Gallery of Curiosities: Recent Episodes
Kevin Frost
Short audio fiction curated for retropunks. Often dark, always curious. Our hosts take themselves seriously so you won't have to.
We're dropping in at a grad school with a most esoteric and cutthroat curriculum. Laura Lee Bahr performs. #Horror #Fantastique #Occult #Academia
Happy Halloween! Let's go toshing beneath Victorian London. What could possibly go wrong? Daren Callow performs #Steampunk #Horror #CreatureFeature
Grab your fedora and a finger of scotch a whole lotta weird. Kris Law performs #Noire #Odd #Horror #metawriting
A student of the occult scours Venice for a lost beloved. David Ault reads. #DarkFantasy #Romance #LGBT #skeletons
SUBMISSIONS CLOSED. All manuscripts have been responded to. Get in touch if you did not get your letter.
We are reading your manuscripts Feb 14 - April 15, 2023. Please read the guidelines at GalleryCurious.com before submitting.
It's Christmas, so we're back in New Babbage for a very Scottish weird tale. Vic Mullin reads. #Christmas #Scotland #weird
Would you loan your dearly departed some skin?S Michael Allen Rose reads. Content note for kink #darkFantasy #weirdDetective #skeletons
Remember playing Call of Cthulhu table-top? It’s time to make your sanity roll. Isaiah Plovnick reads. #cosmicHorror #dieselpunk #noire #humor
We've had complaints about the horror themes, so here's a fairy tale to lighten the room. Alex Ford reads. #steampunk #darkFantasy #fairytale
The consumptive poet Keats makes a strange encounter while voyaging to Naples. #paranormal #historical
The consumptive poet Keats makes a strange encounter while voyaging to Naples. #paranormal #historical
A carnie, a Romanian, and a zombie ape. What could possibly go wrong? Kris Law reads. #1930s #Odd #Horror
A carnie, a Romanian, and a zombie ape. What could possibly go wrong? Kris Law reads. #1930s #Odd #Horror
A steampunk'd fairy tale retold for troubled times. Jasmine Arch reads. #Steampunk #Fairytale
A steampunk'd fairy tale retold for troubled times. Jasmine Arch reads. #Steampunk #Fairytale
Be cautious of the paths you tread. Lou J Berger reads. Mild content note for language. #Steampunk #WeirdWest #CosmicHorror
Be cautious of the paths you tread. Lou J Berger reads. Mild content note for language. #Steampunk #WeirdWest #CosmicHorror
What a year. Alasdair Stuart reads. Strong content note for horror/gore. #Steampunk #Horror
What a year. Alasdair Stuart reads. Strong content note for horror/gore. #Steampunk #Horror
All monsters are elusive, some more so than others. None of them, however, are secretive about their existence. Michael Whitehouse reads. #DarkFantasy
All monsters are elusive, some more so than others. None of them, however, are secretive about their existence. Michael Whitehouse reads. #DarkFantasy
Do monsters stay monsters after the story ends? A little something to go with your post-Halloween melancholy. Matt Dovey reads.
Do monsters stay monsters after the story ends? A little something to go with your post-Halloween melancholy. Matt Dovey reads.
It's 11 o'clock. Do you know where your death is? Jasmine Arch reads. #gaslamp #DarkFantasy #YA
Author Natasha C. Calder is from Ely, UK. She has an M.Phil in Medieval Literature from the University of Cambridge and is a graduate of Clarion West 2018. Her work has previously appeared in The Stinging Fly, Lackington's and Burning House Press.
Reader Jasmine Arch is a narrator, writer, and poet whose brain thrives on chaos and caffeine. She lives in a rural corner of Belgium with four dogs, two elderly horses and a husband who knows better than to distract her when she's writing. Find out more about her and her work at JasmineArch.com.
Leopold: Michael Allen Rose
Cover art by Martini Discovolante
Full show notes at GalleryCurious.com
It's 11 o'clock. Do you know where your death is? Jasmine Arch reads. #gaslamp #DarkFantasy #YA
Author Natasha C. Calder is from Ely, UK. She has an M.Phil in Medieval Literature from the University of Cambridge and is a graduate of Clarion West 2018. Her work has previously appeared in The Stinging Fly, Lackington's and Burning House Press.
Reader Jasmine Arch is a narrator, writer, and poet whose brain thrives on chaos and caffeine. She lives in a rural corner of Belgium with four dogs, two elderly horses and a husband who knows better than to distract her when she's writing. Find out more about her and her work at JasmineArch.com.
Leopold: Michael Allen Rose
Cover art by Martini Discovolante
Full show notes at GalleryCurious.com
For our 100th episode, we're going all the way back to our first episode. Unfortunately the original master file from 2010 was not able to be recovered to be remastered properly.
For our 100th episode, we're going all the way back to our first episode. Unfortunately the original master file from 2010 was not able to be recovered to be remastered properly.
Considering everything else that has happened this year, how would you react to a ghost in your home? #ghosts #1920s
Author Deborah L. Davitt was raised in Nevada, but lives in Houston, Texas with her husband and son. She’s known for her Pushcart-nominated poetry, short stories, and novels. Her work has appeared in Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, and Asimov’s among other venues. For more about her work, please see edda-earth.com/bibliography.
Narrator Sarah Golding has created a huge range of character types for indie audio drama, and been in such wonderous podcasts as Amelia Project, Edict Zero and Hostile Worlds. She runs script writing competitions with her company, Quirky Voices, producing and performing new writing at podcast events. For more information, visit SarahGoldingVoiceActorAndMore@weebly.com
Osgoode: Kris Law (vokrislaw.com)
Considering everything else that has happened this year, how would you react to a ghost in your home? #ghosts #1920s
Author Deborah L. Davitt was raised in Nevada, but lives in Houston, Texas with her husband and son. She’s known for her Pushcart-nominated poetry, short stories, and novels. Her work has appeared in Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, and Asimov’s among other venues. For more about her work, please see edda-earth.com/bibliography.
Narrator Sarah Golding has created a huge range of character types for indie audio drama, and been in such wonderous podcasts as Amelia Project, Edict Zero and Hostile Worlds. She runs script writing competitions with her company, Quirky Voices, producing and performing new writing at podcast events. For more information, visit SarahGoldingVoiceActorAndMore@weebly.com
Osgoode: Kris Law (vokrislaw.com)
Pickpocketing in London. What could possibly go wrong? Daren Callow narrates.
Author M. A. Smith writes from Gloucestershire, UK, where she lives with her family. Her fiction has appeared in magazines including Mythic, Gathering Storm and Dark Moon Digest,and her novella Severance was published by Fantasia Divinity. Find out more at masmithwriting.com.
Narrator Daren Callow is a writer, voice actor and musician who is based in Hove on the south coast of the United Kingdom, a medium-sized cannon shot from the English Channel. As an actor, as well as (seemingly endless) live performances of Tales Of New Albion stories and plays, Daren has also lent his voice to Brighton Theatre of The Air and 2 Bit Productions audio dramas, he also finds time to record his own steampunk podcast (also entitled Tales Of New Albion) featuring original comedy material voiced by a cast of thousands (approx.) and readings of his sci-fi stories.
Osgoode: Kris Law (vokrislaw.com)
Curiosities is open for stories related to fairy tales 7-14 October 2020. Read the guidelines before submitting at gallerycurious.com
Pickpocketing in London. What could possibly go wrong? Daren Callow narrates.
Author M. A. Smith writes from Gloucestershire, UK, where she lives with her family. Her fiction has appeared in magazines including Mythic, Gathering Storm and Dark Moon Digest,and her novella Severance was published by Fantasia Divinity. Find out more at masmithwriting.com.
Narrator Daren Callow is a writer, voice actor and musician who is based in Hove on the south coast of the United Kingdom, a medium-sized cannon shot from the English Channel. As an actor, as well as (seemingly endless) live performances of Tales Of New Albion stories and plays, Daren has also lent his voice to Brighton Theatre of The Air and 2 Bit Productions audio dramas, he also finds time to record his own steampunk podcast (also entitled Tales Of New Albion) featuring original comedy material voiced by a cast of thousands (approx.) and readings of his sci-fi stories.
Osgoode: Kris Law (vokrislaw.com)
Curiosities is open for stories related to fairy tales 7-14 October 2020. Read the guidelines before submitting at gallerycurious.com
Sending a woman to war is most unconventional. Sending a hedgewitch, even more so. Jasmine Arch narrates.
