In which Sherwin is invited to dine aboard the Flying Yankee, which invitation includes a rather mysterious request. Written and Produced for broadcast on Thanksgiving Day for New Hampshire Public Radio

"In which Sherwin finds himself on an entirely new landscape."

In which Sherwin accompanies Mr. Grave on a journey north. ;

In which Sherwin learns of Mr. Grave's apocalyptic visions and is recollected to an old acquaintance who still occupies a place in his heart.

In which Sherwin has a deeply disturbing run-in with Mr. Grave and finds out the real purpose of the Bildeberg Silka.

In which Sherwin loses one body and gains another. ;

In which Sherwin convalesces in his old apartment in the so-called Morphine Ghost-like state and has experiences both in, and out, of body.

In which Sherwin learns the secret identities of Artur and Tristam Barrel-Bain, and gathers that he has, all along, been undergoing the transformative process known as the 'Bodhi Seti Satva' which offers, in its end-stage, an intimate glimpse into the great unknown.

In which Sherwin's sense of self takes a turn for the inverse.

In which Sherwin observes his impersonator walking home from the theater and realizes a difference between how things seem and how they are.

Sherwin's first hours impersonating Artur Barrel-Bain include sleeplessness, a silent new companion, and the request that he begin to make a study of a certain someone he'd rather hoped to forget.

After agreeing to switch places with the playwright, Artur Barrel-Bain, Sherwin heads to Barrel-Bain's home with his new set of keys, only to discover someone waiting for him at the door.

In which Sherwin is given the chance to put down the unputdownable - and given the chance to observe himself from a unique perspective.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves, and with CC permission:

David Hilowitz - Transformations II  

David’s music can be found here:  http://freemusicarchive.org/music/David_Hilowitz/

Chris Zabriskie – Cylinder 1 

Chris’s music can be found here: http://chriszabriskie.com

Corrina Repp – The Absent and the Distant

In which Sherwin's turn as Maxwell Fox in the 1970's family farce "The Droll Foxes" is recounted alongside a nasty revelation regarding his habit for making lists.

In which Sherwin visits the local Lemon Library and undertakes a private project, only to find that someone else in the library is doing something quite similar.

Winchester arrives at Sherwin's and confesses that he is being hunted by men on horseback who believe him to be a very dark figure. Sherwin agrees to assist him in his flight, and fight.

In which Sherwin Sleeves continues his private work for the clandestine organization known as "The Stalwarts", secretly audio-recording persons of interest.

"In which Sherwin Sleeves recollects the tragedy that marks him to this day."

In which Sherwin discusses an attack by Meese, doing laundry at the local bowling alley, and why he has a fondness for Superman.