In the third part of the story, Jack is forced to either accept the that Victoria is his grand-daughter, and the fact, therefore, that he had -- and possibly still does have -- a daughter in the world, or to choose to deny all of this, take a pill, get drunk, and forget the whole thing ever happened has he returns to counting down the days until the apocalypse. In making this decision, he is forced to remember how his relationship with Christine came to an end.  “Stories at the End of the...

Jack loses faith in Abigail as she reveals her optimistic outlook on the world's situation. She takes him to a very special farm on the outskirts of town, where Jack's simple world view is once again called into question. “Stories at the End of the World” is an original production written and performed by Sean Lehane. It’s a bi-weekly, speculative fiction anthology series.  In this season we explore how we have to go on living when faced with certain destruction -- destruction that is...

In this inaugural episode, we meet Jack Dermot, an alcoholic, drug-addicted writer living an angry, isolated, miserable existence in a world that is slowly crumbling around him. As things start to unwind, he meets Abigail. Suddenly the certainty of his demise is called into question. “Stories at the End of the World” is an original production written and performed by Sean Lehane. It’s a bi-weekly, speculative fiction anthology series.  Audio mastering by David Newberry.  To learn more,...