“The house did not shelter. It devoured.”

- Malachai Blackthorn, The Gluttonous House

Coming Soon.


“Within, walls continued upright, bricks met neatly, floors were firm, and doors were sensibly shut; silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there, walked alone.”

- Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House

There is a house on a hill.
Now, it is Number 17 Rosewood Court.
Before, it was Mrs. C. Compressa's Residence
And before that, the House on the Iron Road.
And before that, the Estate of Mr. Wilfred Brooks.
And when it all began, the house had no name at all. It simply stood. Perched and perilously alone on a bit of land upraised like a clenched fist. Echoingly empty, vacant windows lidless eyes impassively observing the untilled fields over which it had dominion.Things change-- its address, its paint, the number of its rooms inside it and the slant of its roof. The people who come to it with their bright dreams. The ones who leave again gone gray with age and atrophied ambition. So many things change.
But in the end, this remains. It remains.
There is a house.There has always been a house.


This Address Does Not Exist is an audio anthology of epistolary haunted house stories, recounting the history of the house on the hill through the correspondence of its inhabitants.It is produced by Law of Names Media, and written by a collection of writers. It is created/managed/organize by Ash Seguinte.


“Nothing ever likes to die--not even a room."

- Ray Bradbury, The Illustrated Man

The Thatcher

1750

Written by: Josh Burgess

An eighteenth century housewright embarks on a project to build a home in remote Vermont with a crew of hired boys and young men.


A Function of Power

1796

Written by: Fay Roberts

TBD


The Starling

1799

Written by: Emma Skinner

In the 1790s, a young woman is left alone in a house by the seaside. As she writes to her childhood friend, she slowly starts to realize she may not be able to escape.


Belly of the Beast

1817

Written by: Milo Machin

In the 1790s, a young woman is left alone in a house by the seaside. As she writes to her childhood friend, she slowly starts to realize she may not be able to escape.

Wilfred Brooks’ new manor is quiet. Too quiet.


They Shall Not Labor in Vain

1833

Written by: Ash Seguinte

Ella and her husband Harold move into their own home in anticipation of starting a family.


The House on the Iron Road

1866

Written by: Kira Pelletier

During the winter of 1866, a Chinese worker on the Central Pacific Railroad writes home every night, hoping that one of the letters will survive the strange fire that sweeps through the house like clockwork


The Library

1874

Written by: Fortune Salem

Amelia discovers a strange library in the house she inherited from her uncle, and becomes absorbed in unraveling its secrets.


Toward the Beginning of All Music

1899

Written by: Tesh

A retired journalist moves to a small town on the Oregon coast after her husband passes away, and slowly realizes that her house might not be as safe as she assumed.


The Black Spot

1920

Written by: Hannah Aimee Brown

Jordan is the fifth housekeeper in as many months hired to clean the house for its reclusive owner. But, after working there for a week, she knows enough: as long as you don't look at the black spot, you'll be fine


Eggs of Emerald

1950

Written by: Hannah Aimee Brown

Hired to be a live-in nanny, Roberta is disconcerted to find an empty nest.


Ev

1962

Written by: Gem Aydin

Winter 1962, Kars, Turkey. Letters from a little girl to her father about goings on at home.


Morning, Jane

1987

Written by: Corvyn Appleby

A woman wakes up in an unfamiliar bed, and finds a letter on the dresser beside her. Soon, she starts finding things that are harder to explain


The Writing on the Wall

2001

Written by: Anna Stein

A young street artist tags the side of an abandoned house and ends up striking up a conversation with another artist who they never seem to see.


DIY

2009

Written by: Ash Seguinte

After divorcing her cheating husband, Veronica throws herself into home renovation.


This is the House My Grandmother Died In

2025

Written by: Seven

Following the death of their hoarder grandmother, Kim moves into her house, finding it full of her old belongings.


“I have marked in traveling how lonely houses change their expression as you come near, pass, and leave them. Some frown, others smile."

- Emma Frances Dawson, An Itinerant House, and Other Ghost Stories

7cfc00

7cfc00, or 7, is an artist, writer and (kind of) a voice actor. They've contributed a few short horror stories to Fights by Fire, made the cover art to [REDACTED] and are constantly looking for more things to get involved in.They can mostly be found drawing fanart on Instagram, or on Tumblr.

Writer

This is the House My Grandmother Died In


Alex Chew

Alex (he/him) is a consumer of noodles, cheese, and cat videos, ideally all at the same time. Currently, he is a uni tutor by day and a voice actor by late, late night. He spends his downtime enjoying horror / sci-fi audio fiction, weird prog metal, and the company of his beloved partner. You can reach him on Discord at voidburntflesh.hehim.

