The Night's End Podcast

A skeptical paranormal investigator enters an abandoned house, oblivious to the dark secret hidden within. 

Haunted - Written and Narrated by R.E. Rule The Tiny Tales Blog 

 Music and Production by Frank Nawrot www.franknawrot.comSpotifySoundCloud  

Hello everyone! James Barnett here, creator and producer of the Night’s End podcast. We hope you’ve been enjoying the second season so far. We are a little way over halfway through the season and can’t wait to bring you more tales. You may be wondering why we are releasing another episode so soon. Well, the truth is, I am here to introduce you to another amazing podcast that I have had the pleasure of working with a few times now.  This type of episode is what we are going to coin as a Night’s End spotlight. The name of this podcast is the Tiny Tales podcast and it is created by two lovely people R.E. Rule and Frank Nawrot.  R.E. Rule writes and narrates the episodes and Frank Nawrot writes the music and handles production. These are two fantastically talented creators and I am excited to feature an episode of Tiny Tales here today.  If the name R.E. Rule sounds familiar, that’s because she narrated, The Elevator Game, a couple of weeks back, where I think you’ll agree she did a fantastic job.  I have also guest narrated on their podcast on the episode, What Happened That Night, which is a spooky tale that I recommend you go check out. But not before you listen to this creepy tale.  

If you enjoy this episode, please remember to go and subscribe to the Tiny Tales podcast or head to their website www.tinytalespodcast.com for more info.  

Now sit back, dim the lights, and remember, don’t ever close your eyes, there’s no telling what can come for you.  

And as always, stay horrific everyone.

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A young couple takes a Halloween seaside break, where they spot a ‘Used Gravestone For Sale’ in the small ads. Their subsequent purchase, and journey with it through the streets of Bridlington, becomes a nightmare – worse still, an evil force stalks them. 

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Oh, I Do Like to be Beside the Seaside was written by Alyson Faye. It was originally published on the Horror Tree, and as a reprint in Siren's Call e-zine, October 2018. Her fiction has recently appeared in the anthologies - Diabolica Britanica, Feral, Trickster's Treats 4, Colp:Black, Grey and Holiday Horror Book Five: Dark Halloween. Her work has also been read on BBC Radio, local radio, and on several podcasts like Ladies of Horror, and is available as audio downloads on The Casket of Fictional Delights. Her writer's blog is at https://alysonfaye.wordpress.com/  

This episode was narrated by Elizabeth Suggs, for more from Elizabeth head over to www.editingmee.com Also, her publishing company Collective Tales publishing are taking submissions for their next anthology. Head over to www.collectivedarkness.com to submit.  

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett.  

The Stuttering Man now Samuel was performed by Mike Rickard from the Stories of Strangeness podcast. Just search for it wherever you find your podcasts or head over to www.storiesofstrangeness.com  

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.  

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And as always, stay horrific everyone.

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A young woman allows her curiosity to get the better of her and attempts to visit another dimension, by playing the elevator game .

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The Elevator Game was written by Brooke MacKenzie.

It was narrated by R.E. Rule, who also performed Alice.

Kerry was performed by Rebecca Struzyna.

Woman in the Elevator was performed by Jess Carrier.

Max was performed by James Barnett.

Creepy child was performed by Marianne Coleman.

Lee Mortaine was performed by Falconetti.

Malech was performed by Xander Zweig.

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett. 

The Elevator Game was originally published in Who Knocks? Magazine, Issue #2 in 2019 and was placed on the preliminary ballot for a Bram Stoker Award that same year. For more from Brooke, head over to www.bamackenzie.com or follow her on Instagram @macbrookepro  

R.E. Rule is one half of the team over at Tiny Tales podcast, which is a weekly short story podcast spanning fantasy, horror, comedy, and everything in between. Go to www.tinytalespodcast.com to find out more or search for it wherever you get your podcasts. 