Author A.J. Brennan is a Washington, D.C.-based speculative fiction writer and National Novel Writing Month obsessive. Her work has appeared in The Arcanist, Wizards in Space and Translunar Travelers Lounge. She can be found on Twitter @ajbwrites.
Jasmine Arch is a narrator, writer, and poet whose brain thrives on chaos and caffeine. She lives in a rural corner of Belgium with four dogs, two elderly horses and a husband who knows better than to distract her when she’s writing. Find out more about her and her work at JasmineArch.com.
Osgoode: Kris Law (vokrislaw.com)
Please leave reviews and stars to help us stand up to the Algorithmic Overlords! Thank you for being splendid.
Sending a woman to war is most unconventional. Sending a hedgewitch, even more so. Jasmine Arch narrates.
Author A.J. Brennan is a Washington, D.C.-based speculative fiction writer and National Novel Writing Month obsessive. Her work has appeared in The Arcanist, Wizards in Space and Translunar Travelers Lounge. She can be found on Twitter @ajbwrites.
Jasmine Arch is a narrator, writer, and poet whose brain thrives on chaos and caffeine. She lives in a rural corner of Belgium with four dogs, two elderly horses and a husband who knows better than to distract her when she’s writing. Find out more about her and her work at JasmineArch.com.
Osgoode: Kris Law (vokrislaw.com)
Please leave reviews and stars to help us stand up to the Algorithmic Overlords! Thank you for being splendid.
We're all going to want a There-It-Is store when it's time to go back to work. Tabatha Wood narrates.
We're all going to want a There-It-Is store when it's time to go back to work. Tabatha Wood narrates.
You may be shut in, but you can still dance! Wilson Fowlie narrates a diesel-era delight.
You may be shut in, but you can still dance! Wilson Fowlie narrates a diesel-era delight.
While we wait for the virus curve to pass, we will be recording some extras with Osgoode and the staff. Not all the staff have proper microphones so audio quality will vary. Some will have stories. This one does not.
While we wait for the virus curve to pass, we will be recording some extras with Osgoode and the staff. Not all the staff have proper microphones so audio quality will vary. Some will have stories. This one does not.
A woman recalls her childhood during the London Blitz, and the strange pet who saved her. Bryony narrates an urban fantasy for all ages. Content note for wartime sound effects.
A woman recalls her childhood during the London Blitz, and the strange pet who saved her. Bryony narrates an urban fantasy for all ages. Content note for wartime sound effects.
There's nothing quite like the fresh bracing air of interesting times. Or the sea. Wulf Moon narrates a nautical adventure with a twist, while Osgoode shelters in place in the Zen Room.
There's nothing quite like the fresh bracing air of interesting times. Or the sea. Wulf Moon narrates a nautical adventure with a twist, while Osgoode shelters in place in the Zen Room.
Things get weird in a shadow dimension populated by echoes of the film industry. Matt Dovey narrates. File under: Uncategorizable
Things get weird in a shadow dimension populated by echoes of the film industry. Matt Dovey narrates. File under: Uncategorizable
It's a mother of a double feature and we guarantee it won't make you feel all warm and snuggly inside. No, not at all. Alex Ford and Maria Rose narrate. Rated Dark.
It's a mother of a double feature and we guarantee it won't make you feel all warm and snuggly inside. No, not at all. Alex Ford and Maria Rose narrate. Rated Dark.
A haunted Englishman tells the tragic story of an adventure abroad in Colorado mining country to his very British gentleman's club. File under: Weird West, Horror, Creature Feature.
A haunted Englishman tells the tragic story of an adventure abroad in Colorado mining country to his very British gentleman's club. File under: Weird West, Horror, Creature Feature.
Even the most ancient of religions must adapt to survive. Elizabeth Chatsworth performs.
Even the most ancient of religions must adapt to survive. Elizabeth Chatsworth performs.
Oh, she's a horrible woman! But you will have to decide who the monster is. Sarah Golding narrates. Rated R.
Oh, she's a horrible woman! But you will have to decide who the monster is. Sarah Golding narrates. Rated R.
A frontier doctor is befriended by a unicorn. Jim Hodgson narrates. You may need a hankie before this one is over.
A frontier doctor is befriended by a unicorn. Jim Hodgson narrates. You may need a hankie before this one is over.
An frontier girl learns about life, larceny, and how to repair a clockwork cat. Sarah Heiner narrates. #YA #steampunkWestern
An frontier girl learns about life, larceny, and how to repair a clockwork cat. Sarah Heiner narrates. #YA #steampunkWestern
Children will be in bed on time. Or else. A seasonably dark tale from colonial Quebec to turn the mood to winter. Wilson Fowlie narrates. Rated creepy clockpunk.
Children will be in bed on time. Or else. A seasonably dark tale from colonial Quebec to turn the mood to winter. Wilson Fowlie narrates. Rated creepy clockpunk.
There’s something strange about the trains. Buy a ticket to Brisbane, and it takes you to Berlin instead. Or maybe even Boston. A young student from MIT sets out to decode the mystery. Wulf Moon narrates. Rated Weird Steampunk.
There’s something strange about the trains. Buy a ticket to Brisbane, and it takes you to Berlin instead. Or maybe even Boston. A young student from MIT sets out to decode the mystery. Wulf Moon narrates. Rated Weird Steampunk.
A librarian in Nazi occupied Paris uses her special talents when faced with an order to burn her books. Gabrielle Riel narrates.
A librarian in Nazi occupied Paris uses her special talents when faced with an order to burn her books. Gabrielle Riel narrates.
A young woman makes her debut at Death's masquerade. Rated YA friendly. Alex Ford of Ford Theater Reunion narrates.
A young woman makes her debut at Death's masquerade. Rated YA friendly. Alex Ford of Ford Theater Reunion narrates.
All is fair in love and dentistry. A weird horror from the badlands of western Canada. Mild NSFW advisory. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
All is fair in love and dentistry. A weird horror from the badlands of western Canada. Mild NSFW advisory. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
A disabled war veteran finds a horrific journal while taking refuge in a book store. Alasdair Stuart narrates. Strong content note for body horror and cowardice.
A disabled war veteran finds a horrific journal while taking refuge in a book store. Alasdair Stuart narrates. Strong content note for body horror and cowardice.
Of all the creatures in the sea, none is more deadly than the clown. Isaiah Plovnick reads.
Of all the creatures in the sea, none is more deadly than the clown. Isaiah Plovnick reads.
A stranded hiker takes shelter at a remote highland inn. Michael Whitehouse narrates a very traditional ghost story from the British Isles to close out the year.
A stranded hiker takes shelter at a remote highland inn. Michael Whitehouse narrates a very traditional ghost story from the British Isles to close out the year.
War curfews force a traveling carnival to camp in small mining town, while the world outside changes forever. Rated R for mild suggestive language and body horror.
War curfews force a traveling carnival to camp in small mining town, while the world outside changes forever. Rated R for mild suggestive language and body horror.
Relativity is a pisser in this small town. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DEVM Story music: Fallen by Dan Yan-Key/Free Music Archive
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Relativity is a pisser in this small town. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DEVM Story music: Fallen by Dan Yan-Key/Free Music Archive
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Survivors of an apocalyptic war rebuild their world to a Roman Ideal, which includes being outnumbered by their genetically altered slaves. Wulf Moon narrates.
Content note for adult situations.
Author Irene Punti lives in Badalona (Catalonia) with her partner. Before that, she lived for a decade in Tarragona, the former capital of a Roman province and the city which inspired this story. Irene's stories have appeared in Gaslandia: a Dieselpunk Anthology and the NonBinary Review, among others.
Narrator Wulf Moon feasted on fantasy as a child when he lived with his Chippewa grandmother. He begged stories from her every night—fireside tales that fired his imagination. If Moon had a time machine, those are the days he would go back to. Since he doesn’t have a time machine, he tells stories. Learn more at driftweave.com.
Thanks for submitting, writers! If you haven't heard from us by the end of next week, your manuscript got lost in transit.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Survivors of an apocalyptic war rebuild their world to a Roman Ideal, which includes being outnumbered by their genetically altered slaves. Wulf Moon narrates.
Content note for adult situations.
