Tales to Terrify 278 Robin Husen Icy Sedgwick

Tales to Terrify

Drew Sebesteny

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

4.5 • 703 Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2017

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Coming UpGood Evening: 00:43Robin Husen’s The Hungry Year as read by Matthew Staton: 03:46Icy Sedgwick’s The Dead House as read by Margaret Essex: 11:30Pleasant Dreams: 39:44Pertinent LinksThe District of Wonders Network Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/districtofwondersRobin Husen @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/reliant_robinMatthew Staton email: myvoiceinmyhead@gmail.comIcy Sedgwick: http://www.icysedgwick.com/Icy Sedgwick @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick

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1:01.6	Good evening, children of the night. I had a bit of a thought that I'd like to run past you for a measure of interest. Way back in Larry's time with the podcast, there would be special content.
1:08.9	Lights out with Sylvia Schultz, you might remember, and tour of the abattoir.
1:13.6	I liked them, but also thought that it'd be best that the short fiction podcast
1:18.1	feature short fiction exclusively or nearly exclusively.
1:22.7	I continue to hold that opinion that if you're listening to a regular episode of tales to terrify
1:27.9	the majority of the content in the episode should be fiction. However, I did like Lights
1:33.4	Out and I did like Tour of the Abitoir. Sylvia Schultz still has Lights Out as her own
1:37.9	podcast for those of you who miss it. What I'm asking for your feedback to be, would be,
1:50.6	if we had special episodes in addition to our standard ones, what would you think would be interesting?
2:01.8	Personally, my answer would be some sort interviews with authors like Philip Oldham had managed to wrangle for us some time ago, and also interviews with some of a regular narrators.
2:07.7	Who are they? What are their interests beyond their bios that we read? How do they produce what they create? What are their dreams and what's next for them? When I was a listener and then in my
2:13.3	early days as a narrator, I'd have absolutely loved to have heard a narrator explain their process for
2:18.6	recording and tips for making a clean, engaging recording. And I think that it'd also be great for a bit of
2:25.7	a better understanding of how our podcast is made. The last two weeks, I've been encouraging you to
2:31.2	leave reviews on iTunes, and I've looked over some of the reviews from years past.
2:36.1	There have been a few that I feel like, presume that Tales to Terrify has an office, a recording studio,
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