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Just click the link in the show description to Terrify. Good evening, children of the night.

And perhaps it's a particularly good evening.

Sometime last week, we either did or didn't win a Hugo Award.

Just in case the clues from the previous episodes didn't let you know how we record is usually

as far in advance as we can get things. So as far as this recording, I don't know if we'll have won

or not, but let's celebrate a bit. Either we will celebrate our victory at the Hugo Awards,

or we will celebrate whoever did.

So let's toast to them.

May the quality horror podcast of the Internet endure until the Elder Gods return to our solar system

and unleash indescribable terrors on the new endless night.

I'm pretty sure I put a few of Jose Quervo's grandkids through college.

Let's move one to our fiction for the night.

We have one story for the evening, and it comes from Peter Crowther.

We've heard from Peter O, I think about three times over the years,

the first one being all the way back in episode 15, quite a while ago.

Already, the recipient of various awards for his writing and editing, Peter Crowther, cemented

his long-term place in the field with the introduction in 1998 of PS publishing, now one of the most highly respected publishers in the field of horror, fantasy, and science fiction.

Starting in 1999 with just four novellas from Graham Joyce, James Lovegrove, Kim Newman, and Michael Marshall Smith.

PS is now putting out between 30 and 40

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