The final Tumblr turned, behind the wall the unmistakable sound of a real-to-real cassette player starting.

I told you, wanting you half screamed, I tried to warn you of the horrors that await behind these walls.

Sudapod, episode 699, April 17, 2020. This week's story, Flash on the Border Lands 51 or L.I.

if you're listening from the Roman Empire.

Quaint and Curious Forgotten Law.

Hello everyone.

Welcome to Sudapod, the Weekly Horror Podcast.

I am, as Eber, Alistair, your host, and in preparation for episode 700, it gives us tremendous joy

to present quaint and curious forgotten law, a collection of three excellent flash stories which have certain individuals in common.

We begin with a dark bird by Bradley H. Seinore.

Bradley has been writing for five-sixths of his life and has written many short stories,

most of them published in a variety of anthologies and three short-story collections.

His Holmesian collection, The Games Afoot, a Sherlock Holmes' Mycelainies published by by Pro Se Productions and is available on Amazon.

His you novel, The Eye of Dawn, is forthcoming from Airship 27 Productions.

This story is narrated for you by Matt Franklin, a narrative developer and vocal talent working in the game industry, and as will soon become apparent.

This is ground which we have visited before, but not in this company, and never from this perspective.

And from here, one thing becomes apparent.

All these stories, I promise you, as to to others are true. A Dark Bird by Bradley H. Sinor, narrated by Matt Franklin.

She closed the book, placed it on the table, and finally decided to walk through the door. The words of the poems echoed in her head.

She hesitated for only a moment before crossing the threshold, as the blue flames wrapped

around her, sending a tingling cold into the deepest bits of her.

For the longest time there was nothing.

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