Mario Milosevic has 4 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 4 narrators. The most-rated is The Doctor and the Clown.
Labor Days
Summary
Acclaimed poet and novelist Mario Milosevic offers 100 sharp tales of employment - each exactly 100 words long. Sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, but always enlightening and entertaining, these narratives bare the souls of laborers doing what they have to do to make a living.
©2015 Mario Milosevic (P)2015 Mario Milosevic
The Coma Monologues
Summary
For Gary Hawken, life in a coma comes with few perks. Nurses care for him and people sit by his bed and tell him stories, but the glorious mess of life passes him by. In a world where survival depends on his ability to understand his stories, Gary must recognize the value of his own soul. A hypnotic tale of one man's struggle to find the truth in his own epic life.
©2011, 2014 Mario Milosevic (P)2015 Mario Milosevic
Miniatures
Summary
Legend has it that Ernest Hemingway bet his fellow writers at the Algonquin Round Table that he could write a complete short story in six words. The other writers ponied up 10 bucks each, and Papa claimed the pot with possibly the saddest six words ever written: "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn." In this collection, Mario Milosevic offers 41 of his own very short stories. By turns funny, fantastic, witty, fabulous, and poignant, none are as brief as six words, but they all pack a punch and are guaranteed to intrigue, amuse, and move. Mario Milosevic's short fiction has appeared in magazines, anthologies, and on websites for almost 30 years. His novels include Claypot Dreamstance, The Coma Monologues, and Kyle's War. He has also published three collections of poetry: Animal Life, Love Life, and Fantasy Life. Miniatures is his first collection of fiction. Learn more at mariowrites.com.
©2012 Mario Milosevic (P)2015 Mario Milosevic
The Doctor and the Clown
Summary
An ice storm. Two passengers stranded on a bus: a doctor who lost his passion for medicine long ago and a clown who no longer cares about being funny. The storm lasts well past the midnight hour. The world may choose this night to come to its end.
©2011 Mario Milosevic (P)2015 Mario Milosevic