Actor

Kim, This is the House My Grandmother Died In


Anna Stein

Anna Stein is an artist, writer, and audio drama enthusiast. She is the creator of horror-scifi pod Before The Tone and weird fiction pod A Somewhat Peculiar Frog under the banner of Knave Of Hearts He has also written for Hubris, Of The Sword, Someone Dies In This Elevator, and 11th Hour Audio. Hear her voice in Be Not Afraid, Before The Whispers, Breathing Space, Beyond Help, Additional Postage Required, and Hubris.

Writer

The Writing on the Wall


ash alder seguinte

Will write a bio for this for real. Later.

Producer/Showrunner


Writer

They Shall Not Labor in Vain
DIY


Editor

TBD


Ben Rowe

Ben is a full time lawyer (one of those English ones who wears a wig and prances around in robes) and a part time voice actor and writer.He lives just outside of London, UK, and spends as much time as he possibly can visiting theme parks.

Actor

Henry, A Function of Power


Corvyn Appleby

Corvyn (they/them) is a performer, poet, playwright, and podcaster, based out of Chicago, Illinois. Their other podcast appearances include Arcadia, CA, Breathing Space, Fading Frontier, Devoid of Space, Spire, and Dark Valley.

Writer & Editor/Sound Designer

Morning, Jane


Cruz Vento

Cruz is a Hispanic voice actor from South Texas who loves creating stories and bringing them to life. He has a passion for emotional storytelling.He is a Dungeon Master for Dungeons & Dragons, and a lover of old Crooner music. He has worked on Audio Drama projects such as D.E.M.O., Lessons Learned, as well as some other projects that are still in the works.He lives in South Texas with his dog, Lola, where he collects comics, and Streams on Twitch in his spare time. He can be found on social media here.

Actor

Feculence


Daisy McNamara

Daisy McNamara wears a lot of hats. In her over five years in audio fiction, she’s been a writer, actor, producer, audio editor, and more. She’s worked on too many audio dramas to count including SCP Archives, The Gospel of Haven, Mayfair Watchers Society, and Nightmare Soup. Her marine biology background and love of all things creepy and wet show in much of her work, including Eeler’s Choice and Waterlogged. Currently, she is a Junior Producer at Bloody FM. In her free time, Daisy enjoys fiber arts and reading.

Actor

Feculence


Danah Qamari

Danah has a healthy obsession with the colour purple, and thinks that is the first and most important thing to know about it.Between picking up and dropping every interest available to it, it always returns to acting.As a lover of all thing strange and queer in more ways than one, it is always looking for more opportunities to join indie teams and create something special.

Actor

Fidan, Ev


David Ault

David is a voice actor from North Yorkshire, UK. He started voice acting with Darker Projects in 2005, moving through The Byron Chronicles, Pendant Audio, Colonial Radio Theatre to modern day antics with Fool & Scholar, the NoSleep Podcast team and Shadows at the Door: The Podcast. He’s a big fan of tea, ghosts and astronomy, and can be found online at www.davidault.co.uk

Actor

Wilfred Brooks, Belly of the Beast


Doodles V. de Castro

Doodles is a queer, spanish artist, writer and voice actor who is quite new to the Audio Drama world, but here to stay. It's currently in the process of getting an animation degree while making several creative projects, such as the anthology audio drama Becquer Tales or the comic Getting It Together (along with a variety of other things)

Actor

Feculence


Elian Marcel

Eli is a digital artist who has spent the past four years drawing fanart for several podcasts but never actually appearing in any. E has recently decided to change this, though you can still find him making art on instagram, youtube, and tumblr. <3

Actor

Feculence


Elijah Harper

Elijah Harper is an Australian musician, sound designer, and voice actor. Outside of creative work, Elijah dabbles in tabletop gaming and linguistics, and in arguing that both of those things are also creative work. Elijah has been terribly threatening in Syntax and Waterlogged, a little nicer in Breathing Space and The Moon Crown, and has sung with the Anguilliform Chorus in Eeler's Choice. You can hear their music on their Bandcamp, and hear about everything else on their website.

