Pseudipod is extruded into this universe from a dimension of purest fear.

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But what's to come will...

Unsetttle you. 696 for April 3 2020. This week's story The Fog by Morley Roberts. Hi everyone

welcome to Suitopod, the weekly horror podcast. I'm your host, Graham Dunlop.

Today's story first appeared in The Strand magazine in October 1908 and was collected in

midsummer Madness in 1999. It was written by Morley Roberts, 1857 to 1942, who was an English novelist in short story writer best

known for The Private Life of Henry Maitland, based on the life of novelist George Gissing.

In his youth he travelled extensively and worked in the British War Office and other government

departments.

His first novel, The Western Avranis, was released in 1887, followed by many more,

and he also wrote essays, biography, drama and verse, as well as work in biology.

Your reader is Aunt Bacon.

Aunt is an actor and voice artist from Manchester, England,

where he lives with his husband Neil.

He loves Lego, Theatre, and has a mild obsession with Nigel Alorson.

His professional credits range from television and theatre to podcasts and radio work.

And now, my friends, we have a story for you, and we promise you it's true. The Fog by Morley Roberts, read by Ant The fog had been

by Morley Roberts, red by Ant Bacon.

The fog had been thickening for many weeks, but now moving like a black wall it fell on the town.

The lights that guided the world were put out.

The nearest were almost as invisible as the stars.

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