Author Irene Punti lives in Badalona (Catalonia) with her partner. Before that, she lived for a decade in Tarragona, the former capital of a Roman province and the city which inspired this story. Irene's stories have appeared in Gaslandia: a Dieselpunk Anthology and the NonBinary Review, among others.
Narrator Wulf Moon feasted on fantasy as a child when he lived with his Chippewa grandmother. He begged stories from her every night—fireside tales that fired his imagination. If Moon had a time machine, those are the days he would go back to. Since he doesn’t have a time machine, he tells stories. Learn more at driftweave.com.
Thanks for submitting, writers! If you haven't heard from us by the end of next week, your manuscript got lost in transit.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A tourist to a rural village learns why the locals bar themselves in every night. Vic Mullin reads. #Horror
Story music by Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Osgoode's Chorus via Pond5
Submission window extended to Oct. 31st. Last chance for this year.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A tourist to a rural village learns why the locals bar themselves in every night. Vic Mullin reads. #Horror
Story music by Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Osgoode's Chorus via Pond5
Submission window extended to Oct. 31st. Last chance for this year.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A pilot gets a strange warning on a dark and stormy night. CB Droege narrates. #altHist #humor
Author Marlin Bressi is the author of Hairy Men in Caves: True Stories of America's Most Colorful Hermits (Sunbury Press, 2015) and creator of the paranormal website Journal of the Bizarre. He was also the runner-up in the 2016 Milwaukee Paranormal Conference national horror fiction contest.
Narrator website CBDroege.com https://twitter.com/CBDroege
Some music via Incompetech.com Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
We will be taking fiction submissions 1-21 October 2018, looking to up issue 4 (Deco/Dieselpunk) and issue 5 (dread/horror). We let the inbox guide future themes, so #6 is yet to be determined.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A pilot gets a strange warning on a dark and stormy night. CB Droege narrates. #altHist #humor
Author Marlin Bressi is the author of Hairy Men in Caves: True Stories of America's Most Colorful Hermits (Sunbury Press, 2015) and creator of the paranormal website Journal of the Bizarre. He was also the runner-up in the 2016 Milwaukee Paranormal Conference national horror fiction contest.
Narrator website CBDroege.com https://twitter.com/CBDroege
Some music via Incompetech.com Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
We will be taking fiction submissions 1-21 October 2018, looking to up issue 4 (Deco/Dieselpunk) and issue 5 (dread/horror). We let the inbox guide future themes, so #6 is yet to be determined.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Two sisters take in a handsome lodger. But wShy does he have a cage? A dark tale of mystery and romance set in Belle Epoch Odessa. Maria Rose narrates.
William Burton McCormick is a Nevada native and Hawthornden Castle Fellowship winner, has lived ten years in Ukraine and visited Odessa, the setting of “Kutsenko’s Cage” numerous times. The story’s protagonists, sisters Tasia and Eleni Karadopoulina, debuted in the Derringer Award-nominated story “The Antiquary’s Wife” in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, March 2013.
Maria Rose is a graphic designer, writer, astrologer, classicist. Sometimes saturnine, mostly eccentric. You can hear her audiobook narration work in "Messengers of the Right" from University of Press Audiobooks.
Story music via Incompetech.com and Fugue Royalty Free Music Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
We will be taking fiction submissions 1-21 October 2018, looking to up issue 4 (Deco/Dieselpunk) and issue 5 (dread/horror). We let the inbox guide future themes, so #6 is yet to be determined.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Two sisters take in a handsome lodger. But wShy does he have a cage? A dark tale of mystery and romance set in Belle Epoch Odessa. Maria Rose narrates.
William Burton McCormick is a Nevada native and Hawthornden Castle Fellowship winner, has lived ten years in Ukraine and visited Odessa, the setting of “Kutsenko’s Cage” numerous times. The story’s protagonists, sisters Tasia and Eleni Karadopoulina, debuted in the Derringer Award-nominated story “The Antiquary’s Wife” in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, March 2013.
Maria Rose is a graphic designer, writer, astrologer, classicist. Sometimes saturnine, mostly eccentric. You can hear her audiobook narration work in "Messengers of the Right" from University of Press Audiobooks.
Story music via Incompetech.com and Fugue Royalty Free Music Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
We will be taking fiction submissions 1-21 October 2018, looking to up issue 4 (Deco/Dieselpunk) and issue 5 (dread/horror). We let the inbox guide future themes, so #6 is yet to be determined.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
H.P. Lovecraft month concludes. There will be pie. Wulf Moon narrates.
Author Sebastien Mantle is a Canadian-born fantasy and sci-fi fanatic with a penchant for the dark, twisted, and occasionally silly. When not working on a novel or churning out short stories, he reads anything from swords and sorcery to military history.
Narrator Wulf Moon feasted on fantasy as a child when he lived with his Chippewa grandmother. He begged stories from her every night—fireside tales that fired his imagination. If Moon had a time machine, those are the days he would go back to. Since he doesn’t have a time machine, he tells stories. Learn more at driftweave.com.
Story music via Incompetech.com and Pond5.com Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
H.P. Lovecraft month concludes. There will be pie. Wulf Moon narrates.
Author Sebastien Mantle is a Canadian-born fantasy and sci-fi fanatic with a penchant for the dark, twisted, and occasionally silly. When not working on a novel or churning out short stories, he reads anything from swords and sorcery to military history.
Narrator Wulf Moon feasted on fantasy as a child when he lived with his Chippewa grandmother. He begged stories from her every night—fireside tales that fired his imagination. If Moon had a time machine, those are the days he would go back to. Since he doesn’t have a time machine, he tells stories. Learn more at driftweave.com.
Story music via Incompetech.com and Pond5.com Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
An archeologist excavates a meteor crater that appeared during a Civil War battle, what could possibly go wrong? Quite a lot, because HP Lovecraft month continues. CB Droege narrates. Mild squick alert for Lovecraftian style body horror.
Author's webpage http://shanehalbach.com Narrator's webpage http://twitter.com/CBDroege
Story music via Fugue and Incompetech. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
An archeologist excavates a meteor crater that appeared during a Civil War battle, what could possibly go wrong? Quite a lot, because HP Lovecraft month continues. CB Droege narrates. Mild squick alert for Lovecraftian style body horror.
Author's webpage http://shanehalbach.com Narrator's webpage http://twitter.com/CBDroege
Story music via Fugue and Incompetech. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
It's Lovecraft month here at the gallery, but that doesn't mean can't wear a pretty dress. Osgoode should know, he has many. Elizabeth Chatsworth narrates, and editor Andrew McCurdy comes upstairs for a sketch. Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
It's Lovecraft month here at the gallery, but that doesn't mean can't wear a pretty dress. Osgoode should know, he has many. Elizabeth Chatsworth narrates, and editor Andrew McCurdy comes upstairs for a sketch. Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A man hears a dreadful tale from his father-in-law, and goes to investigate. CB Droege narrates.
Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A man hears a dreadful tale from his father-in-law, and goes to investigate. CB Droege narrates.
Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is out now in digital and trade paperback formats. http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
An elderly woman travels to Gettysburg to bring her son's remains home to Massachusetts. She'll do more than just bury him once they get back to the family farm. Karen Bovenmyer narrates. Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is going to press this month. 8 stories of adventure and travel with a steampunk twist, and just the right size to tuck into your beach bag or Kindle.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
An elderly woman travels to Gettysburg to bring her son's remains home to Massachusetts. She'll do more than just bury him once they get back to the family farm. Karen Bovenmyer narrates. Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #3 is going to press this month. 8 stories of adventure and travel with a steampunk twist, and just the right size to tuck into your beach bag or Kindle.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
It's an alt-history double feature. First, we take a listen to a different outcome of the infamous Edison-Tesla feud, then, we're off to Gettysburg with a time travelling Civil War re-enactor. Wulf Moon and CB Droege narrate.
Story music and effects by Kevin MacLeod, SoundBible, Pond5 Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Submission session closes today (30 June 2018). Now comes the hard part- picking the best! If you would like to be a first reader, contact Kevin at curiousgallery at gmail. We get more stories every round.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
It's an alt-history double feature. First, we take a listen to a different outcome of the infamous Edison-Tesla feud, then, we're off to Gettysburg with a time travelling Civil War re-enactor. Wulf Moon and CB Droege narrate.
