PseudoPod 774: Vanity, Vanity

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🗓️ 11 September 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Author : Dan Fields Narrator : Graeme Dunlop Host : Alasdair Stuart Audio Producer : Chelsea Davis Discuss on Forums PseudoPod 774: Vanity, Vanity is a PseudoPod original. The author had this to share about this piece: “Gothic rural horror and the amorphous disposition of evil have long preoccupied me. Moral and spiritual diffidence have […]

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0:00.0	Welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast, but neither surface is a world of gliding monsters.
0:05.6	One you can choose not to step into or leave at any time.
0:15.3	Sudapod Episode 774 September 10 2021
0:21.3	This week's story, Vanity Vanity by Dan Fields
0:25.8	Hey everyone, welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast. I'm Alistair,
0:29.2	your host, and this week's story comes to us from Dan Fields.
0:33.2	Dan has some stuff to say about this, which we'll get to after the intro. Before that,
0:38.0	you should know Dan is a writer and musician from Houston, Texas. He's published over two
0:42.0	dozen stories with the likes of Hellbound Books, novel, noctual, sanitarium, nocturnal
0:47.2	transmissions and more. He released his first full-length story collection entitled Underworlds
0:51.6	After Lives in July 2021, and we will have the links to his website in the show notes.
0:57.9	Your narrator for this episode is a Sudapod rock star. The amazing Graham Dunlop
1:03.6	has been with us for a ridiculous amount of time and every single narration he does
1:07.9	is just flat out brilliant. And I'm always incredibly happy to see him, both as an audio producer
1:12.7	and as a performer. Welcome back buddy. So, Graham and Dan, how a story for you,
1:19.2	and so do I, and so does Chelsea. And we promise you, it's true.
1:27.3	Vanity Vanity by Dan Fields
1:34.7	Red by Graham Dunlop
1:39.1	One, let the day perish.
1:44.0	Lightning had started the fire that was plain to anyone with sense.
1:49.5	Who or what had called the lightning down was another question.
1:54.3	Just after the setting of the moon, a snake of blue
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