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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 to week four of Women in Horror Month.

Including tonight, we're only two episodes away from the end of our Women in Horror feature and from our changing seasons flash fiction contest.

I'm dreadfully thankful to those of you who have stepped up to save,

or maybe even in spite of the fact you'd be helping to save, my threatened digits.

Thanks to your submissions, Meredith and the slush-reading crew seem a little less bitey than they

did a couple of weeks ago, and with your help, I'm hoping we can keep it that way until the finish line.

So if that twisted tale of the switching seasons is still swirling around in the cobwebs of your

imagination, or if you've been worrying with yourself about whether or not to unleash it into the

world, please do all of us a favor and set it free.

You'll not only gain some fresh space in the attic, but have the chance at $50 and to be

featured on the show, too. And, like it or not, help me keep all my fingers in peak podcasting form.

Tales toterrify.com slash flash contest has the details and a link to where you can submit.

And now, let's see what fresh female frights Meredith has to share with us this evening. Good evening, children of the night.

Welcome to the fourth episode of 2023's Women in Horror Month.

Last year, I discussed important themes in horror written by women.

This year, it's my honor to introduce you to five writers making their terrifying horror novel debuts.

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