Show Notes Tiny vampires, and that’s not even the scariest thing about this story, originally published in SLAY: Stories of […]
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311: One Hand in the Coffin Part Two by Justin C. Key
Show Notes This week, the conclusion of our creepy puppet story from last week. Audio production by Davis Walden. Narration […]
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310: One Hand in the Coffin by Justin C. Key
Show Notes Everyone knows puppets and dolls are creepy, and this tale shows us what happens when a vengeful ghost […]
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309: The Foreclosure by Marc Abbott
Show Notes This week’s story explores what it means when something is too good to be true. Audio production by […]
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308: Interview with Tananarive Due
This week, we interview author of “Last Stop on Route Nine” and Executive Producer of Horror Noire, Tananarive Due. Links […]
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307: Last Stop on Route Nine by Tananarive Due
Show Notes This week we have a story from bestselling author and screenwriter, Tananarive Due. This tale of taking a […]
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306: Pink Lake by Steven Van Patten
Show Notes: This week we have a Lovecraftian story to fill you to the gills with fear. Steven Van Patten […]
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305: 3115 Wicker Street by Cherrae L. Stuart
This week, a story from a voice you’ve heard before…but not like this. Voice actor and writer Cherrae L. Stuart spins a tale of what happens when our dreams become nightmares.
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Audio production by Evan Shelton. Narrated by Josh Carter.
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Transcript available here.
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304: Birds by Zin E. Rocklyn
This week, we have a story of birds, blood, and vengeance.
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Audio production and narration by Tonia Ransom.
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Atmospheric music courtesy of klankbeeld.
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303: Mermaids in Cape Town by Mame Bougouma Diene
This week’s story is a perfect blend of noir, mermaids, and murder, with some heavy metal thrown in for good measure.
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Narrated by William Lett. Audio production by Tonia Ransom.
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