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There will be no tiny frights podcast this week, because we’re busy putting the finishing touches on the Halloween 2024 issue. The podcast will return next week. Happy Halloween!
Learning to be dead is a difficult lesson. Episode 59 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “When Spirits Return, Requesting a Favor” by LindaAnn LoSchiavo, from the Walpurgis 2024 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
Some workplaces have trouble retaining employees. Episode 58 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “How Green Was My Valley” by Robert Beveridge, from the Walpurgis 2024 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
What everybody knows ain’t necessarily so. Episode 57 of the tiny frights podcast features the story “Everything You Know About Witches” by Warren Benedetto, from the Walpurgis 2024 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
The dead just want to help. Episode 56 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “Just before awaking” by Patricia Lawson, from the Halloween 2024 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
It’s the eternal struggle. Episode 55 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “Dark Light” by Holly Payne-Strange, from the Walpurgis 2024 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
Slogans might be interpreted in unexpected ways. Episode 54 of the tiny frights podcast features the story “Take Back the City” by A. J. Van Belle, from the Walpurgis 2024 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
Sometimes you have to remove the costume. Episode 53 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “This Year for Halloween” by Thomas Gorn, from the Halloween 2023 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
Celestial discourse may not be melodious to human ears. Episode 52 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “The Language of Angels” by John Alex Hebert, from the Walpurgis 2023 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert.
Every beginning requires something to end. Episode 51 of the tiny frights podcast features the poem “A New Life in Red” by Douglas Gwilym, from the Halloween 2023 issue of tiny frights. Read by Anne Calvert
From the publisher's feed
Horror-themed poetry and prose from past and upcoming issues of the tiny frights e-zine.