So, I made a new website, which I couldn't afford to maintain, and I have only just managed to get around to getting the old website back and remove the redirect! I only managed to put out one episode on the new site, and here it is. The date of this post doesn't match when this episode was originally put out. I'll look into making sure the iTunes feed is functional. While I have no plans to resurrect this podcast from the dead, at least now the archives are reopened! I am due to discuss future plans soon with my crew over at Cast of Wonders. Narrated by Bob Eccles Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley Sound effects from the Freesound Project

Read by Graeme Dunlop Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes This is part three. Thanks to Tim Pratt for selling us the rights to produce this fabulous long story for Cast Macabre. Thanks to Graeme for narrating, producing, and guest hosting this week's episode, and a special thanks to all the fantastic narrators he lined up for us. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley

Read by Graeme Dunlop Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes This is part two. Listen to part one here. Part three will be episode 45. Thanks to Tim Pratt for selling us the rights to produce this fabulous long story for Cast Macabre. Thanks to Graeme for narrating, producing, and guest hosting this week's episode. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley

Read by Graeme Dunlop Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes Thanks to Tim Pratt for selling us the rights to produce this fabulous long story for Cast Macabre. Thanks to Graeme for narrating, producing, and guest hosting this week's episode. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley

Read by Barry J. Northern Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes For Neil Gaiman and Mike Carlos Edward Morris is a 2005 British Science Fiction Association Award nominee, also nominated for the 2009 Rhysling Award. To date, he has sold 74 short stories worldwide, including sales to Interzone(#200, 'Imagine'), Pseudopod (#106, 'Jihad Over Innsmouth') , and most recently Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year #2 ("Lotophagi.") He's a three-year veteran panelist at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival and the Oregon Science Fiction Convention. "Sinners In The Hands of An Angry God" is a story-poem after the style of many of the poems in Neil Gaiman's SMOKE & MIRRORS. John Shirley gave him the idea when he mentioned British Petroleum and a certain Elder God in the same Facebook post. He called this one "a good idea" when he read it. I hope you agree. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley Idunn - 14 - Crystal Sea - Lull by Ambient Light Sea of Blood by A Dying Ember Sound effects from bashing my microphone against my hand and applying effects in Audacity.

Read by Barry J. Northern Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes Find out more about Alethea Kontis and her work at http://aletheakontis.com Blue and Gray & Black and Green was first published in the Legends of the Mountain State 4 anthology from Woodland Press. Cast Macabre fans might also like: Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley All incidental music this week was by Frank Rosiak JameelaSad SongThe Old Kentucky Hoedown

Read by Barry J. Northern Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley Song for Lost Things by In the Hands

Read by the authour Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes This week's story is written and read by Elizabeth Creith. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley Background music, The Green In The Ash pt I by ReflectivClosing song, Chameleon by Pixikill

Read by R. E. Chambliss Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes “Have you ever heard of the Turner Beast?” My grandpa asked while sitting in his wooden rocker by the fireplace. Jane shook her head from side to side as I took a sip of Moxie. Anna released a groan . . . Find out more about authour Sheldon Higdon and narrator R. E. Chambliss. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley Werewolf Girlfriend by Aliens & Strangers Sound effects from the Freesound Project By vibe_crc piece_of_wood_thrown_or_dropped.wav By digifishmusic Popcorn_revisited_munching.wav By lgarrett lg fire3.wav By offthesky chair squeek.wav By Batuhan Fire.flac

Read by Graeme Dunlop Click to play or download the MP3. Show Notes Another great horror short story, this week, from Patrick Hurley. This week's story contains strong profanity and explicit violence. In late spring of 1794, villagers along the Gold Coast of Ghana discovered an abandoned merchant ship run aground on their shore. The proper authorities were notified and the local British magistrate dispatched a military escort to investigate. The ship was identified as the Sparrow, which port records showed had departed from Cape Coast, Ghana only 16 days before. Click above to listen to the rest of the short story. It's like Rites of Passage with zombies -- only kidding. Music provided by Mevio at Music Alley dysphor: Sigma Frequencies Sonic Mystery: Great Moves & Deep Ocean Great Big Sea: Excursion Around The Bay