A seasonally spooky verse that pays homage to some favourite festive chillers! 

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098 - My Magpie Ghost by Marc Damian Lawler

Welcome to the the Great Library of Dreams Podcast, where we present readings of classic tales of the weird and the wonderful! Here you will find stories of the magical, the mysterious, the marvelous, and the macabre!

Fiction

As a little tie-in to the Hypnogoria Roger Corman series here is a tale of terror from one of his collaborators - Richard Matheson. And this story is in fact the very first that Matheson ever had published... 



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109 - Born of Man and Woman by Richard Matheson

Another early tale of a surviving prehistoric monster but this story about a lake dwelling dinosaur takes a very bizarre turn... 

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108 - The Monster of Lake LaMetrie by Wardon Allan Curtis

As a little crossover with the Kaiju History podcasts on our other show, we have a Victorian tale of a chap who discovers a living fossil. But unfortunately, this surviving saurian is extremely large and very hostile... 



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107 - The Lizard by CJ Cutcliffe Hyne

Mr Jim reads a massively influential chiller, an otherworldly tale of maritime terror - The Voice in the Night by William Hope Hodgson

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106 - The Voice in the Night by William Hope Hodgson

With another reading of a favourite old tale of terror, Mr Jim revisits The Waxwork by AM Burrage, a classic chiller many of us discovered in the creepy tales for kids anthology Alfred Hitchcock's Ghostly Gallery!

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098 - My Magpie Ghost by Marc Damian Lawler

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