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This week is a double feature, with two terrifying tales from Jessica McHugh!
1. “Take All Your Belongings” Riding the train is lonely when you don’t march to the same drummer as everyone else.
2. “Tyler Returned” Deep loss, depression, and insanity can go hand in hand.
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When a man inherits a home willed to him by his mysterious uncle it appears to be a great stroke of luck, and he’s excited to move in his family and give them a chance at an ideal life – there’s even a tire swing.
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This week is a double feature, with two terrifying tales from Miracle Austin!
Last Pass:
When a man with an addiction learns a family secret, he might be in for more than he bargained for despite whether he believes or not.
Lights Out:
What if a fear of the dark is justified and the light that keeps it at bay is taken away?
About the Author:
Miracle Austin is a YA/NA Cross-Genre author; adults also enjoy her works. She’s been writing ever since first hearing Drive by the Cars in junior high. Horror/suspense are her favorite genres, but not limited to. She enjoys writing diverse flashes and short stories.
Her first novella, Doll, a story about outcast teens versus the popular mean girl in an untraditional way is avaialble now. She’s also completed her first extremely, eclectic—requires mind to be open to the impossible—short story collection, Boundless which currently being edited.
You could say that Boundless is a gumbo of themes, some light-hearted, while others are much darker… She hopes to release it before the end of the year. She is also working stand-alone novel, Lonestar UnOrdinary Girl, a supernatural tale with comedic elements.
She resides in Texas with her family. She loves to chat it up, so feel free to contact her.
“Lingering fiction that ignites diverse mind journeys and beyond…”
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Tracy Polkownikow is a wild child at heart. She creates paintings and illustrations that seek to express the full emotional potential of a moment. When she is not illustrating life’s experiences, Tracy can be found gardening or cooking up something devilishly delicious in the kitchen.
Dramatic reading performed by Daniel Foytik: www.9thstory.com
Twitter: @9thstory
The voice of the Librarian was performed by Nelson W. Pyles (www.nelsonwpyles.com)
Twitter: @NelsonWPyles
The voice of Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes and Society 13 was performed by Amber Collins http://ambizzlezappa.deviantart.com/gallery
Twitter: @blamberino
This Episode was scored by Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams
Nico is a talented composer from Glasgow “I focus on writing soundscapes that will make the media immersive rather than having music that is distinctive. I intend to make all sounds illustrate the worlds that the media is set within.” ~ Nico Vettese
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The Wicked Library Theme
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
The Society 13 Theme (featuring Amber Collins)
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
Deep Noise (Warning)
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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What Was Will Be Coming Now Soon, Spiders in the Library, Going out Wicked
Daniel Foytik (9thstory.com)
Narration and final mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com
Producer: Daniel Foytik | Executive Producer: Nelson W. Pyles
Music Director: Nico Vetesse | Art Director: Steven Matiko
Visit The Wicked Library:
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This Episode of the Wicked Library was brought to you by:
The Wicked Library is a founding member of the Society 13 Podcast Network.
“Society 13. Redefining Podcasts.“
The Wicked Library is syndicated on the STRY Radio Network
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Money and privilege often allow one to operate with impunity, but for one well off Boston elite, things are about to get interesting.
Reginald Early, Jr. is the heir apparent to taking over his father's company - a company that was also responsible for the Great Molasses Flood of 1919. But Reginald's arrogance and cruelty might interfere with those plans if he's not careful.
About the Author:
Sebastian Bendix is a Los Angeles based writer and musician, as well as host of a popular midnight horror film series, Friday Night Frights at the Cinefamily. He attended school at Emerson College for writing and has had fiction and non-fiction pieces published in both in print (Mean Magazine, Sanitarium Magazine and Xchyler Publishing) and online (CHUD.com, Encounters Magazine and Grinning Skull Press).
He has written several screenplays in the genres of fantasy, horror and sci fi, one of which, The Black Cradle, is in development as an independent feature. The Patchwork Girl is his first full-length novel. His second novel, The Stronghold, is nearing completion and will be out to publishers in 2016.
