203 - "What can you do if . . . turning the corner of your own street, you are overcome, suddenly, by a feeling of bliss(?)"  But will the day end that way?

202 - The house was supposed to be empty, but "I heard a noise. . . Whatever it was, was coming slowly down the corridor, scratching at the doors as it went."

201 - From the Victorian's best supernaturalist, "I turned to the next passenger and saw - oh God, how can I describe it! - I saw that he was . . ." 

200 - You won't want to miss the gut wrenching, heartrending conclusion.

199 - Ms. O'Connor's story is "full of bull," the dangerous, horned kind!

Today you get TWO from ONE of the best, Ray Bradbury. Tuck in with that vivid imagination combined with that soothing, poetic style.

196 - Prison inmates: "Nobody here can run to catch Tico. He run the fastest." The response?  "Shotguns run faster."

195 - From the most beloved author of this podcast, tuck in for a "dark, sexy" tale of "the wrong word at the wrong time."