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Thank you. From the blackest corners of your mind, they call, pulling you deep into shadow, twisting your senses, keeping you from sleep.

It's time to face your darkest fears.

This is Tales to Terrify. Good evening, children of the night.

As I mentioned last week, we're taking a little hiatus from our travels while I'm out of town. So sit back and relax.

We should be back on the road again next week.

Speaking of next week, we've got something a little special cooked up for you, something a while in the making.

At long last, you'll have the pleasure of feasting your ears on the terrifying, bite-sized,

fetid morsels of our first-ever flash fiction contest.

Yes, we've put together a full episode featuring the winner of the contest, as well as three runners-up, and we're excited to share them with you. So make sure you tune in. You don't

want to miss it. But don't worry, we haven't forgotten about you this week either.

We have one story for you this evening, which comes from Andrew L. Hodges.

Andrew L. Hodges was born in Suffolk, England, but spent the majority of his life growing up in Virginia.

Living on a farm, he showed a very early interest in both naturalism and fantasy stories.

He has worked as a biology teacher, a university professor, and a paint contractor,

and served for several years as an emergency room hospital volunteer.

He enjoys writing horror and draws on his love of biology and appellation scenery for his work.

Children of the Night, join me for Andrew L. Hodges, Blue and White, a Tales to Terrify Original. The

The Izzy was looking out of the window of the cottage when I told her.

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