We’re kicking off Werewolf History Month with Rudyard Kipling’s short story The Mark of the Beast!
Show Notes:
- Thanks to reader Paul Maclean of Yog-Sothoth.com for reading our excerpts. Check out the book he produced, The Express Diaries by Nick Marsh – you can read the first chapter free!
- Although it’s free online, this story appears in the anthology Rudyard Kipling’s Tales of Horror & Fantasy, with the foreword by Neil Gaiman that we quote in the show.
- Get a hold of up the rip-roaring Lovecraftian comedy-thriller Deadbeats before it gets a hold of you!
- Or, even better, get a hold of Chris himself at the York Travelling Man, where he’ll be hanging out and signing copies of Deadbeats with illustrator I.N.J. Culbard - February 9th at 1 pm!
- THE SOUNDTRACKS ARE HERE! You can now download the podcast soundtracks Volume 1 and Volume 2, each with 3 bonus tracks, all newly-remastered, for only $7 a piece. That’s 70 tracks total, over 2 hours of creepy goodness. Get into it!
- And hey – if you want to join us for the rest of Werewolf History Month, we’ll be covering The Were-Wolf by Clemence Housman – it’s only $6.66 to subscribe for 3 months! So SUBSCRIBE! AROOOOOOO!!
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There’s a neat, moody piece of music from the second installment of the “Case of Charles Dexter Ward” (played over the description of the assault on Curwen’s lair) which also shows up in the third part of the podcast covering “The Shadow Over Innsmouth” (where the narrator finds out that he’s stuck in the town for the evening) that doesn’t appear to be present in either volume of the soundtrack. Is that particular piece available or did I accidentally overlook it while skimming through the track samples?
I guess im suscribing….nuff said