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Bet the Responsible Way, gamblerware.org. Welcome, friends. Here we are halfway through October. The knots are cool and crisp. The clouds pass before the moon like watered ink. And we're selling boner pills like they're going out of style. What could be better, Chester? No, I don't believe these hard mints were designed for

alligators, Chester. You stay out of these. Don't touch them, all right? Well, let's head in,

friend. We've got a very special story for you tonight. Mmm. All right, that's better.

Hey, Chilling Tales for Dark Nights has a big anthology book full of your favorite stories.

Take a second and visit chillingbook.com to check it out.

Chilling Tales for Dark Nights 30 Tales of Terror contain just that.

30 tales never before available in print by some of the most prolific and talented authors of the online community, each one

accompanied by a suitably grim illustration by David Romero. And speaking of grim illustrators,

tonight, our pal Robert Pangborn brings us another one of Frederick's stories.

Frederick, who sadly passed away last September, ain't going anywhere.

Not if we have anything to do with it.

So smoke them if you got them and drink those glasses to the bottom, y'all.

Because old Drew Blood has a tell to tell.

In this one, we join an archivist at a museum, and a brand new artifact seems to have caught

his eye.

So without further delay, from the immortal author, Frederick Pankborn, I give you what's in the name?

Is this what all the excitement is about?

Asked Oliver as he eyed the ancient amulet in its newly housed glass case. Ian Maxwell looked up from his

paperwork at his desk to the young archivist of the museum. Oliver's cellar was a tall, thin man in both

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