Show No 66 Martin Mundt John Everson

Tales to Terrify

Drew Sebesteny

Short Fiction, Dark Tales, Arts, Books, Creepy Stories, Creepy, Horror Stories, Fiction, Scary Stories, Creepy Pasta, Horror Fiction, Drama, Terror, Short Stories, Horror, Suspense, Flash Fiction

4.5 • 678 Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2013

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Coming up:

Good evening 0:00:41

Apologies to baseball (but not the fans) 0:01:18

Cover Art by Vince Natale 0:07:13

Not a Regular Review by Martin Mundt, “The Avengers” 0:09:37

Fiction, “Blood Roses” by John Everson, narrated by Ruth Stearns 0:38:00

A reminder and pleasant dreams 1

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0:00.0	Love this podcast?
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0:05.4	It's up to you how much you give, and there's no regular commitment.
0:09.1	Just click the link in the show description to support now.
0:30.6	Thank you. Welcome to Tales to Terrify.
0:34.6	Welcome to Tales to Terrify.
0:43.0	Part of the District of Wonders Network, featuring Starship Sofa, Crime City Central, and Protecting Project Pulp.
0:46.7	Everyone has a story in the District of Wonders.
0:49.1	Come and find yours.
1:06.0	Good evening, children of the night. Welcome. Welcome to The Nook, to Tales to Terrify, to Spring, to Baseball season. I'm your host, Lawrence Santoro, and I...
1:16.7	Last week, I may have given the impression that I bore a personal animus toward the game of baseball.
1:19.0	Oh, come in, come in.
1:25.0	Dough your sweaters, raingear, grab the usual, don't step on Mahler, the black cat of the nook, and snuggle.
1:26.9	Okay? Now, back to snuggle. Okay?
1:30.5	Now, back to my apology.
1:33.3	I do not hate baseball.
1:40.5	I love, well, if not the game, I love the idea of the game.
1:51.1	I could say the same of many things, of course. Children, for example. No, baseball has magic in it. In abstract, it is a universe that can exist in your head. A whole game, an entire
1:58.9	season, can be constructed with numbers.
2:03.2	So many hits, so many home runs, so many errors, at bats, bases on balls, et cetera, et
2:08.5	cetera, it goes on.
2:09.9	The entirety of a year of baseball can exist in the statistics of player, team, league.
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