Rebecca Struzyna is the host of the podcast, The West London Witch, where they share real stories about all things spooky, strange, mysterious, and unexplained. You can find it for free wherever you find your podcasts. The link is in the show notes. https://open.spotify.com/show/0e5i06FKGQPQwCEzhIpaT5?si=qD4mef8jTN-BrFjOD5oQSw&nd=1  

Jess Carrier is from the Prairieland Paranormal Podcast where their fascination for all things weird and strange is translated into a podcast where they share some of their own experiences, and some of the interesting folklore, myths, legends, and haunted places prevalent throughout the Midwest, all while broadcasting from a creepy cornfield in Central Illinois. Just search Prairieland Paranormal Podcast where you get your podcasts or head to www.prairielandparanormalpodcast.com  

Max was performed by James Barnett – www.jamesbarnettauthor.com  

Marianne Coleman is the host of the Walking the Shadowlands podcast. www.walkingtheshadowlands.com  

Lee Mortaine was performed by Falconetti  

Malech was performed by Xander Zweig from the Xander and Stone podcast. A Science and Supernatural podcast where they talk about all things weird. Just search for Xander & Stone wherever you get your podcast or head over to http://www.xspodcast.com/ or follow his personal Instagram account: Xander Zweig  

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett.  This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.  

Giveaway happened in 2022. Please do go and give Brooke a follow.

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When storm swells bring a deserted tramp steamer into a North Carolina port, harbormaster Thad Hayes and his assistant investigate. Only it’s not really empty—and its sole occupant is all that remains of a violent confrontation between those who throw nets and a mother on a mission.

Those Who Throw Nets was written by Elizabeth Allen - “Beehives of the Dead,” a play by Elizabeth Allen, can be heard on the “Between Acts” theatre podcast from Missing Link (https://www.betweenacts.show/), available through Apple, Spotify, or wherever you download podcasts.

This episode was narrated by Falconetti.

Woman in the bathroom was performed by Victoria Irwin – Search for Texas: Slang for Crazy wherever you get your podcasts. She also has a book out by the same name. BOOK

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett.

This episode was produced and edited by James Barnett

For access to exclusive episodes and merch head over to www.patreon.com/nightsendpodcast

Stay Horrific everyone

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Would anyone believe you if you told them the walls were moving around you? Would you believe it?

Rampart was written by Amy Grech Amy has sold over 100 stories to various anthologies and magazines including: A New York State of Fright, Apex Magazine, Beat to a Pulp: Hardboiled, Dead Harvest, Deadman's Tome Campfire Tales Book Two, and many more. She is an Active Member of the Horror Writers Association and the International Thriller Writers who lives in New York. You can connect with Amy on X: https://twitter.com/amy_grech or visit her website: https://www.crimsonscreams.com 

This episode was narrated by Rebecca Struzyna. Rebecca is the host of the podcast, The West London Witch, where they share real stories about all things spooky, strange, mysterious, and unexplained. You can find it for free wherever you find your podcasts. https://open.spotify.com/show/0e5i06FKGQPQwCEzhIpaT5?si=qD4mef8jTN-BrFjOD5oQSw&nd=1  

Jimmy Horrors and the anonymous man were performed by James Barnett. www.jamesbarnettauthor.com

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett 

Support the Night’s end with one of these links: www.patreon.com/nightsendpodcastwww.ko-fi.com/nightsendpodcastwww.nightsendpodcast.com/shop 

and as always… Stay Horrific everyone.

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There are things worse than war and Tony is about to find out just what they are.

Gargoyles of the Abbey written by Matthew Wilson

To get in touch with Matthew and check out his other work, follow him on twitter: Matthew Wilson

Narration was performed by was performed by Xander from the Xander and Stone podcast. A Science and Supernatural podcast where they talk about all things weird. Just search for Xander & Stone wherever you get your podcast or head over to http://www.xspodcast.com/ or follow his personal instagram account: Xander Zweig

Belle Mortaine was performed by Alexis Whiteside – To connect with her, check out her linktree: Alexis Whiteside

Gargoyle # 1 was performed by Eric Carrier from the Prairieland Paranormal podcast – a podcast about all things weird and strange. Search for them wherever you get your podcasts or go to www.prairielandparanormalpodcast.com

Jimmy Horrors and Gargoyle # 2 was performed by James Barnett – www.jamesbarnettauthor.com

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

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A dead neighbour whose Christmas lights mysteriously appear on her house. What could go wrong?

Lady Casterlly’s Lights written by Jean Nicole Rivers

Award-Winning Author of The Secret Keepers

www.jeannicolerivers.com

www.facebook.com/JNicoleRivers/

@JeanNicole19 (Instagram and X)

Pick up her latest novel, Black Water Tales: The Unwanted, from Amazon today.