Story music and effects by Kevin MacLeod, SoundBible, Pond5 Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Submission session closes today (30 June 2018). Now comes the hard part- picking the best! If you would like to be a first reader, contact Kevin at curiousgallery at gmail. We get more stories every round.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Work is so hard on the farm, especially when the spirit labor will not cooperate. Wulf Moon narrates.
Story music by Kevin MacLeod Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
June is submissions month. Don't forget to READ THE GUIDELINES. Please. That would be splendid of you.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Work is so hard on the farm, especially when the spirit labor will not cooperate. Wulf Moon narrates.
Story music by Kevin MacLeod Theme song by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
June is submissions month. Don't forget to READ THE GUIDELINES. Please. That would be splendid of you.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
She can contact your loved ones on the Other Side. Or can she? Maria Rose narrates.
June is submissions month. Don't forget to READ THE GUIDELINES. Please. That would be splendid of you.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
She can contact your loved ones on the Other Side. Or can she? Maria Rose narrates.
June is submissions month. Don't forget to READ THE GUIDELINES. Please. That would be splendid of you.
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Our ratings suck. No more steampunk. We're switching our format to Bizarro. Isaiah Plovnick narrates. (check the date)
Curiosities #2 is on sale now in Kindle, Nook, Amazon Print on Demand, and our website. Buy an issue and help keep the Gallery open! http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Our ratings suck. No more steampunk. We're switching our format to Bizarro. Isaiah Plovnick narrates. (check the date)
Curiosities #2 is on sale now in Kindle, Nook, Amazon Print on Demand, and our website. Buy an issue and help keep the Gallery open! http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Machines, mayhem, and backyard mechanics engage in full contact curricle racing. What could possibly go wrong? Wilson Fowlie narrates.
Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #2 is on sale now in Kindle, Nook, Amazon Print on Demand, and our website. Buy an issue and help keep the Gallery open! http://gallerycurious.com/store
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Machines, mayhem, and backyard mechanics engage in full contact curricle racing. What could possibly go wrong? Wilson Fowlie narrates.
Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Curiosities #2 is on sale now in Kindle, Nook, Amazon Print on Demand, and our website. Buy an issue and help keep the Gallery open! http://gallerycurious.com/store
Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A very proper British story of eccentric peers and the art of time travel. Thank heavens for a good valet. Listener favorite Vic Mullin narrates.
Gareth D Jones' website: http://www.garethdjones.co.uk/ Vic Mullin's website: http://www.vapingwithvic.co.uk/ Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Curiosities #2 is on sale now in Kindle, Nook, Amazon Print on Demand, and our website. Buy an issue and keep the Gallery open! Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A very proper British story of eccentric peers and the art of time travel. Thank heavens for a good valet. Listener favorite Vic Mullin narrates.
Gareth D Jones' website: http://www.garethdjones.co.uk/ Vic Mullin's website: http://www.vapingwithvic.co.uk/ Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Curiosities #2 is on sale now in Kindle, Nook, Amazon Print on Demand, and our website. Buy an issue and keep the Gallery open! Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
With warmer weather on the horizon, thoughts turn to adventure, cowboys, and dinosaurs. Steve Sutherland narrates.
Davide Mana's website: https://karavansara.live/ Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina We bought this story two years ago tomorrow. Who knew small hands was going to become a cultural reference? Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
With warmer weather on the horizon, thoughts turn to adventure, cowboys, and dinosaurs. Steve Sutherland narrates.
Davide Mana's website: https://karavansara.live/ Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina We bought this story two years ago tomorrow. Who knew small hands was going to become a cultural reference? Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
As Valentine's Day approaches, we present a timely double feature for the season. Richard Elen and Gabrielle Riel narrate.
Deborah L. Davitt's website: www.edda-earth.com Susan Taitel's website: susantaitel.com Gabrielle Riel's website: radioriel.org Story Music: Kevin MacLeod Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
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As Valentine's Day approaches, we present a timely double feature for the season. Richard Elen and Gabrielle Riel narrate.
Deborah L. Davitt's website: www.edda-earth.com Susan Taitel's website: susantaitel.com Gabrielle Riel's website: radioriel.org Story Music: Kevin MacLeod Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
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A story of love and invention told in a series of letters from a young wife in whose husband has gone West. Mimielle Marek Montoya narrates.
Author's website - http://www.amandacdavis.com
Story music:Remedy for Melancholy by Kai Engel, The Spirit of Russian Love (violin) by Zinaida Trokai performed by Kosta T, Sonatina, Air Prelude by Kevin MacLeod Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a zine and help us keep the Gallery open. SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2018. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A story of love and invention told in a series of letters from a young wife in whose husband has gone West. Mimielle Marek Montoya narrates.
Author's website - http://www.amandacdavis.com
Story music:Remedy for Melancholy by Kai Engel, The Spirit of Russian Love (violin) by Zinaida Trokai performed by Kosta T, Sonatina, Air Prelude by Kevin MacLeod Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a zine and help us keep the Gallery open. SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2018. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A bayou girl is summoned to repair her father's weather control device. Ella Turenne narrates.
Story music: Heavy Heart, Fantastic Dim Bar, Darkening Developments, Steel and Seething by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a zine and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A bayou girl is summoned to repair her father's weather control device. Ella Turenne narrates.
Story music: Heavy Heart, Fantastic Dim Bar, Darkening Developments, Steel and Seething by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a zine and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A strange story of time and redemption to close the year. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
Story music: Thunder Dreams by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a book and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A strange story of time and redemption to close the year. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
Story music: Thunder Dreams by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Theme Music: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a book and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
An Unusual Christmas Gift, by Tepic Harlequin. Tepic narrates from the urchin hideout in New Babbage. Music boxes arranged and performed by LaTosha Hall Story music by Alexander Nakarada www.serpentsoundstudios.com Story music by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Story music by Brett Van Donsel Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a book and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
An Unusual Christmas Gift, by Tepic Harlequin. Tepic narrates from the urchin hideout in New Babbage. Music boxes arranged and performed by LaTosha Hall Story music by Alexander Nakarada www.serpentsoundstudios.com Story music by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Story music by Brett Van Donsel Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats. Treat youself to a book and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A Christmas Eve Special to help the little ones go to bed. Osgoode and Kevin narrate. Author webpage - http://twitter.com/jheijndermans Story music by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats and includes this story. Treat youself to a book today and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A Christmas Eve Special to help the little ones go to bed. Osgoode and Kevin narrate. Author webpage - http://twitter.com/jheijndermans Story music by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook formats and includes this story. Treat youself to a book today and help us keep the Gallery open. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A strangely gifted child recounts how her family survived the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. Maria Rose narrates. May trigger abuse survivors. Author webpage - http://thewiseserpent.blogspot.com/ Story music by Phil Michalski and Kevin MacLeod. Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. News- Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook format. Treat youself to a book today and help us keep the Gallery open. News- Follow Osgoode on Twitter @0sgoode Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A strangely gifted child recounts how her family survived the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. Maria Rose narrates. May trigger abuse survivors. Author webpage - http://thewiseserpent.blogspot.com/ Story music by Phil Michalski and Kevin MacLeod. Be Splendid! Leave us a review on your favorite podcatcher service. News- Curiosities#1 is out in print and ebook format. Treat youself to a book today and help us keep the Gallery open. News- Follow Osgoode on Twitter @0sgoode Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A low ranking librarian is plagued with a pest of a customer. Benjamin Sperduto narrates. Author webpage - http://edwardmcdermott.net/ Narrator webpage - http://www.benjaminsperduto.com Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
A low ranking librarian is plagued with a pest of a customer. Benjamin Sperduto narrates. Author webpage - http://edwardmcdermott.net/ Narrator webpage - http://www.benjaminsperduto.com Story music by Kevin MacLeod. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Hang on for a high flying urchin adventure. Lesa Whyte narrates. Story music by Brett Van Donsel and Kevin MacLeod. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Hang on for a high flying urchin adventure. Lesa Whyte narrates. Story music by Brett Van Donsel and Kevin MacLeod. Full show notes at http://gallerycurious.com
Boarding school girls learn magic. What could possibly go wrong? Maria Rose narrates.
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Boarding school girls learn magic. What could possibly go wrong? Maria Rose narrates.
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A different sort of zombie story, set in the streets of Victorian London. Vic Mullin narrates.
Submission season ends October 31st 2017.
