This week, Mr Jim Moon embarks on an art deco odyssey into the world of the Twentieth Century's most remarkable man – musician, lover, inventor and murderer – yes, it's the abominable Doctor Anton Phibes!

Due to various factors, there's only an apology and the shortest of short stories this week, from scifi legend Frederic Brown. (Ab)normal service will be resumed next week with The Lives & Times of Dr Anton Phibes!

At the fireside in the Great Library of Dreams, Mr Jim Moon would like to introduce you to a forgotten author of weird fiction, Mr Tim Stout, with a pair of readings to chill the blood and raise dark smiles…

This week Mr Jim Moon launches into an in-depth discussion of Guy de Maupassant's The Horla. Also we have a look at its screen adaptation, Diary of a Madman starring the legendary Vincent Price.

In a change to the published schedule, Mr Jim Moon takes a look at a quartet of odd little films – The Troll Hunter, Skeletons, Cropsey & Micromen.

It's back to the fireside once more this week, as Mr Jim Moon delves into classic French literature to unearth a seminal vampiric tale of creeping fear, dread and madness, The Horla by Guy de Maupassant…

Infected by the seas of love sloshing about in mid February, Mr Jim Moon unveils a new semi-regular feature, The Films That Nobody Loves… And this time he's rambling about the 1978 forgotten feature Zoltan Hound of Dracula…

It's back to the fireside this week, as Mr Jim Moon reads three stories by Mr R Chetwynd-Hayes…

This week Mr Jim Moon proudly presents a celebration of the life and works of Britain's Prince of Chill, Mr R Chetwynd-Hayes. As well as delving through his biography and bibliography, we'll also be examining the two anthology movies his works inspired – the Amicus classic From Beyond the Grave and The Monster Club.

To celebrate what would have been his 105th birthday on January 22nd, Mr Jim Moon delves into the works of Robert E Howard for a reading of his classic Cthulhu Mythos tale The Black Stone…