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19 Nocturne Boulevard
19 Nocturne Boulevard episodes
- Afterlives 1.4 - Otherlives
Afterlives is a tale of what happens after death, or maybe afterlife.... and it isn't at all what you would expect.
posted with permission.
30 min - Brown Monkey's Reanimator!
Sherm and Brownie move into a new apartment, only to find the neighbors a bit..... deadly.
58 min - Afterlives 1.3 - Dead Hot and Bothered
Afterlives is a tale of what happens after death, or maybe afterlife.... and it isn't at all what you would expect.
posted with permission.
33 min - Brown Monkey's Call of Cthulhu!
[Keep in mind, I'm posting these out of order.]
Brown Monkey's "The Call of Cthulhu", where Sherman and Brownie get a mysterious box and end up traveling into the distant reaches of the pacific ocean!
46 min - Afterlives 1.2 - Grey Living
Afterlives is a tale of what happens after death, or maybe afterlife.... and it isn't at all what you would expect.
posted with permission.
32 min - "The Yellow Sign" by Robert W. Chambers - Edwardian Entertainments 15
from the classic collection "The King in Yellow" - often considered an inspiration for H.P. Lovecraft.
A painter and his model find something dreadful is stalking them.
Music by the Moondark Project
47 min - Afterlives 1.1 - Death Ain't What it Used to Be
As i threatened, adding another past show to my lineup.
Afterlives is a tale of what happens after death, or maybe afterlife.... and it isn't at all what you would expect.
posted with permission.
33 min - Brown Monkey's The Rats in the Walls
Now that I did it well, Brownie and Sherman take on the classic tale...
:)
enjoy!
34 min - The Rats In The Walls, by H.P.Lovecraft (adapted by Julie Hoverson)
19 Nocturne Boulevard presents
The Rats in the Walls
Lovecraft's classic macabre tale of madness and family values.
Music from the Footage Firm
cover art by Julie Hoverson
1 hr 11 min - My contribution to the election
This is not an official 19 Nocturne thing. This is not an opinion of any sort.
This is a story by Susan Glaspell, published in 1912 (Librivox recording) called
HOW THE PRINCE SAW AMERICA
This is my fervent wish for our country (the sentiment, not the chauvinism of the day - just go with it).
The cleanup of Sandy made me think of this.
28 min
About 19 Nocturne Boulevard
From the publisher's feed
Award-winning anthology series of audio dramas, in the realm of the strange, speculative, and supernatural. Some episodes include more mature content, but have warning labels.