". Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about a meet-cute in an emergency room. Because dealing with magic comes with certain challenges. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song "Holiday Gift". Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!

Transcript here: Hi everyone, it's Laura. I wanted to let you all know that because of Spotify's new terms of service, I have decided to no longer have my podcast on their platform. If I did they would have the right to transcribe or translate my stories, without even giving me the option to object if they get it wrong. It means they could change my stories without my input. That's absolutely unacceptable for a distribution platform. I can't accept these new terms, so I have to take the podcast off Spotify entirely. I know a lot of you use Spotify, and I'm sorry to have to do this, but I don't see another solution.  You will still be able to listen to my podcast on other podcast apps and you can always find every transcript and a streaming button on laurasimons.com.  I'm currently working on editing some longer fantasy stories to upload and I have a wonderful fairy tale about a chivalrous knight in the works, so I really hope you'll stick around for those. The new terms go into effect on the 15th of March 2024. So I will be taking my podcast off Spotify in about a week: between the 9th and 11th of March. If you have any questions, you can always email me at [email protected] or send me a message on my Tumblr: laurasimonsdaughter. I hope you'll all be there when I have another tale to tell some other day. But until then: don't let anyone steal your words, and be safe.