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A different sort of zombie story, set in the streets of Victorian London. Vic Mullin narrates.
Submission season ends October 31st 2017.
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David Boop narrates his own work, a weird western from the Arizona Territory town of Drowned Horse.
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David Boop narrates his own work, a weird western from the Arizona Territory town of Drowned Horse.
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Two Tales of abandoned things to end out the summer. Sarah Heiner and Andrew McCurdy Narrate.
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Two Tales of abandoned things to end out the summer. Sarah Heiner and Andrew McCurdy Narrate.
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Tonight, it's an art theft in a city unlike any you've ever been to. Vic Mullin reads.
Author Andrew Knighton lives in Yorkshire with his cat and many unread books. The first volume of his steampunk adventure series, The Epiphany Club, is available for free from Amazon or Smashwords. You can find more free stories and links to his books at andrewknighton.com. He’s on Twitter as @gibbondemon
Narrator Vic Mullin is a 40 year old scotsman who is usually surrounded in a cloud of vapour from constant e-cig usage. Generally found spending time editing youTube videos or lazing around in New Babbage pretending to build something.
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DeVM
Ogoode's chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
Music: Chill Bells by Frank Nora Ambient Drones by Buzzbeat Music Shadowlands, Infinite Peace, and Plans in Motion by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Song Of The Earth: Epic Orchestral and Sacred Chant by SoundPhenomenon
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Tonight, it's an art theft in a city unlike any you've ever been to. Vic Mullin reads.
Author Andrew Knighton lives in Yorkshire with his cat and many unread books. The first volume of his steampunk adventure series, The Epiphany Club, is available for free from Amazon or Smashwords. You can find more free stories and links to his books at andrewknighton.com. He’s on Twitter as @gibbondemon
Narrator Vic Mullin is a 40 year old scotsman who is usually surrounded in a cloud of vapour from constant e-cig usage. Generally found spending time editing youTube videos or lazing around in New Babbage pretending to build something.
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DeVM
Ogoode's chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
Music: Chill Bells by Frank Nora Ambient Drones by Buzzbeat Music Shadowlands, Infinite Peace, and Plans in Motion by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Song Of The Earth: Epic Orchestral and Sacred Chant by SoundPhenomenon
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Tonight, a young chess whiz is recruited to play a most curious role. This story was previously published by WItty Bard Publishing, in a Steampunk anthology, "Of Airships and Automatons".
Author Liam Hogan is a London based writer and host of the award winning monthly literary event, Liars' League. He was a finalist in Sci-Fest LA's Roswell Award 2015 (losing out to "Grandma's sex robot") and has had work published at DailyScienceFiction and in Sci-Phi Journal. Find him online at http://happyendingnotguaranteed.blogspot.co.uk/ Twitter: @LiamJHogan
Narrator Jema Hewitt is a designer and performer living and working among the beautiful hills of Derbyshire UK with a menagerie of small fluffy friends. As her steampunk alter ego Emilly Ladybird she has also written several craft books and regularly lectures on costume in the UK and the US. You can enjoy her work at www.patreon.com/jema and www.facebook.com/emillyladybird
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DeVM (congratulations on the new album!)
Ogoode's chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
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Tonight, a young chess whiz is recruited to play a most curious role. This story was previously published by WItty Bard Publishing, in a Steampunk anthology, "Of Airships and Automatons".
Author Liam Hogan is a London based writer and host of the award winning monthly literary event, Liars' League. He was a finalist in Sci-Fest LA's Roswell Award 2015 (losing out to "Grandma's sex robot") and has had work published at DailyScienceFiction and in Sci-Phi Journal. Find him online at http://happyendingnotguaranteed.blogspot.co.uk/ Twitter: @LiamJHogan
Narrator Jema Hewitt is a designer and performer living and working among the beautiful hills of Derbyshire UK with a menagerie of small fluffy friends. As her steampunk alter ego Emilly Ladybird she has also written several craft books and regularly lectures on costume in the UK and the US. You can enjoy her work at www.patreon.com/jema and www.facebook.com/emillyladybird
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DeVM (congratulations on the new album!)
Ogoode's chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
HELP US GET FOUND! Leave a review on iTunes! Rumor says it takes 50 reviews to get ranked, and hundreds of brand new podcast titles are added to the inventory every day.
It's a fabulous furry double feature with animals acting like humans, humans posing as animals, and maybe, just maybe, exactly what you think its going to be. Tepic Harlequin and Byron narrate.
Author Barbara A. Barnett is a writer, musician, orchestra librarian, Odyssey Writing Workshop alum, coffee addict, wine lover, and all-around geek. Her short fiction has appeared in publications such as Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Intergalactic Medicine Show, Shimmer, Daily Science Fiction, and Flash Fiction Online. Barbara lurks about the Philadelphia area and can be found online at babarnett.com.
Narrator Tepic Harlequin is an urchin who lives in the city of New Babbage, he is eight, going on ancient.
Author Diego Reymondez has made an appearance in Cleaver Magazine and has a forthcoming publication in Inwood, Indiana. Recently he’s left the states and is now in Spain working as an explorer in his food forest. When the crickets come out (or the mid-afternoon heat) and planting gets difficult, he writes.
Narrator Byron is a disembodied voice living in a genuine reproduction Ming Dynasty vase in the foyer of the Gallery. You’ll notice it on your way out, there by the door.
Music: Spanish Guitar Classical by Mark Winstanley via Pond5
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by Deus ex Vapore Machina (congratulations on the album release!)
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Osgoode’s Other Chorus: Funky Sexy Time 1970s by Patrick Coen (via Pond5)
It's a fabulous furry double feature with animals acting like humans, humans posing as animals, and maybe, just maybe, exactly what you think its going to be. Tepic Harlequin and Byron narrate.
Author Barbara A. Barnett is a writer, musician, orchestra librarian, Odyssey Writing Workshop alum, coffee addict, wine lover, and all-around geek. Her short fiction has appeared in publications such as Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Intergalactic Medicine Show, Shimmer, Daily Science Fiction, and Flash Fiction Online. Barbara lurks about the Philadelphia area and can be found online at babarnett.com.
Narrator Tepic Harlequin is an urchin who lives in the city of New Babbage, he is eight, going on ancient.
Author Diego Reymondez has made an appearance in Cleaver Magazine and has a forthcoming publication in Inwood, Indiana. Recently he’s left the states and is now in Spain working as an explorer in his food forest. When the crickets come out (or the mid-afternoon heat) and planting gets difficult, he writes.
Narrator Byron is a disembodied voice living in a genuine reproduction Ming Dynasty vase in the foyer of the Gallery. You’ll notice it on your way out, there by the door.
Music: Spanish Guitar Classical by Mark Winstanley via Pond5
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by Deus ex Vapore Machina (congratulations on the album release!)
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Osgoode’s Other Chorus: Funky Sexy Time 1970s by Patrick Coen (via Pond5)
A jewel theft threatens to ruin the family business, and it's up to two clever girls to solve the crime before it is too late! Sarah Heiner reads. #steampunk #kids
Author Dawn Vogel has been published as a short fiction author and a fiction and non-fiction editor. In her alleged spare time, she runs a craft business, helps edit Mad Scientist Journal, and tries to find time to write. She lives in Seattle with her husband and their herd of cats.
Narrator Sarah Heiner, active in Second Life under the pseudonym of Bookworm, assisted in the editing of two of the three ‘Tales from New Babbage’ volumes, and has stories published in all three. She lives in the fly-over land of Minnesota, with more books than she knows what to do with.
Music:
Frost Waltz (Alternate), Air Prelude, Comfortable Mystery, Satin Danger, Icicles Melting by Kevin MacLeod from Incompetech.com and FreePD.com
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
A jewel theft threatens to ruin the family business, and it's up to two clever girls to solve the crime before it is too late! Sarah Heiner reads. #steampunk #kids
Author Dawn Vogel has been published as a short fiction author and a fiction and non-fiction editor. In her alleged spare time, she runs a craft business, helps edit Mad Scientist Journal, and tries to find time to write. She lives in Seattle with her husband and their herd of cats.
Narrator Sarah Heiner, active in Second Life under the pseudonym of Bookworm, assisted in the editing of two of the three ‘Tales from New Babbage’ volumes, and has stories published in all three. She lives in the fly-over land of Minnesota, with more books than she knows what to do with.
