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Welcome to Tales to the Nook and show 13. Oh my. Of Tales to Terrify. Come in, come in. We've got a full plate tonight, so doff your hat settled in, grab something to drink. Oh, okay. I'm your host, Lawrence Santoro.

The name was on the bell downstairs,

but I'm working now at being a little less coy.

A week or so ago,

just after we cast our second of the Bram Stoker-themed shows,

that time, including my reading of Stephen King's now Stoker, short-fiction award-winning,

Herman Woke, is still alive.

You couldn't have done it without me.

I had a note from one of Mr. King's assistants saying that they really liked the rendition

of the tale and wanted to post a note on their website

and would I mind saying who it was that narrated the piece.

I don't remember what I had said on the show.

I may have attributed it to one of my avatars, Roland, perhaps.

Anyway, I said that it was I myself who bodied forth the tale.

Anyway, I should just say up front, who does what, and there we have it.

Oh, and of course, I had not to do with the award going to King.

The ballots were all in, counted, tallied, and the names and titles already engraved

on the doors of the Little

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