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You're going's say 8th. This week's story walk in beauty by Jim Bayet. Leave me to a only place, dressed for opening time.

Show me bleeding,

and my love burned you breathing fire.

Hey everyone, welcome to Suit Pod, the View.

Hey everyone, welcome to Suit Pod, the Weekly horror podcast. I'm Alistair, your host, and this

week's story comes to us from Jim Bayet, an old friend of the show and one of my all-time favorite

authors. In fact, this story was first published in the

Sudopod 10th anniversary anthology for Mortal things on sung and follows immediately

after the end of Jim's anthology, Coyote tales, available now from your favorite purveyors of audio books, one of which will be linked in the show notes.

This is Jim's fifth appearance on Pseudopod.

Three of those are Coyote Tales. One is under a different name. A fourth was released as

bonus content and is on the convention table. Don't know what the convention table is. Well, we also

call it the premium content table or the premium content bucket.

I'll go into more detail about this at the other end of the show, but it's really very simple.

If you donate five bucks a month, either paypal or Patreon you get access to the

table and there is all kinds of great stuff on there and no flyers and no weird ribbons

whose central punchline and joke you forget inside 15 seconds.

Win!

Anywho, your reader for this week is Jim's frequent partner in Awesome, Cayenne Chris Conroy. So they and we have a story for you and

we promise you. It's true. Oh, Walk in Beauty by Jim Christophic.

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