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The House of Horla Tales
By The House Of Horla TalesArts
The House of Horla Tales episodes
- The Hare (unknown)- a short tale about hunting, read by Carole CarpenterThe House of Horla Tales presents: The Hare (unknown)- a short tale about hunting, read by Carole Carpenter.www.houseofhorla.com2 min
- Keep Your Secrets (unknown), read by Adam DeVilleThe House of Horla Tales presents: Keep Your Secrets (unknown), read by Adam DeVille3 min
- The Rat And The Bat - a short poem about our current events.The House of Horla Tales presents: The Rat And The Bat - a short poem about our current events, written by Tina Talbot & read by Chris Courtenay.2 min
- The Tell Tale Lilac Bush (USA - Unknown), ready by Christopher HampsonThe House of Horla Tales presents: The Tell Tale Lilac Bush (USA - Unknown), ready by Christopher Hampson2 min
- The Witchball Tale from USA (unknown), read by Dave RobertsThe House of Horla Tales presents: The Witchball Tale from USA (unknown), read by Dave Roberts3 min
- The Death of the 7 Dwarfs (unknown)- a short tale, read by Chris CourtenayThe House of Horla Tales Presents - The Death of the 7 Dwarfs (unknown)- a short tale, read by Chris Courtenay2 min
- Neighbourly Favour: A Short Egyptian tale, read by Chris CourtenayThe House of Horla Tales Presents - Neighbourly Favour: A Short Egyptian tale (unknown), read by Chris Courtenay.3 min
- The Man Who Did Good - short Polish tale by Joanna Volinska, read by Chris CourtenayThe House Of Horla Presents - The Man Who Did Good - a short Polish tale by Joanna Volinska, read by Chris Courtenay4 min
About The House of Horla Tales
From the publisher's feed
Short stories and tall tales from around the globe: including tales from GRIMMS: Folk & Fairy Tales London theatre productions, as well as short gothic tales, classic children's stories and new writing.
Also included is the exclusive serialised West End Theatre memoir by David Thomas - ‘DT’s West End Tickler’ read by Chris Courtenay.
Check out www.houseofhorla.com for further info.