Actor

Mathilde, The Starling

JD, The Writing on the Wall


Emma Skinner

Emma is an actor, writer, composer, and circus performer living on the East Coast of the USA. Her first stage role was that of a dinosaur in a kindergarten dance recital, and since then, she hasn't looked back. She's the creator of Arrhythmia , a(nother!) haunted-house horror audio drama, and has voice acted in quite a few shows, including Breathing Space, Twigs And Hearts, and The Book Of Ezekiel Bradshaw. She also writes plays, runs tabletop games, and occasionally can be found wandering in the woods taking ominous found-footage style photographs.

Writer

The Starling


Fay Roberts

Fay Roberts is a British, nonbinary voice actor, writer, musician, and data manager. For every role, there’s a different hat, and a spreadsheet to match. Zir first full collection, Spectral, came out with Burning Eye in March 2022, described as “a kind of poetry concept album, with illustrations.” After getting into writing historical fanfic in a big way just before the Pandemic, ze has recently started writing original fiction again, including short stories, scripts, and the inevitable Unfinished Novel. A Function of Power is zir first audiodrama, and ze is endlessly grateful to Law of Names for the opportunity to develop it. Find out more on https://www.fayroberts.co.uk

Writer

A Function of Power


Fortune Salem

Fortune is a storyteller, book gremlin and lover of all things spooky. When he's not busy herding children at work or replaying the same five video games on loop he writes and voice acts for 400 Words a Horror, plays the bass in a punk band and stares out the window in search of cool birds and visiting deer.He lives in Massachusetts with his family and two trouble making cats. He can be found on social media here.

Writer

The Library


Gem Aydın

Autistic of many trades, master of ADHD, Gem (they/them) is a Kurdi-Turkish intersectionality lawyer and human rights activist. Ever since they listened to their first audio drama, they wanted to express their art in this medium and created 400 Words a Horror with friends to learn to make an audio drama.You can find them gushing about their favourite shows around the audio drama community but most importantly, probably sleeping in the most unusual hours.

Writer

EvFeculence


Writer

The Starling
The Library
Ev


Georgia Cook

Georgia Cook is an illustrator and writer from the UK.She frequently writes for the Doctor Who audio range with Big Finish, and her Doctor Who Adventures Novel, Ruby Red, featuring The Fifteenth Doctor, was published in 2024 by Penguin.She also regularly writes and narrates for various horror anthology podcasts, and is the co-creator of The Holmwood Foundation - a modern-day found-footage sequel podcast to the novel Dracula.Her website can be found here.

Actor

Ella Nealan. They Shall Not Labour in Vain


Hannah Aimee Brown

Hannah is a teacher by day, creator by night. From the coast of Wales originally, now she calls Tokyo Bay her home, still surrounded by the sea. She is a lover of all things creepy, and has been published for her speculative horror shorts in various places, including Carnage House , Eerie River , and Cosmic Horror Monthly . She is also the co-creator, producer and co-writer for Englewood After Dark, a dark academia true-crime-esque fiction podcast.

Writer

Eggs of Emerald
The Black Spot


Hope K

Hope is a long time listener of podcasts and newly minted VA from Scotland who loves a good story and is a self proclaimed giant nerd.They're currently the voice of Maisie in The Attic Monologues and in their downtime can be found enjoying TTRPGs with their friends, having date nights with their partner and working through their to-be-watched list or hanging out with their family and the family cats. Their social media can be found here if you want to see any future works :

Actor

Woman, Morning, Jane


Josh Burgess

Josh is a middle manager by day and a middling writer all other times. He lives in Michigan, where other people have also been known to live.Once, he found a pencil with no lead. That was thirty-two years ago and it's still the most exciting thing that's ever happened to him. You might know him from his work on What's in The Rift and Heartglass, or you might know him from public transportation and the creepy middle-distance stare that your brain really wants to think is him trying to make eye contact even when it's not.He has a wife, and between 1 and 5 children, with a similar amount of pets of various varieties and flavors. He can be found on social media at Bsky or Instagram.

Writer

The Thatcher


Justin Nelson

Justin Nelson is a voice actor based in Oregon. With over 15 years of acting experience, he began his journey in on-camera work before transitioning to voice acting, where he found his true passion. Recording from a custom-built home studio, he brings characters to life across animation, video games, and beyond. Outside the booth, Justin is a dedicated Dungeons & Dragons player, diving into rich roleplay with his many characters. When he's not rolling dice you can find him spending time with his wife and corgi, playing video games, or working on personal projects. Visit his website to for more! JustinNelsonVA.com

Composer

This Address theme (title TBD)


Kira Pelletier

Kira is a writer, video editor, and media enthusiast, a longwinded way of saying she is a giant and unrepentant nerd. She loves telling stories in any and all mediums and genres, but has a soft spot for the strange and tragic. (She blames that on reading far too many adaptations of Frankenstein.)You can find more of her work on her Portfolio here, as well as her most recent--and very on-brand--short story here.

