It's Christmas, so we're back in New Babbage for a very Scottish weird tale. #weird #Christmas #vintageHorror download Author John Buchan (1875-1940) 1st Baron Tweedsmuir, was a Scottish novelist, historian, and politician, and served as the Governor General of Canada. His most famous work is The Thirty-Nine Steps. Reader Vic Mullin is a 40something Scotsman... Continue Reading →
118 – The Macabre Dance of the Fiddler and Kore by Atalanti Evripidou
Would you loan your dearly departed some skin? Michael Allen Rose reads. Content note for kink #darkFantasy #weirdDetective #skeletons download Author Atalanti Evripidou is a social psychologist and a speculative fiction writer who occasionally dabbles in poetry too. Her short stories can be found in several Greek anthologies and in venues such as StarShip Sofa,... Continue Reading →
117 – An Odd Question by Ian Michael Bavian
Remember playing Call of Cthulhu table-top? It’s time to make your sanity roll. Isaiah Plovnick reads. #cosmicHorror #dieselpunk #noire #humor download Author Ian Michael Bavian is a new writer long time reader. He enjoys the works of Pratchett, King, Adams, and Wyndham to name only a few. He was an Army officer and currently works... Continue Reading →
116 – Changelings by Rachel Ayers
So you think you know what really happened in Hamelin? #darkFantasy #fairytale download welcome 00:20author bio 2:00story start 02:41artifacts of Hamelin 14:00narrator bio 15:39on your way 16:27 Author Rachel Ayers lives in Alaska, where she daydreams, writes and hosts shows for Sweet Cheeks Cabaret, and stares at the mountains. She has a degree in Library... Continue Reading →
115 – The Seventh Wife’s Confession by M. E. Bronstein
We've had complaints about the horror themes, so here's a fairy tale to lighten the mood. #steampunk #darkFantasy #fairytale download Author M.E. Bronstein is a PhD student in Comparative Literature who writes short stories when she should be working on her dissertation. Her writing has appeared in Beneath Ceaseless Skies; Miscreations: Gods, Monstrosities & Other... Continue Reading →
114 – Silvergloom by Jonathan Duckworth
The consumptive poet Keats makes a strange encounter while voyaging to Naples. David Ault reads. #paranormal #historical download Author Jonathan Duckworth is a completely normal, entirely human person with the right number of heads and everything. He received his MFA from Florida International University. His speculative fiction work appears in Pseudopod, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Southwest... Continue Reading →
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