Tales from the Orne Library

Orson lies on the ground bleeding, shoddy bandages covering his wound. The McEwans do what they can to aid the injured man while the others do everything to help both of their companions. Not being able to reach a hospital from their location, they must think of what to do next to save the dying professor's life. It seems Paralana is the only option, but can such an odd place be trusted?

Music credits: "Lost on Sentinel Hill" and "Under the Nameless City" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

"Waltzing Matilda" arranged in minor by Benjamin Vanroekel

Theme and Intro music by Noah Yardley

After a sudden and rude awakening, our investigators get to cracking on heading to the Yudnamutana mine and Paralana Spa. They hire a local man who can take them, who suggests they stop at the Homestead of the Mindalee Station along the way. The station happens to be where all the activity seems to be focused in. They begin to learn that the Outback is strange place where rocks ping at night and mysterious things lie in wait in the most unusual of places.

Music credits: "Under the Nameless City," and "Lost on Sentinel Hill" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

"Waltzing Matilda" arranged in minor by Benjamin Vanroekel

Theme and intro music written by Noah Yardley

After arriving in the desolate town of Farina, our investigators finally meet up as a whole. Orson ask around about the meteorites, Louie continues his search for the "Devil Sheep" and Henry has an interesting conversation in the Masonic lodge.

Music credits: "Under the Nameless City," and "Lost on Sentinel Hill" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

"Waltzing Matilda" arranged in Minor by Benjamin Vanroekel

Theme and intro music written by Noah Yardley

The beginning of our longest series yet. Our investigators find themselves drawn to Australia, particularly the North Flinders Range of South Australia. This region has been a hot bed of mysterious activity. Earthquakes that happen at the same time every single morning, meteor showers focused in a very tight perimeter, and a mysterious spa with miraculous healing capabilities are just a few of these strange occurrences. What horrors lie in wait for them in the Land Down Under? Will this desolate landscape be the last thing they ever see?

Music credits: "Under the Nameless City," and "Welcome to Arkham" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

"Waltzing Matilda" arranged in Minor by Benjamin Vanroekel

Theme and intro music written by Noah Yardley

Another solo adventure written by Chaosium inc. You, the listener take on the role of anthropology professor Laurence Nadelman. You have finally secured the funding necessary to take an expedition to the vast unexplored regions of Canada. With you are three of your graduate students, Bernard Ebstein, Sylvia Davidson, and Norman Falkner as well as your guide, the hardened Charlie Foxtail. What does the frigid north have in store for your expedition? Can you survive your ordeal, or will the wilds overtake you.

Voice cast: Matthew Bennett as Bernard, Colin DeYoung as Professor Nadelman, Hazel Theodore as Sylvia, Brittany Schesnuk as Charlie, Benjamin Vanroekel as Norman, and Steven Anderson providing addition voices.

Special thanks to Noah Yardley for his rework of the theme and intro music.

Music credits: "Welcome to Arkham," 'Carcosa," "Under the Nameless city," and "Azathoth" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

Gathering once more at the steps of the Orne Library, our investigators once again consolidate their information. Now knowing where they can find the mysterious perpetrator, they set out, ready to end the killings. Can they survive as the mystery killer comes on to their investigation? Will there ever be a happy ending for them?

Music Credits "Carcosa," "Lost on Sentinel Hill," "Under the Nameless City," "Great Cthulhu," "The King in Yellow," and "Yog-Sothoth" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

After the events in the rare book collection and the theft of the original blueprints of the Miskatonic, our investigators are now more determined to solve this ever growing mystery. The two professors, Morrison and Wagner, accompany Dr. DuVayne and Dr. Armitage to the hospital while Quincy remains in the library to roam the stacks. Howard and Hannah make startling discoveries in the university's dormitories. They begin to wonder, who is the real culprit of these murders and who is the accomplice.

Music Credits: "Under the Nameless City" and "Welcome to Arkham" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band

H.P. Lovecraft crated a rich and varied mythos, and other than the eponymous Cthulhu, these three, Azathoth, Nyarlathotep, and Dagon, are the most terrifying and well known. These stories follow the horrors around namesakes and the consequences of those who cross them, willingly or not.

Music credits: "Under the Nameless City" by Graham Plowman

"Spooky Spooks" by the Victor Military Band