Music:
Frost Waltz (Alternate), Air Prelude, Comfortable Mystery, Satin Danger, Icicles Melting by Kevin MacLeod from Incompetech.com and FreePD.com
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
A steampunk tale of a scheming inventress and the mechanicals she made. This story was first published in the DAUGHTERS OF FRANKENSTEIN: LESBIAN MAD SCIENTISTS anthology in July 2015.
Amy Griswold is the author (with Melissa Scott) of the gaslamp fantasy/mystery novels DEATH BY SILVER and A DEATH AT THE DIONYSUS CLUB. Amy has also published multiple Stargate tie-in novels and is currently working on a steampunk interactive fiction game for Choice of Games. She can be found online at @amygris. Narrator Elizabeth Chatsworth is a professional voice actor and a member of SAG-AFTRA. She prefers voice acting to on-screen work as in a voice-booth no-one can see your fuzzy bunny slippers. Her interests include cosplay, PC gaming, and writing. Find out more at http://www.elizabethchatsworth.com
Music:
Piece for Disaffected Piano Two by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Not Quite Blue by Kevin MacLeod (FreePD.com)
Modern Piano Zeta – Improbable by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Painting Room by Kevin MacLeod (FreePD.com)
Piece for Disaffected Piano One Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Roquefort Prologue by Kevin MacLeod (FreePD.com)
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Around by Kevin MacLeod
A steampunk tale of a scheming inventress and the mechanicals she made. This story was first published in the DAUGHTERS OF FRANKENSTEIN: LESBIAN MAD SCIENTISTS anthology in July 2015.
Amy Griswold is the author (with Melissa Scott) of the gaslamp fantasy/mystery novels DEATH BY SILVER and A DEATH AT THE DIONYSUS CLUB. Amy has also published multiple Stargate tie-in novels and is currently working on a steampunk interactive fiction game for Choice of Games. She can be found online at @amygris. Narrator Elizabeth Chatsworth is a professional voice actor and a member of SAG-AFTRA. She prefers voice acting to on-screen work as in a voice-booth no-one can see your fuzzy bunny slippers. Her interests include cosplay, PC gaming, and writing. Find out more at http://www.elizabethchatsworth.com
Music:
Piece for Disaffected Piano Two by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Not Quite Blue by Kevin MacLeod (FreePD.com)
Modern Piano Zeta – Improbable by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Painting Room by Kevin MacLeod (FreePD.com)
Piece for Disaffected Piano One Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Roquefort Prologue by Kevin MacLeod (FreePD.com)
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Around by Kevin MacLeod
A visit to a pet shop with a collection that rivals our own curious gallery. Vic Mullin reads.
Author Gary Buller is an author from Manchester England where he lives with his long suffering partner Lisa, his daughter Holly and dog Chico. He grew up in the Peak District where the hauntingly beautiful landscapes inspired him to write. He is a huge fan of all things macabre and loves a tale with a twist.
Narrator Vic Mullin is a 40 year old scotsman who is usually surrounded in a cloud of vapour from constant ecig useage. He is generally found spending his time editing YouTube videos or lazing around in New Babbage pretending to build something.
Music: A Minor Jazz, Singing Bowl Soundscape, by Brett van Donsel
Gregorian Chant by Kevin MacLeod
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
A visit to a pet shop with a collection that rivals our own curious gallery. Vic Mullin reads.
Author Gary Buller is an author from Manchester England where he lives with his long suffering partner Lisa, his daughter Holly and dog Chico. He grew up in the Peak District where the hauntingly beautiful landscapes inspired him to write. He is a huge fan of all things macabre and loves a tale with a twist.
Narrator Vic Mullin is a 40 year old scotsman who is usually surrounded in a cloud of vapour from constant ecig useage. He is generally found spending his time editing YouTube videos or lazing around in New Babbage pretending to build something.
Music: A Minor Jazz, Singing Bowl Soundscape, by Brett van Donsel
Gregorian Chant by Kevin MacLeod
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode survived 2016, and to celebrate he is bringing you two stories to close the old year and usher in the new. Samuel van Pelt and Tepic Harlequin read.
"Wreck on the Highway" by Jake Walters
Mr. Walters has been published in several journals, including The Saturday Evening Post, Forge Literary, and Cast of Wonders. He has spent years teaching English in Transylvania.
Narrator: Samuel Van Pelt
Music: Night on the Docks, Long Note Two, Music for Funeral Homes Part 1 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
"River and Sea" by Nathan Susnik
When he was twelve, Mr. Susnik’s mother forced him to take the Wisconsin boating safety exam. During college, he used this knowledge to become a deckhand on the steamboat Julia Belle Swain. He now lives in Hanover, Germany with his wife and children, where he does considerably less boating.
Narrator Tepic Harlequin is an urchin living in the City of New Babbage. He is eight, going on ancient.
Music: Heart of Nowhere by Kevin MacLeod
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus: Lobby Time – Alternate Bass by Kevin MacLeod
Osgoode survived 2016, and to celebrate he is bringing you two stories to close the old year and usher in the new. Samuel van Pelt and Tepic Harlequin read.
"Wreck on the Highway" by Jake Walters
Mr. Walters has been published in several journals, including The Saturday Evening Post, Forge Literary, and Cast of Wonders. He has spent years teaching English in Transylvania.
Narrator: Samuel Van Pelt
Music: Night on the Docks, Long Note Two, Music for Funeral Homes Part 1 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
"River and Sea" by Nathan Susnik
When he was twelve, Mr. Susnik’s mother forced him to take the Wisconsin boating safety exam. During college, he used this knowledge to become a deckhand on the steamboat Julia Belle Swain. He now lives in Hanover, Germany with his wife and children, where he does considerably less boating.
Narrator Tepic Harlequin is an urchin living in the City of New Babbage. He is eight, going on ancient.
Music: Heart of Nowhere by Kevin MacLeod
Theme Song: Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus: Lobby Time – Alternate Bass by Kevin MacLeod
It’s that week between Christmas and New Years, my favorite time of year. Time to tidy up lose ends, get a little silly, spend time with your social life, and head to the club to indulge.
Author Kate Philbrick writes horror historicals and creepy fantasies to amuse herself and friends. Scribblings of the strange variety have appeared in random anthologies over the years, and she is presently on the staff of Weird NJ Magazine. She had the pleasure of editing Richard O’Brien’s (yet to be published) autobiography, though writing fiction is what she most enjoys. Current projects include the Steampunk series Ashlands, and the Mudlark, a Victorian tale of horror, sequel to Unburied Dead. Poorly disguised as a normal person, Ms Philbrick is employed as curator in a local historical museum.
Narrator John Longenbaugh is a Seattle-based writer and playwright, and the creator of the Steampunk adventure serial BRASS, which is available as an audio drama, a series of stage plays and a short film. For more on John go to johnlongenbaugh.com, and for more on BRASS go to Battlegroundproductions.org.
Music: Dance of the Turtle by Kevin MacLeod
Author Lou Antonelli has had 101 short stories and three collections published since 2003. He was a finalist in 2013 for the Sidewise Award in Alternate History for “Great White Ship” (Daily Science Fiction – May 2012). He was a two-time Hugo nominee (Short Story and Best Related Work) in 2015.
Narrator Byron is a disembodied voice currently residing in a genuine reproduction Ming Dynasty urn, which is on display in the Gallery anteroom.
Music: Lobby Time by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Once a year we go back to where we got our start for the traditional Christmas broadcast from a city that doesn’t exist except as smudges on disks in an unknown server farm.
Yeah, there was a script. It was going to be more produced. The girls were going to sing the song. But 2016 being what it was, maybe simplicity was the better approach.
Godspeed.
The Naughty Child, by Beryl Strifeclaw and Tepic Harlequin
Read by Tepic Harlequin
Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Boiler Elf Don’t Stare At Me written and performed by MacKnight Culdesac. Visit his store in Port Babbage for music boxes and more.
The Christmas Gremlin written and read by Loki Eliot. Visit the Krakenwell factory in Babbage Square and see the amazing spinning mules!
Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Music box pieces arranged and performed by Canolli Capalini. Her store is no longer inworld but the music boxes are available on SL Marketplace.
Hail the Hum.
The classic big game expedition to darkest Africa with a holiday twist. What could possibly go wrong? Quite a lot, actually. Richard Elen of Radio Riel reads.
