3. The Failed Cities Monologues III - Sterne - The Failed Cities Monologues
Release Date: 02/03/2007
26. The Failed Cities Monologues XXVI - The Maven - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: For street mediators and their watchers, life and death lives in a shot glass placed over a smashed steel slug. Only one among their ranks can wrap up the story of the Failed Cities. The Maven is about to have the last word, and if you've come this f
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25. The Failed Cities Monologues XXV - d'Anger - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: A good hustler knows when to get out of town. A good con woman leaves on their own terms. And a femme fatale does it in style...
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24. The Failed Cities Monologues XXIV - Constable Klimenko - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: What's the difference between being heroism and self-preservation? Just ask Valeri Klimenko. While the whole city celebrates him as the man who caught notorious serial killer The Conductor, the constable-turned-detective sits in his darkened apartmen
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23. The Failed Cities Monologues XXIII - Fera - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: Fera's past is written in her own scarred flesh. Tonight, watching her lifeblood run slowly into the gutters of the Failed Cities, hear that history recounted by Fera's own mind as she battles the one enemy that has threatened her for so long like no
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22. The Failed Cities Monologues XXII - Truck - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: Tonight's the night. Truck's sharpening his blade to a razor edge, and a chance meeting with the reluctant Detective Klimenko has provided the set-up for him to carve out the revenge he's been chasing after at a 100 miles an hour . . .
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21. The Failed Cities Monologues XXI - Sterne - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: Tonight, as street preachers poise for war, Rastafarian soldiers pray for battle, and The Stacks prepare for Judgment Day, Sterne is just trying to write the end of his novel before The Feral Twins write the end on him. And it's anybody's guess who'l
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20. The Failed Cities Monologues XX - Ferus - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: Sometimes things go wrong. Sometimes dead wrong. But for the first time in their storied and bloody careers, Ferus is the one making decisions for The Feral Twins. His strength has always been their deadliest weapon, but only when guided by his siste
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19. The Failed Cities Monologues XIX - Ethan - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: There's no chapter in the Steel Gospel on the apocalypse, but that's exactly what the street preachers are facing tonight: Their own personal end of times. As blood and fire threaten to engulf Ethan, his brethren, and their city, the question isn't w
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18. The Failed Cities Monologues XVIII - Operative 853 - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: You're not the only one invested in the story of The FailedCities. The Nicodemus Consortium is very interested in what's been happeningon both sides of the river, and one of their best operatives is about togive them a full report. Be warned that the
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17. The Failed Cities Monologues XVII - The Maven - The Failed Cities Monologues
The Failed Cities Monologues
-In this episode: What do you do when your life and your livelihood both dependon words and your voice has been locked away inside your own head? For TheMaven, the answer to that question lies inward. And the only thing worsethan searching for it is finding out what's
info_outline-In this episode: Walk the streets between the Stacks with Sterne, a pit fighter that splits his nights between brawling for cash and spinning tales of old school tough guys and detectives. The Stacks is considered nothing more than a neo hippie ghetto. But to the fol