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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, and welcome.

Right around this time, next week, if you happen by our Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram pages,

there's a good chance you'll see an unsettling image staring back at you. Yes, a week from today,

the muse for our second flash fiction contest will emerge from the darkness to invade your nightmares.

Then all you have to do is write down those nightmares, in a thousand words or less, and send them our way. It'll be cathartic, really, a great way to unleash that troublesome darkness

swirling around in your head out into the world

and onto your fellow listeners. Keep an eye out for it. Special thanks this week goes to our

newest patron, Lindsay Moore. Thanks for your generous support, Lindsay. It helps us hold the Eldridge Terrors at bay,

so staff can keep what's left of their limbs intact. If you'd like to help our plight,

visit patreon.com slash tales to terrify. We're creeping our way towards 75 supporters, and we'd love to count you as one of them. There are

lots of perks in it for you, too. Check it out. One last thing I wanted to share with you this week

before we hit the road is a series of classics that's being released by the Horror Writers Association.

It's called The Haunted Library series, and it brings some familiar, as well as some lesser-known horror classics, out of the

shadows and into the spotlight, with forwards and introductions by some modern masters of the

genre, like Joe R. Lansdale and Ramsey Campbell.

Titles included in the collection right now include Gaston LaRuees, The Phantom of the Opera,

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