Gallery of Curiosities

We just couldn't let go of Halloween, so let's have some more, even if it is November. Tonight we have a tribute to the 200th anniversary of the first telling of our favorite mad, Frankenstein.
Jack of All Trades by Dan Micklethwaite, narrated by Benjamin Sperduto.
I, Igor by Liam Hogan.
Benjamin Sperduto's website: www.benjaminsperduto.com
Liam Hogan's website: http://happyendingnotguaranteed.blogspot.co.uk/
Theme song – Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus – Cheap Horror by Segno Soundtrack via Pond5
Story Music: Long Note Four by Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com
Toccata and Fugue provided by Musopen.
Production Engineer – Kevin Frost
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Happy Halloween! Osgoode is having trouble with some annual visitors, and he has two spooky stories for you.
John Cooper Hamilton tells of of how Hollywood coped with the Zombie Apocalypse, and Spencer Koelle takes us on an excursion to the Weird West.
What does Weird West have to do with Steampunk? Just ask any steampunk you happen to meet in the American Southwest. Matt Zophiel and Nonney Constantine narrate.
Explicit tag for brief f-bomb.
John Cooper Hamilton's website: https://johncooperhamilton.com/
Spencer Koelle's website: http://spencerkoelle.com/
Matt Zophiel's website: http://apocalypse.today/
Theme song – Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus – Cheap Horror by Segno Soundtrack
Story Music: In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com
Il Bandito by Ivia
Western Suspense by Patrick Coen
Old Western Saloon Ragtime Theme by Seaport Sound
Gathering Darkness by Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com
Production Engineer – Kevin Frost

Tonight, the Czar’s Army is having a bit of trouble with the local fauna while pressing eastward across Manchuria. Their only hope? A jaded, insubordinate corporal from the Caucasus. Author Benjamin Sperduto narrates his own work.
Benjamin Sperduto is a history teacher in Tampa, Florida. His short stories have appeared in a number of anthologies, including Coven (Purple Sun Press), Bad Neighborhood (Spooky Words Press), and Dystopian Express (Hydra Publications). His first novel, The Walls of Dalgorod, is available from Curiosity Quills Press. For a full list of publications and fiction updates, visit www.benjaminsperduto.com or follow him on Twitter (@bensperduto).
Cover art – Zmey Gorynych by Viktor Vasnetsov
Story music – Violin viola alt flute cello Sad duo soundtrack, Wailing Violins, by Konstantin Troika
Theme song – Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus – Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
Production Engineer – Kevin Frost

Two tales of strange inventions. First, an inventor of a revival machine receives an invitation from an adventurous couple for a private demonstration in their home. John Longenbaugh narrates, music by Kevin MacLeod.
Then, an inventor of the mustache twirling school anticipates the destruction his giant spider robot will unleash. What could possibly go wrong? Richard Elen narrates, music by Kevin MacLeod and BackBeat Productions.
#steampunk
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A delightful send-up of the steampunk aesthetic. Molly Shipwreck narrates. #steampunk #humor

Residents of rural Nova Scotia discover an otherworldly visitor. Andrew McCurdy reads.
Music by Brett van Donsel and Kevin MacLeod

Richard Elen narrates. Music by SPIKY.fr
Theme song by Deus ex Vapore Machina, Osgoode's Chorus by Kevin MacLeod
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Little Red goes grimdark. Karen Bovenmyer narrates. Music by Kevin MacLeod
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 A rotting ship reeking of death moors at Pool of London, the crew fallen victim to a mermaid. Vic Mullin narrates.
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A watchmaker tells of his boyhood job at the famed American Museum of P.T. Barnum, and how a demon was acquired for the menagerie. Originally published in Strange Tales V.
Theme music by Deus ex Vapore Machina, additional music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).
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