Marley's Ghosts

Marley's Ghosts

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  • Episode # 47 A Ghost That Will Not Down
    A "friendly" neighborhood ghost?

     A Ghost That Will Not Down - 1919. First published under a collection of stories called Some Real American Ghosts by an anonymous author.

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    Sleep Well!

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    11 min
  • Episode #46 The Dead Wife
    The instructions were so simple!

    The Dead Wife - is an Iroquois legend. I found it in a little book called the Yellow Fairy Book so it doesn't have an official publish date or even an official author. 

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    Sleep Well

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    8 min
  • Episode #45
    This one is juicy, whahaha! I crack myself up!


    Aurelia; or, The Tale of a Ghoulwas first published in 1820 by the name "Vampirismus". I'm glad the named changed because our monster isn't a vampire and is indeed a ghoul. Yes I'm that kind of monster nut!

    E.T.A Hoffmann - a real renaissance man! Author, a jurist, composer, music critic, draftsman and caricaturist. 

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    Sleep Well!

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    45 min
  • Episode #44 Garden of the Gods
    Pro tip: if you see bones surrounding a place you are trying to get to- you don't want to get to that place!

    Garden of the Gods - a recent publication in a collection of stories called "Strange Lands"

    Ed Burkley - a PhD in social psychology and has published other horror stories in Weirdbook, Year's Best Body Horror Anthology and Spooky Isles Book of Horror VI

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    Sleep Well!

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    28 min
  • Episode #43 The Clock
    Tick Tock!

    The Clock first Published in 1928

    William Fryer Harvey - an English author (I know big surprise) who is most famous for writing the Beast with Five Fingers considered by many to be a minor masterpiece.

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    Sleep Well!

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    16 min
  • Episode #42 Vogon Poetry
    You are either going to love it or hate! Mwah!

    Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy: was originally a radio program for the BBC in 1978
    It has also been a TV show, movie, comic book, and video game.

    Douglas Adams: English author and pardon me while I gush but I think one of the wittiest, most enjoyable authors of all time!

    Vogon Poetry is terrifying so I thought this little excerpt would be a wonderful way to celebrate episode 42. I hope it scares you and makes you laugh.

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    58 min
  • Episode #41 The Vampyre
    There are 460 calories in a pint of blood, that's a pretty extreme diet program

    The Vampyre published in 1819 and was part of the contest that also produced Frankenstein.

    John William Polidori - and English writer and Physician who is considered to be the father of the modern Vampire Story. I know Stoker gets all the glory but Polidori did it first!

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    Sleep Well!!!

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    1 hr 9 min
  • Episode #40 The Murder Hole
    A naturally occuring oubliette, hmmm how convenient, I mean terrible, yes terrible!

    The Murder Hole was first published in February of 1829 in Blackwoods Edinburgh magazine.

    Catherine Sinclair - was most famous for being an evangelical philanthropist and author of childrens tales, guide books and advice columns, she did manage to throw in this little tale of scottish terror!

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    Sleep Well!

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    24 min
  • Episode #39 The Last Man's Club
    A toast to old friends gone by and a promise kept!

    The Last Man's Club - first published in The Black Cat periodical in 1905 

    Robert M. Clutch is a bit of a mystery and seems to have only published 2 stories. Perhaps his ghost will make a visit and tell us more about himself.

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    Sleep Well!

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    14 min
  • Episode #38 Mujina
    I love all Japanese ghost stories! They are so much scarier than western european stories!

    Mujina first published in 1907

    Patrick Lafcadio Hearn - was born in Greece, raised in Dublin and moved to Japan and became a Japanese citizen changing his name to Koizumi Yakumo. He became fluent in the language and this story comes from his book Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things.

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    Sleep Well!

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    8 min

About Marley's Ghosts

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A storytelling podcast of vintage spooky tales

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