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Just click the link in the show description to Terrify. Good evening, children of the night.

Come on in to the cabin. Winter is well underway, isn't it?

The fire is lit. We've a bit of food and just about ready to start our story for the night.

I'd like to give just a heads up as a warning to those who may be listening with those who are

bit squeamish or from some younger listeners who ignored the parental advisory on iTunes,

but this one is a bit more gruesome than some others. Our story for the night will be David

Williamson's Boys Will Be Boys. David Williamson has been writing horror stories

for over 20 years and was first published in the 28th Pan Book of Horror Stories with his story,

The Sandman. He then appeared in the last of the Pan Collection, the 30th Pan Book of Horror,

which published three of his tales. Since then, he has been in the last of the Pan Collection, the 30th Pan Book of Horror, which published three of his tales.

Since then, he has had stories in the black books of horror from Montbury Press,

alt-zombie from Hersham Horror, and will soon be appearing in two forthcoming horror anthologies from Croutius Libri Press due out on November 30th.

The Chameleon Man first appeared in Black Book No. 5, and Boys Will Be Boys appeared in Black Book No. 8.

He lives near Brighton in the UK with his daughter, and a three-legged lurcher named Othello.

And now, David Williamson's Boys will be Boys.

The whole experience was nothing like he had imagined it would be.

Watching too many Hollywood romantic movies had lulled him into a false sense of well-being,

which had left him ill-prepared for the grim realities of it all. He felt cheated, cheated and sick, and not necessarily in

that order, the truth be told. No, sick definitively had the upper hand of the two emotions.

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