Tales Told When the Windows Rattle
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Tales Told When the Windows Rattle
Tales Told When the Windows Rattle features thrilling yet unsettling works by Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, and other authors from the 1800s -- along with a few much newer tales. Each is narrated by Tim Prasil, an actor, author, and seeker of strange and forgotten literature. Nasty weather and a...
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Tales Told 2.10 The Signal-Man
The genius of Charles Dickens shines in this dark and disturbing tale about glimpses of the future, the limits of human comprehension, and a railroad...
Tales Told 2.09 Houdini Slept Here
"Attempting to mask our client’s identity would be foolhardy, since this magician is internationally recognized for escaping from handcuffs, padlocked...
Tales Told 2.08 The Pot of Tulips
Does dying mean it's too late to repair the damage done to those left behind? Maybe not -- if you find help from someone who has studied the occult. T...
Tales Told 2.07 Under the Sheer-Legs
A sheer-legs is a huge tripod used to hoist up steam locomotives for repairs beneath. A slip of a chain, and someone can be crushed to death. That hap...
Tales Told 2.06 Another Victorian Ghost Hunt
James John Hissey was a travel writer who kept a sharp eye out for haunted sites. But he struggled to fulfill his dream of witnessing a real ghost. Wi...
Tales Told 2.05 The Story of the Green House, Wallington
Disturbing dreams and visions of blood dripping from the ceiling drive tenants away from the Green House, spurring a realtor and his clairvoyant secre...
Tales Told 2.04 The Ghost of Banquo's Ghost
“He was not an easy man to get along with, but one had to admire his dedication. That sense of commitment is why I think he’s come back from grave!” —...
Tales Told 2.03 At Ravenholme Junction
On a miserable night, two men share a weird reminder of a railroad catastrophe and of the overworked signalman who cannot forget his role in it.
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Tales Told 2.02 A Case of Eavesdropping
In this tale by Algernon Blackwood, Englishman Jim Shorthouse learns that some New Yorkers are not at all neighborly. In fact, at times, they can be d...
Tales Told 2.01 A Victorian Ghost Hunt
For decades, Catherine Crowe’s The Night Side of Nature (1849) was a best-selling compendium of purportedly true ghost stories. In a later book, she r...
Tales Told X.02 The Least Haunted House in Wales
This is a new -- and whimsical -- adventure featuring William Hope Hodgson's popular occult detective, Thomas Carnacki. Upon learning that a competing...
Tales Told X.01 A Cask of Amontillado
Edgar Allan Poe's classic tale of wine, revenge, and murder is the first installment of my interim series: Tales Told Whenever I Feel Like It. It's so...
Tales Told 1.10 From "A Visit to the Moon"
A couple on their honeymoon discover that the Moon is far from a romantic destination. In fact, if not ghostly exactly, it’s certainly ghastly!
Tales Told 1.09 Curious Mesmeric Experiences in California
Sure, it’s good to walk in someone else’s shoes. But what if that someone else is standing on the gallows?
Tales Told 1.08 Monstrimony
“Come now, doesn’t the prospect of encountering the ghost of the missing link have a certain irresistible charm, Miss Van Slyke?” — Professor Geoffrey...
Tales Told 1.07 The Baron's Room
A fireside story about the evil lurking within a room — and reaching beyond those walls.
Tales Told 1.06 Selenitha
Upon showing off in front of friends, a man uncaps a power to dominate others that grows to dominate him.
Tales Told 1.05 An Unanchored Man
“The magnitude of the afterlife is very much a mystery — perhaps especially to those of us who investigate it!” — Lida Bergson
Tales Told 1.03 The Facts of M. Valdemar's Case
No one really breaks the Laws of Nature, but Edgar Allan Poe presents a weird experiment that bends the Dictates of Death.
Tales Told 1.02 Dark and Dirty Corners
“In most cases, a ghost haunts the living because something haunts the ghost.” — Vera Van Slyke
Tales Told 1.01 A Stranger
Ambrose Bierce presents a campfire story about four men who had no one left to tell their story. (NOTE: This 1909 story is set on America’s western fr...