This month's episode of Mono-Logues is dedicated entirely to "Endless Summer", a short story presented in two parts. The story concerns Anna, a young novelist invited to spend a month at a legendary writers' retreat in southern France. There, she comes to interrogate her two hosts, and in the process reveals much about herself.

This month's episode of Mono-Logues is all about summertime in Brighton. In it, a Fringe performer is given an exciting career opportunity, Oliver takes us through a day in his life, and a listener tells us about her experiences moving into a new-build home. My thanks to Uhome for sponsoring today's episode.

In a very special episode of Mono-Logues, Oliver finds himself unravelling after meeting a group of men who keep having the same dream of a windowless skyscraper towering over Brighton.

This month's episode of Mono-Logues explores the many things you can do in supermarkets. In it, Oliver navigates the complex realities of city centre retail work, a listener tells us about how their local Tesco inspired an unusual experiment, and we relive the fraught events that captivated Brighton last winter.

The first episode of Mono-Logues explores technology and death, and the ways in which they intersect. In it, Oliver starts to ask questions about his downstairs neighbour, a clickbait algorithm witnesses the end of human civilisation, and a man named Louie develops an unhealthy relationship with an online performer.

This is an archive of my previous series, a darkly comic story told in six parts. Part 6 is about puzzles.

This is an archive of my previous series, a darkly comic story told in six parts. Part 5 is about working in retail.

This is an archive of my previous series, a darkly comic story told in six parts. Part 4 is about repetition.