Author Megan Engelhardt is short, round, and merry. A lapsed librarian, a displaced farm girl, and a toddler wrangler, she lives an hour away from the Sasquatch Triangle of Ohio. She tweets as @MadMerryMeg.
A clockwork tale for all ages featuring a mechanical theater, and a meddling child who leaves their mark.
200 years ago, four friends huddled around a fireplace and held a story telling contest to keep cabin fever at bay. Tonight we have two stories inspired by that cold summer’s night.
Author Dan Micklethwaite is a freelance writer based in the north of England. His most recent short fiction has featured in Unsung Stories, Metaphorosis, and Flame Tree Publishing’s Swords and Steam anthology. His debut novel, The Less than Perfect Legend of Donna Creosote, is shortlisted for the Guardian’s ‘Not The Booker’ Prize 2016.
Narrator Benjamin Spurduto is a history teacher in Tampa, Florida. His short stories have appeared in a number of anthologies, including Coven (Purple Sun Press), Bad Neighborhood (Spooky Words Press), and Dystopian Express (Hydra Publications). His first novel, The Walls of Dalgorod, is available from Curiosity Quills Press. For a full list of publications and fiction updates, visit www.benjaminsperduto.com or follow him on Twitter (@bensperduto).
Music: Long Note Four by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Author Liam Hogan is a London based writer, winner of Quantum Shorts 2015 and the Sci-Fest LA’s Roswell Award 2016. He’s been published at DailyScienceFiction, NoSleep Podcast, previously on Gallery of Curiosities, and a dozen anthologies besides. Find out more at: http://happyendingnotguaranteed.blogspot.co.uk/
Narrator Byron is a disembodied voice discovered living in a remote hand carved art cave in northern New Mexico. He was transported to the Gallery in a pink nalgene water bottle and currently resides in the Gallery’s attic.
Music sourced from the Musopen Project.
Happy Halloween! Osgoode is having trouble with some annual visitors, and he has two spooky stories for you.
John Cooper Hamilton tells of of how Hollywood coped with the Zombie Apocalypse, and Spencer Koelle takes us on an excursion to the Weird West.
What does Weird West have to do with Steampunk? Just ask any steampunk you happen to meet in the American Southwest. Matt Zophiel and Nonney Constantine narrate.
Explicit tag for brief f-bomb.
Author John Cooper Hamilton's website: https://johncooperhamilton.com/
Author Spencer Koelle's website: http://spencerkoelle.com/
Reader Matt Zophiel's website: http://apocalypse.today/
Theme song – Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus – Cheap Horror by Segno Soundtrack(Pond5)
Story Music: In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com) Il Bandito by Ivia(pond5) Western Suspense by Patrick Coen(Pond5)) Old Western Saloon Ragtime Theme by Seaport Sound(Pond5) Gathering Darkness by Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com)
The Czar’s Army is having a bit of trouble with the local fauna while pressing eastward across Manchuria. Their only hope? A jaded, insubordinate corporal from the Caucasus. Benjamin Sperduto reads his own work.
Author Benjamin Sperduto is a history teacher in Tampa, Florida. His short stories have appeared in a number of anthologies, including Coven (Purple Sun Press), Bad Neighborhood (Spooky Words Press), and Dystopian Express (Hydra Publications). His first novel, The Walls of Dalgorod, is available from Curiosity Quills Press. For a full list of publications and fiction updates, visit www.benjaminsperduto.com or follow him on Twitter (@bensperduto).
Cover art – Zmey Gorynych by Viktor Vasnetsov(wikimedia)
Story music – Violin viola alt flute cello Sad duo soundtrack, Wailing Violins, by Konstantin Troika(FreeMusicArchive.org)
Theme song – Ashes Ashes by Deus Ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus – Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod
Production Engineer – Kevin Frost
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Mad Science Double Feature with two stories about strange inventions and the men who made them.
Author Stephen S. Power’s novel, The Dragon Round, was just published by Simon and Schuster. His short fiction has recently appeared in Everyday Fiction, Swords and Sorcery, and the Stupifying Stories Showcase, and it will soon appear in Deep Magic. He tweets at @stephenspower, his site is stephenspower.com, and he lives in Maplewood, New Jersey.
Reader John Longenbaugh is a Seattle-based writer and playwright, and the creator of the Steampunk adventure serial BRASS, which is available as an audio drama, a series of stage plays and a short film. For more on John go to johnlongenbaugh.com, and for more on BRASS go to BattleGroundProductions.org.
Story music: Mesmerize, Ossuary 6 – Air, Promising Relationship by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Author Jennifer R. Povey writes all kinds of science fiction and fantasy. She also enjoys trying to get 1,000 pound hooved animals to do what she says and playing grown-up pretend with her friends and trying to do as much of the Grand Tour as she can.
Reader Richard Elen is a recording engineer, writer, and designer based in Cambridge, England. He is Technical Director of internet radio station Radio Riel, and co-host/editor of Designing Worlds, a weekly online TV show about design and designers in virtual environments. He also creates marketing materials for clients in the consumer and professional audio fields.
Story music: Ghost Processional – Alternate, Distant Tension by Kevin MacLeod. Humpty Dumpty Music Box by BackBeatProductions via Pond5.
A "Professor" rents out a barn to build his bombastic inventions. A delightful send up of the steampunk aesthetic. Molly Shipwreck reads. #steampunk
Author Zach Bartlett has been called the New Englandest man in New Orleans, both as compliment and insult. His work has been published by Mad Scientist Journal and Wildside Press, and he’s a regular contributor to the reading series Esoterotica. You can find more of him at http://ZachBIsTall.wordpress.com.
Reader Molly Shipwreck is an ex-pat Californian trying to lose the drawl she acquired while living on the East Coast.
First published in Mad Scientist Journal.
Story music: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys, Music to Delight, Fife and Drums by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by Deus ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Around by Kevin MacLeod
Production: Kevin Frost
Osgoode: Kris Law
Editors: Andrew McCurdy, Jed Dagger
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Summer is here, so let’s go up the country, all the way to to Nova Scotia for our story tonight, written and read by our own Andrew McCurdy.
Andrew McCurdy has been reading and writing science fiction ever since he saw Charleton Heston kneeling in the surf, cursing the half-buried Statue of Liberty. He recently relocated from teaching college in a large city to rural Nova Scotia where he hopes to start writing in earnest.
Music: Morning Mist by Brett van Donsel Fiddles McGinty and Heavy Heart by Kevin MacLeod Theme song: Ashes Ashes by DEVM Osgoode’s chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod Sound Effects and Spaceship Ambience: Freesound.org
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Stoking the Charcoal: Kevin Frost
Blowing Hot Air: Kris Law
Ready to drop the sandbags: Andrew McCurdy, Jed Dagger
outro: Molly Shipwreck
A tale of an alternate London, where Vapourmen man giant rosewater towers to protect the populace from bad airs. Richard Elen reads. #steampunk
Red lights flickered all across the board filling one wall of Dartford Vapour Monitoring Station. The tiny gas flames in the bulbs hissed, their combined sound angrier and angrier as more and more sparked into life…
Simon Kewin is the author of over 100 published short stories. He lives in England with his wife and their daughters. His wife is a microbiologist, so he doesn’t really believe the stuff about bad air. He is currently working on the third volume in his Cloven Land fantasy trilogy. Find him at simonkewin.co.uk.
Richard Elen is a recording engineer, writer and designer based in Cambridge, UK. He is Technical Director of internet radio station Radio Riel, and co-host/editor of Designing Worlds, a weekly online TV show about design and designers in virtual environments. He also creates marketing materials for clients in the consumer and professional audio fields.
The story music is from The Cog Laments by Spiky.fr from the album Carnival Symposium.
Theme song: Ashes, Ashes by Deus ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Around by Kevin MacLeod
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Manning the tower: Kris Law
Minding the engines: Kevin FrostS
Filling the vats: Andrew, Jed, Samuel, Scythian
Outro: SuperSuz
Consider the red riding hood with a grim agenda of its own. Karen Bovenmyer narrates.