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Alex J. Murd is the head artist at CrazedPixel Independent Comic label, working in tandem with an equally twisted writer. Alex enjoys boxed wine, Faber-Castell pens, long viewings of pornography, and all things music related.
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Dramatic reading performed by Daniel Foytik: www.9thstory.com
Twitter: @9thstory
The voice of the Librarian was performed by Nelson W. Pyles (www.nelsonwpyles.com)
Twitter: @NelsonWPyles
The voice of Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes and Society 13 was performed by Amber Collins http://ambizzlezappa.deviantart.com/gallery
Twitter: @blamberino
This Episode was scored by Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams
Nico is a talented composer from Glasgow “I focus on writing soundscapes that will make the media immersive rather than having music that is distinctive. I intend to make all sounds illustrate the worlds that the media is set within.” ~ Nico Vettese
Website | SoundCloud | Facebook
The Wicked Library Theme
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
The Society 13 Theme
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
Deep Noise (Warning)
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
"Horror Music"
audionautix.com
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
Narration and final mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com
Producer: Daniel Foytik | Executive Producer: Nelson W. Pyles
Music Director: Nico Vetesse | Art Director: Steven Matiko
Visit The Wicked Library:
On Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewickedlibrary
On Twitter: @wickedlibrary
This Episode of the Wicked Library was brought to you by:
The Wicked Library is a founding member of the Society 13 Podcast Network.
“Society 13. Redefining Podcasts.“
The Wicked Library is syndicated on the STRY Radio Network
“Where Stories Live”
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Most families have secrets. But secrets always yearn to be known.
Join us as we explore the dark secret of one family. A secret with roots that run deep-- a secret that refuses to stay buried.
About the Author:
Aaron Vlek is a storyteller who works with the trickster mythos in its role as bringer of delight and proponent of disquieting humors. Some of her (yes, her) stories center around the goings on of the jinn, and of a universal imagining of the Native American character, Coyote. Some works are historical in setting while others occupy a contemporary and urban landscape. She also indulges frequently in the reimagining of classic themes of horror and the occult. Aaron is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College.
Domine Canè, a short piece of speculative horror with a historic theme, appeared in the April 2015 issue of Bards and Sages Quarterly, Vol. VII, Issue II. The Black Meal, a work of speculative horror appeared in the October 2015 issue of Outposts of Beyond. At the Kids’ Table appeared in the 2015 Christmas Edition of Chicken Soup for the Soup. Eight additional stories have been accepted for publication throughout 2016.
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Steven Matiko is a talented artist who enjoys horror and dark fiction. Many pieces of his work can be found on the 9th Story Website. Steve is also a musician and his original music is often featured on the 9th Story.
Steve has recently accepted a position as the Art Director for The Wicked Library and The Lift.
Dramatic reading performed by Daniel Foytik: www.9thstory.com
Twitter: @9thstory
The voice of the Librarian was performed by Nelson W. Pyles (www.nelsonwpyles.com)
Twitter: @NelsonWPyles
The voice of Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes and Society 13 was performed by Amber Collins http://ambizzlezappa.deviantart.com/gallery
Twitter: @blamberino
This Episode was scored by Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams
“I focus on writing soundscapes that will make the media immersive rather than having music that is distinctive. I intend to make all sounds illustrate the worlds that the media is set within.” ~ Nico Vettese
Website | SoundCloud | Facebook
The Wicked Library Theme
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
The Society 13 Theme
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
Deep Noise (Warning)
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
Narration and final mix by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com
Producer: Daniel Foytik | Executive Producer: Nelson W. Pyles | Music Director: Nico Vetesse | Art Director: Steven Matiko
Visit The Wicked Library:
On Facebook: www.facebook.com/thewickedlibrary
On Twitter: @wickedlibrary
This Episode of the Wicked Library was brought to you by:
The Wicked Library is a founding member of the Society 13 Podcast Network.
“Society 13. Redefining Podcasts.“
The Wicked Library is syndicated on the STRY Radio Network
“Where Stories Live”