Narration was performed by Jess Carrier, with extra voices performed by Eric Carrier. Eric and Jess are co-hosts of the Prairieland Paranormal Podcast where their fascination for all things weird and strange is translated into a podcast where they share some of their own experiences, and some of the interesting folklore, myths, legends, and haunted places prevalent throughout the Midwest, all while broadcasting from a creepy cornfield in Central Illinois. Just search Prairieland Paranormal Podcast where you get your podcasts or head to www.prairielandparanormalpodcast.com

Allan Mortaine was performed by David Martinez. Who would like to give a shout-out for artist Chel Sea, who has just dropped some new music on Soundcloud. Check it out at www.soundcloud.com/chelseacest . 

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

Support the Night’s end with one of these links:

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Stay Horrific

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If you could bottle sin, what would it taste like? What would it make you feel? Young Man, Are You Lost?

Written by Elad Haber Elad Haber writes stories that exist in the ephemeral space between the click of the light and the start of the dream. His stories have been featured most recently at Space and Time Magazine, Hybrid Fiction, and StarShipSofa. You can follow his ramblings on music and writing and the world on twitter @MusicInMyCar or on his website at www.eladhaber.wordpress.com 

This episode was narrated by James Barnett who also portrayed Jimmy Horrors. You can see more from James at www.jamesbarnettcreative.com

The Stuttering Man and Dr Pesche were portrayed by Mike Rickard from the stories of strangeness podcast where Mike and Zoe discuss all things on the topics of paranormal, folklore, cryptids, hauntings and more. To check it out head over to www.storiesofstrangeness.com or wherever you listen to your podcasts. 

This episode was produced and edited by James Barnett. If you enjoyed this episode, why not tell someone about it who might like it as well. It helps us more than you know. 

If you don’t already know, we have just launched a horror clothing brand affectionately named after our sign-off, Stay Horrific. To check it out, head to www.stayhorrific.com and pick yourself up some fresh threads today. 

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Stay horrific everyone.

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Held captive by her grandfather, a young girl flees the forest where she grew up. Lured by the scent of the sea, she begins to explore the wider world where she makes new acquaintances among humans and mythical creatures

The Salt in Her Kiss was written by Malena Salazar Maciá

Malena is an award-winning Cuban writer of science fiction and fantasy. She has authored several novels, most recently Aliento de Dragón (2020). Translated by Toshiya Kamei, Malena’s short fiction has appeared in Clarkesworld, The Future Fire, Mithila Review, and elsewhere. To connect with Malena you can catch her on:

X: @MS_Macia

Instagram: @msmacia

The Salt in her Kiss was translated by Toshiya Kamei. You can find more translations from Toshiya @ https://toshiyakamei.wordpress.com/

This episode was narrated by Elizabeth Suggs, for more from Elizabeth, head over to www.editingmee.com

Also, her publishing company Collective Tales publishing is taking submissions for their next anthology. Head over to www.collectivedarkness.com to submit.

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett,

Malech was performed by Xander from the Xander and Stone podcast. A Science and Supernatural podcast where they talk about all things weird. Just search for Xander & Stone wherever you get your podcast or head over to www.xspodcast.com 

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

Podcast shout outs:

Tiny Tales - http://www.tinytalespodcast.com/

The Other Stories - podlink.to/theotherstories

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There is a story attached to every object, sometimes good, sometimes bad.

Behind the Glass was written by Carolyn M O’Brien

She is also the author of Lifetime Commitment from season one and our Patreon exclusive episode, Discernible Character.

This episode was narrated by Maggie from the Ladies Fright podcast 

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Insta: @ladiesfrightpodcast

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett

Insta: @jimmyhorrors

Anna Mortaine was performed by Rebecca Struzyna, who is the host of her show, The West London Witch.

open.spotify.com/show/0e5i06FKGQPQwCEzhIpaT5?si=2Av29-w4TJC-TizXjKRoEw

Insta: @the_west_london_witch

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

Support the Night’s end with one of these links:

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www.ko-fi.com/nightsendpodcast

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For more information about the art competition go to:

www.nightsendpodcast.com

And as always, stay horrific everyone.

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