Tales To Terrify No 16 Christopher Fowler
Tales to Terrify
Drew Sebesteny
4.5 • 703 Ratings
🗓️ 27 April 2012
⏱️ 93 minutes
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Coming Up
The Whisperer in Darkness (film) by Larry Santoro
Short Fiction Memory by H.P. Lovecraft 08:40
Fact: Horror Anarchy and Doom by Andy Remic 12:40
Poetry: Thumb by Martin Mundt 19:00
Main Fiction: The 11th Day by Christopher Fowler 26:20
Narrator: Kim Lakin-Smith
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| 2:18.8 | We had friends over the other night, and as they came up the steps, one of them, a writer-chum, B.C. Bell, whom you've heard here before, picked up a small package that was lying there, and he handed it to me. |
| 2:33.7 | Mail, he said, something from, |
| 2:36.8 | and he took a look, HP Lovecraft Historical Society, he said, |
| 2:41.5 | egad, I said, it had arrived all unawares, my blue ray of the whisperer in darkness. It had |
| 2:49.5 | been languishing out there without all day. There it was. I'd been |
| 2:54.0 | waiting for it for weeks, months, really. Actually, years, if you count the time since I first heard |
| 3:01.0 | they were doing this thing, to explain. I need not say that H.P. Lovecraft writes dense, introspective prose. In addition, |
| 3:10.6 | he frequently hides the final, the ultimate horror from descriptive specificity and drenches |
| 3:17.6 | the explanation of it all in madness, flight, and forgetfulness. |
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