Heather Thomas
speaker
1,616 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 31 Aug
Heather Thomas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Her skirt dissolves in my hand and the witch is free to walk away from me, deep into the shadow of her woods.
Grave rot stays heavy in the air where she had stood.
I'm alone in the clearing.
I know it's cold.
I can still see my ragged breath on the air.
I can feel how hard the ground is underneath me.
but I can't feel the cold.
My whole body thrums with pain, but I've stopped bleeding.
The woods are quiet.
No baby cries in its depth.
But in my head, a desperate, thin cry echoes.
The shadows under the trees remind me of the shadow on the wall of my house, of little limbs kicking and flailing while I watch from my bed,
I feel now as I felt then, like my body is too heavy to move, like even closing my eyes requires more from me than I have to give.
I know better, but I lie down on the frozen earth, above my baby's grave.
His father will find me here when he returns home, if he cares to look.
In the echoes of my memory, my baby cries for me.
Only me.
The Glass River Wilderness died on the afternoon of October 5th, when the family of Dominic and Jennifer Ware set off not one, but three, bright blue smoke bombs at a gender reveal party for Jennifer on a clear, sunny, and brutally dry day.
They thought they had extinguished the fire, despite the dad-to-be's idiot brother throwing his cup of whiskey on it at first, but they missed a spark somewhere, and the whole forest burned down.
Glass River was so beautiful that people came from all over the country to visit.
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