This episode is dedicated to the memory of Eleanor Cummings.

In the dark hours, in the antique books, in the letters long lost and forgotten, there are tales of horror to frighten and

disturb. Come join us as we delve deep into the darkness, into the sleepless hours when you dare not

close your eyes.

Brace yourself for the no-sleep podcast.

Volume 16, Chapter 13

Welcome sleepless listeners. I'm your host, David Cummings.

Summertime means a chance to grab a good book and read on the beach or in the great outdoors.

Might I recommend a new book from Friend of the Show, J.R. Hemantoshen?

It's a new collection featuring 12 stories of truly dark fiction titled You Know It's True.

Acclaimed throughout the Underground Horror World, J.R. Hemantoshen, a former contributor to Sudopod,

Drabblecast, and of course the no-sleep podcast. Returns to the short story genre with his fourth and final collection of horror fiction,

containing some of his most innovative unsettling and uncompromising tales.

His work has been widely published and endorsed by the HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast, The Lovecraft Easyne,

Kirkus, Monster Librarian, and several other reputable outlets.

Check the show notes for a link to where you can find the Kindle or Paperback version of You Know It's True.

Now, all through last week I kept checking my local news outlets for mention of an explosion at a storage unit facility.

Nothing, not a peep, not one word. And yet there were a couple of news stories about the previous break-in.

Obviously, I'm extremely unsettled by this. So I've asked fellow Canadian Jeff Clement to take a trip to the area and scope things out.

But speaking of taking trips, you may recall I was sent some New Jersey map coordinates before my explosive detour back to Canada.

Trying to view them via Google Maps led me to the same kind of errors I experienced when I was trying to locate the first address of the thickening plot.

So, once again, I took to my car and drove my world-weary self to someplace or another.

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