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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.

Halloween might be behind us for another year, but if you're anything like me, that hasn't

curbed your appetite for the dark and twisted. Obviously, you've got your weekly dose of

audio horror monstrosities from Tales to Terrify to keep your spine tingled, but how about a little

extra-classic camp in your ears?

Our very own Andrew Gibson has been doing some readings for a pretty interesting project,

a little something called encyclopocalypse.

What is encyclopocalypse exactly?

Well, it's a website, YouTube, and podcast channel,

dedicated to digitizing and reproducing classic novels and novelizations across all genres,

especially horror, from before the digital age, as well as new independent novels and new

novelizations. As it turns out, this includes a lot of 80s

horror paperbacks and other similar fun materials, turning them into ones and zeros, and producing

the audiobooks, all for your listening and reading enjoyment. So far, Andrews recorded two stories for Encyclopocalypse.

Oger by Brian G. Berry, which he describes as,

Where Alien Sasquatches do Alien Sasquatch things to people,

and Brian's birthday bash, a wild and bloody night in the same vein as The Babysitter and

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