Gremlin Time

tonight we present a radio adaptation of George Stewart's great science

fiction novel Earth Abides. The story of the few survivors of a world wide

plague that has wipedout practically all of mankind. What are the effects of

the disappearnce of humans for both the natural ...

Tonight we present the radio adaptation of  what is considered the best

romantic screwball comedy, Preston Sturges' The Lady Eve. Barbara Stanwyck,

Ray Milland and Charles Coburn star in this Lux Radio Theater production

based on Sturges' screenplay. Also, an episode of Sus...

Two vintage radio dramas tonight. First an adaptation of the film version of

Cornel Woolrich's suspence filled novel of doomed predestination, "The Night

Has A 1,000 Eyes". Edward G. Robinson stars as a phony psychic who suddenly

can predict the future. William Demerest als...

From the Golden Age of Railroad Fiction comes tonight's story "The Night Run

Of The Overland" by Elmore Elliot Peake. With steam train engineer

Fox laid up with a fever, it falls to his wife Sylvia, who has assited him

on many trips in the cabin of the Overland Express, to...

We will present two mysteries tonight. First the very first modern detective

story, 1841's "The Murders In The Rue Morgue" by Edgar Allen Poe Tonight's

version will be read to us in abridged form by Katherine Dunn. In our second

half, an episode of the classic radio series ...

Tonight's featured writer is mostly known for her reportage of "true crime"

and documentation of the many tasks taken up by women attached to The Royal

Army in World War I. As well as her novel "A Pin To See The Peepshow"(1934).

She also created a female series detective in...

As we do every year, we present excerpts from "The Father Christmas Letters"

by J.R.R. Tolkien. These are letters that he wrote to his children every year

at Christmas starting in the mid 1920's when they were very young and right

up to the eve of World War 2. In the letter...

Tonight, Fortunato presents the opening chapters of Clair Huffaker's 1973

novel "The Cowboy and The Cossack". A re imagining of the tradition cattle

drive story as a group of Montana cattle drovers have been hired to drive

a herd of 500 longhorns across a 1,000 miles of the...

We wait all year to present a special kind of story in October. Tonight

Fortunato will read some of the opening chapters to one of the greatest of

horror novels, "The Night Land" by William Hope Hodgson. In a distant future

the last of humanity is hold up in a great city wi...