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After his fathers death, Randall Clayton finds himself engulfed in a web of deceit and treachery. His fathers business partner, Hugh Worthington, seems caring, but harbors sinister plans that could lead Clayton to financial ruin. His roommate, Arthur Ferris, is not only planning his own schemes, but also vying for Worthington’s daughters love. In New York, Clayton earns meager wages, constantly under surveillance by Worthington’s spies and the menacing Fritz Braun, who covets the hefty deposit Clayton carries for his employer. His only ally appears to be Jack Witherspoon, who is ...

A series of podcasts hosted by our various editors, spanning a wealth of different genres including poetry, prose, visual arts, recorded live events, and the occasional interview. Also included are audio issues of our literary journal that are voiced, curated, produced, and mastered by our diverse staff of over 50 volunteer voice artists, narrators, and audio editors. Passengers Journal is an online literary and visual arts publication that seeks artists whose work challenges and perhaps offends prevailing artistic or societal sentiment. We accept art of all kinds but are especially intrigued ...