Karen Bovenmyer earned her MFA in Creative Writing: Popular Fiction from the University of Southern Maine’s Stonecoast program in Summer of 2013. She is lucky to train future faculty at Iowa State University, where she works primarily with inspiring Ph.D. students who enthusiastically share speculative-story-idea-generating research. http://karenbovenmyer.com/
Host: Kris “The Ghost of Orson Wells” Law
Production: “Silent” Kevin Frost
Theme song: Ashes Ashes by Deus ex Vapore Machina
Osgoode’s chorus: Walking Around by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Story music: Road to Hell, Long Note Two, The Dread, by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Outro: “Super” Suz
Associate Editors: Andrew “The Contender” McCurdy, Jed “The Knife” Dagger
A rotting ship reeking of death moors at Pool of London, the crew fallen victim to a mermaid. Vic Mullin reads.
Author: Born in Yorkshire, Oxford graduate Philip Brian Hall is a former diplomat and teacher. Outside work, he has stood for parliament, sung solos in amateur operettas, rowed at Henley Royal Regatta, completed a 40 mile cross-country walk in under 12 hours and ridden in over one hundred horse-races over fences. He lives on a very small farm in Scotland with his wife, a dog, a cat and some horses. Writing mainly in speculative genres, Philip has had short stories published by AE The Canadian Science Fiction Review, T Gene Davis’s Speculative Blog, The Sockdolager, Flame Tree Publishing and Third Flatiron Publishing, as well as the ‘Up and Coming’ anthology of authors eligible for the Campbell Award 2016. His novel, ‘The Prophets of Baal’ is available as an e-book and in paperback.
Reader: Vic Mullins is a landlubber and a long time favorite narrator from our old format. You can follow his outspoken antics on his youTube channel, Vaping with Vic.
Theme music: Ashes Ashes by DeVM
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com
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Ship’s Cook: Kris Law
Bo’sun: Kevin Frost
Skylarking aloft: Andrew McCurdy, Jed Dagger
Outro: Super Suz
A watchmaker tells of his boyhood job at the famed American Museum of P.T. Barnum, and how a demon was acquired for the menagerie. Keith Edie reads. First published in Strange Tales V.
Author Elise Forier Edie is a playwright and author based in Los Angeles. Her most recent play, “The Pink Unicorn,” has been performed all over the US and Canada. Her short fiction has appeared in Metaphorosis Magazine and The Enchanted Conversation. You can find out more about her at her website: EliseForierEdie.com.
Reader Keith Edie is an actor and screenwriter in Los Angeles. He has appeared on small and big screens everywhere, usually as a likable geek, but also as a doting dad, an international spy and (most recently) as someone’s nightmare boyfriend on Lifetime television’s “My Crazy Ex.” You can find out more about him at his website: KeithEdie.com.
Theme music: Ashes Ashes by DeVM
Osgoode’s Chorus: Walking Along by Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com
Additional music by Kevin MacLeod
Provider of Fish Heads: Kris Law
Keeper of the Hippos: Kevin Frost
Sidewalk Shills: Andrew McCurdy, Jed Dagger, Scythian
Outro: Molly Shipwreck
A naughty boy trades places with his scheming cat. Bookworm Hienrichs reads. #vintage #fantasy #kids
Our reboot episode, featuring two curious on stories of the strangeness Love.
Osgoode welcomes you to the gallery and presents two new stories for Valentine's Day.
"Love is a Masterpiece" by Chris Kelworth.
Mr. Kelworth lives in Hamilton, Ontario. He has been writing science fiction and fantasy stories with increasing diligence for the past twenty-five years, and is a graduate of the Odyssey, Taos Toolbox, and Young Gunns workshops. He works in Burlington as a computer software developer under an assumed name. You can find his Author blog at http://chriskelworth.com/blog
Reader: Garnet Psaltery
"This Peculiar Way of Hers" by Joel Arnold.
Mr. Arnold is the author of the novel Northwoods Deep, as well as dozens of short stories. He lives in Minnesota in a house with a front porch. Nothing, however – at least as far as he knows – lives beneath it.
Reader: Travis I. Sivart
Theme music by Deus ex Vapore Machina.
Walking Along, To The Ends, There is Romance, Danse Morialta, Enchanted Journey, Frozen Star, by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
“Meadow Ambience” by eric5335 (Freesound.org)
If you're going to haunt a proper English gentlemen's club after you die, you'd best be a member. Vic Mullin narrates. #ghosts #occult #vintage
We return to Brunel Hall to hear Mr. Victor Mornington, the steamlands’ most famous hotelier, read The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost by H.G. Wells. Grab a drink, turn down the lights, and get comfortable, because story night is Serious Business in New Babbage.
First publication: The Strand Magazine, March 1902
Reader: Mr. Victor Mornington (Vic Mullin)
Intro/Outro: Miss Garnet Psaltery
Music: Dark and Stormy Night written and performed by MacKnight Culdesac
Tranquility, Reawakening, Clean Soul written and performed by Kevin MacLeod.
Additional music sourced from MusOpen.org
What is in that powder my brother keeps taking? A classic fright from 1895, said to have been an early influence on HP Lovecraft. Junie Ginsburg narrates.
Arthur Machen was born in Wales and became enamored with mysticism and the occult at an early age. The Novel of the White Powder was part of The Three Impostors, a novel composed of a number of interwoven tales, in 1895. The novel and the stories within it were eventually to be regarded as among Machen's best works. However, following the indecency scandal surrounding Oscar Wilde later that year, Machen's association with works of decadent horror made it difficult for him to find a publisher for new works until later in his career. Publisher John Lane, wary of the atmosphere, asked Machen to censor his manuscript. Barring the omission of one word, Machen refused to comply.
What is in that powder my brother keeps taking? A classic fright from 1895, said to have been an early influence on HP Lovecraft. Junie Ginsburg narrates.
Arthur Machen was born in Wales and became enamored with mysticism and the occult at an early age. The Novel of the White Powder was part of The Three Impostors, a novel composed of a number of interwoven tales, in 1895. The novel and the stories within it were eventually to be regarded as among Machen's best works. However, following the indecency scandal surrounding Oscar Wilde later that year, Machen's association with works of decadent horror made it difficult for him to find a publisher for new works until later in his career. Publisher John Lane, wary of the atmosphere, asked Machen to censor his manuscript. Barring the omission of one word, Machen refused to comply.
Good help is so hard to find, but what do you do when your family is complaining about a maid that you don't remember hiring? Junie Ginsburg reads. #VintageHorror #Ghosts
Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924) was an eclectic scholar and folklorist whose best known work is the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers. Oddly, he is also noted for writing The Book of Were-Wolves, the 16 volume The Lives of the Saints, and the popular Curious Myths of the Middle Ages, which was an overview of medieval superstition.
Host: YoYo Underby
Reader: Junie Ginsburg
Music: Music for Funeral Homes Part 11, Phantasm, Gagool, Investigations, by Kevin MacLeod(incompetech.com)
Outro: Bookworm Heinrichs
Music: New Babbage Shore by MacKnight Culdesac
An early work from H. P. Lovecraft's Dream cycle stories. Sit back, relax, and have your squire bring a coal from the stove to spark the hookah.
This story was first published in the November 1919 issue of The United Amateur.
Host: Vic Mullin Reader: Byron Music: Valentine Wolfe
An early work from H. P. Lovecraft's Dream cycle stories. Sit back, relax, and have your squire bring a coal from the stove to spark the hookah.
This story was first published in the November 1919 issue of The United Amateur.
Host: Vic Mullin Reader: Byron Music: Valentine Wolfe
Ghosts, revenge, skeletons in the closet? Is it October yet? Tonight, our favorite lowlander, Victor Mornington (Vic Mullin), reads "A Man of Science" by Jerome K. Jerome. First published in The Idler, an illustrated monthly of literature and humor, in September of 1892. Keep the brandy carafe near, you might need just a nip before this one is over.
Host: Junie Ginsburg Reader: Victor1st Mornington Outro: Byron Ad: Emerson Lighthouse Music: Kevin MacLeod(incompetech)
Ghosts, revenge, skeletons in the closet? Is it October yet? Tonight, our favorite lowlander, Victor Mornington (Vic Mullin), reads "A Man of Science" by Jerome K. Jerome. First published in The Idler, an illustrated monthly of literature and humor, in September of 1892. Keep the brandy carafe near, you might need just a nip before this one is over.
Host: Junie Ginsburg Reader: Victor1st Mornington Outro: Byron Ad: Emerson Lighthouse Music: Kevin MacLeod(incompetech)