Writer

The House on the Iron Road


Lea Lawson

Lea is your friendly, not-so-neighbourhood voice actor, wrangling a Rode NT-1 down in South Australia. She’s a millennial, bi, mixed-race creature of whimsy - and she says she wants to cameo in all the things, in all the voices, so hit her up! If you’re curious, you can find links to her website, IMDb, socials, and links to her work via her linktree.Lawson has ongoing roles in the fan Mass Effect actual play I Should Roll as the firebrand Athena Hellier (also contributing to the show’s social media, and recently dabbling in dialogue editing), and audio drama Appalachia: A Fallout 76 Story as the snarky Pip-boy Kitt. Lea has also starred in ‘Fallen Orbit’, ‘Heartglass’, ‘Someone Just Like You’, ‘[Redacted]’, and can be found in games/mods because she’s a nerd -insert finger guns emoji here-

Actor

Jordan, The Black Spot


Lysander Townshend

Lysander Townshend is a writer and performer based in Edinburgh, Scotland with an particular interest in horror theatre and storytelling.He has been producing independent theatre since 2013. His most recent work, My Grandmother Taught Me To Knit, staged as part of the Edinburgh Horror Festival 2025.When he isn't making theatre he can be found knitting, reading or making a fuss of his excellent cat, Epsilon.He can be found on social media as LysanderTheNerd

Actor

Ellis, Morning, Jane


Michael E. Freemantle

Michael never knows what to put in these bios. Maybe he'll figure it out eventually.Living in the south of England, he started providing voices for his characters while playing tabletop RPGs with his friends, and eventually started auditioning for voice actor roles on a whim. Since then, he's been in various Law of Names Media shows, such as Breathing Space and Dakota Gold Mysteries, as well as external projects like Store 236.He can be found semi-frequently on Tumblr, and occasionally on Bluesky.

Actor

Mike, DIY


Michael McGeachin

Michael began their VA journey a little over a year ago, after a very encouraging rejection email from an open audition. Since then, they have picked up roles in some wonderful audio dramas, such asGhost Wax: Mazemouth and Fault & Stitchery, and some forthcoming projects that are as exciting as they are unannounced.Michael lives in an unremarkable British town, with a remarkable spouse, and a ridiculous and lovely puppy called Noodle. If he hasn't already tried to get you to join a TTRPG he is running, he has at least thought about it.

Actor

The House, Writing on the Wall


Marley Joy

Marley Joy (she/her) is a queer thirty-something voice actor and writer from the Netherlands. When she’s not working her day job or consuming ungodly amounts of media, she enjoys learning new stuff. Her current journey: mastering the Japanese language. Voice acting lets her combine her love for TTRPG, audio drama and science fiction. And it gives her something to talk to her cats about: they are her most dedicated practice partners for new material or accents. You can find her socials here.

Actor

Feculence


Milo Machin

Milo is an avid creative whose work spans all genres, with a particular interest in finding the familiar in the unnatural. They bring a deeply human air of authenticity to every role they approach.
Milo is autistic, queer, and trans which often bleeds into the stories he writes. Both that and a heap-load of Britishisms. Their website can be found here.

Writer

Belly of the Beast


Maria Corcobado

Born in London and raised in the vibrant Spanish community of Portobello Road, Maria Corcobado credits her love of theatre to her late grandfather, who worked in provincial theatre in Badajoz. As a teenager, she joined Mountview Youth Theatre and – stepping on stage as a silver-foil-draped time lord in a haze of dry ice – instantly knew she had found her home. Inspired by her working-class acting hero Gary Oldman in Mike Leigh’s Meantime, she went on to train at RADA, where she was awarded the Lilian Baylis Award and shortlisted for the Carlton Hobbs Radio Awards.Her career spans stage, screen, and audio. In audio, Maria has voiced for BBC Radio 3 and 4, indie video games, animation, poetry, and drama podcasts. A recent highlight was playing an asexual space demon trapped in a cat’s body in Department of Variance of Somewhere, Ohio. is also a regular voice on Observable Radio, where she’s brought to life a femme fatale hitwoman, a sardonic vampire, and an icy alien entity.During the pandemic, Maria rediscovered her love of voice work through Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s HitRecord, which led to a nomination for Best Newcomer at the One Voice Awards in 2022.Outside the booth, she's a die-hard David Bowie fan and has no shame in eating peanut butter straight from the jar!

