You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind,

a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.

That's the signpost up ahead. Your next stop, the Twilight Zone. I'd like to begin by giving my thanks again to Jim Moon from the Hypnobob's podcast for that wonderful reading of elegy last week.

Now, since I've been doing this, I seem to have amassed myself quite a big Twilight Zone library.

And one of the books in that collection is a book called the Twilight Zone

The Original Stories and like it says it's a collection of some of the stories

that inspired the Twilight Zone by the likes of Richard Matheson and Charles Beaumont

and so on and ELEie is in this book and

it's a compact little story running about 10 pages. Now I love to ask people to come on to the

podcast and do readings like that but I wouldn't like to burden someone with something too long so

about 10 pages seem to be just about right but as you

heard last week that story took over half an hour now as it turns out the version of

LG in that book is actually an edited version whereas the story that you can go to

Project Guttenberg and download quite legally that I

forwarded over to Jim to read from is actually the unedited version that's

considerably longer. Now thankfully Jim took it in a stride but I did have a

moment to panic when I started to listen to the recording that he sent me and

the beginning was completely different from the recording that he sent me and the

beginning was completely different from the story that I'd read from that book.

So when you read that edited version it does actually work okay because I'd never read

the story so it made no difference to me but it does slightly impact on something that

I'll talk about

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