Actor

Mrs. Compressa, Eggs of Emerald


Matt Bartlett

Matt is an avid gamer, horror aficionado, and jack-of-all-trades creator who loves to help folks bring their projects to life from his little corner of North Shore Massachusetts.While he's only joined the voice acting sphere over the past couple of years, he's since co-created and co-stars in Appalachia: A Fallout 76 Story, along with a number of other audioplays like Englewood After Dark and Do You Copy? Of course, he would be remiss not to mention recently getting into some games and visual novels- but you can read more about that on his website or his Bluesky!

Actor

Man, Morning, Jane


Quill Turner

Quill (he/him) is a big ol' nerd from North Carolina. His previous credits include Breathing Space and Unspeakable Distance. He is a father to two delightful kids, and spends most of his scarce spare time playing, GMing, and designing TTRPGs. He can be found on Bluesky, and his game design can be found on his itch.io page.

Actor

The House The House on the Iron Road


Rae Lundberg

Rae Lundberg is a writer and voice actor from Kentucky. In addition to co-writing and acting for The Night Post, Rae is also the showrunner and sound designer. They have lent their voice to dozens of audio drama podcasts, including Heartglass, Eeler's Choice, and woe.begone. A former English teacher, copy editor, and freelance journalist, Rae holds an MFA in Creative Writing and works in patent licensing for a university. They live in the SF Bay Area with their wife, three cats, and overflowing shelves of queer books.

Actor

Henrietta, Towards the Beginning of All Music


Sparrow Delgado

Sparrow is a midwestern transfem voice actress who's simply trying her best each day.When she's not livestreaming with her fiancée, she's putting together Youtube videos for their channel, submitting VA auditions for any number of projects, and excitedly recording for the ones who've brought her on -- including such great shows as Englewood After Dark and Professor Pandemonium's Peculiar Panoply!You can most easily find her on Tumblr @ sparrow-va, but can be found at the same handle on Bluesky as well!

Actor

Whitney, DIY


Steve Royal

Decades ago, in the deep dark mists of the Disco and Punk era, my parents warned me against flapping my gums for pleasure and profit. Naturally, I ignored them. I'm glad I did! The last 46 years have been a rollercoaster. Radio, TV, movies, games, science. Sometimes, all at the same time! There have been soooo many different jobs and projects over the years, including Photon, Lightcraft Productions, Poland and Under Kimberley Waters, Geonewmedia Australia. If you’d like to see more of my projects, check out my CCC Profile, Voicecast Networks and Voices.com.
I'm based in South Australia, and my life revolves around 1 wife, 4 kids, 4 grandkids, 3 cats and a broadcast-quality studio. My voice has been described as deep, strong, authoritative, fun, warm, trusted, versatile and smooth. BUT: There is one word that is the sweetest descriptor of all about my voice, and that word is "Hired."

Actor

Mr. Peterson, The Black Spot


Tania Elizabeth Gabbidon

Tania is a professional Voice Actor, Audiobook Narrator, writer and singer from the UK, with questionable time management skills. How she delivers projects on time is between her and the Universe. Some suspect a pact of Faustian proportions, though given that the face she sees in the mirror is totally age appropriate, she doubts that very much.Her previous audio dramas, Store 236 and Half Past Blue Noon lulled her into a false sense of security and led to working on this superbly written project. She's starting to think that working with amazingly talented people from all over the world might be worth keeping this interweb thingy going. If you also think that, you might want to find her on her website and on social media in many and varied places as Website.

Actor

Roberta, Eggs of Emerald


Tesh

Tesh is a college student who is studying too many things, including journalism and cultural anthropology. They love storytelling in all forms, especially books and audio drama, and are incredibly fond of gothic horror.They're the host of the Podcast Book Club's podcast about podcasts, Coffee Shop Chats, and theoretically they're in the process of editing an audio adaptation of Hamlet and writing a novel.When not engaging with stories in some way, they're either working on global health advocacy or they're swordfighting in a park (specifically, French smallsword). You can find them bopping around on Discord in a variety of nerd servers or on Tumblr @hamlets-bootycheeks.

Writer

Towards the Beginning of All Music


Wren Leopold

Wren is a 25 year old voice actor based in Philadelphia. They spend their days with their awful cat Sergio and playing TTRPGs. They can currently be found as the director, editor, and cast member in the new actual play show The Hallowed Dark with Optional Class.

Actor

Amelia, The Library

Nicole, DIY