Today's #Podcast: "The Ironworker" by Denise Longrie. It's a perfect example of how ghost stories reveal our humanity. There's obsession and revenge, love and generosity, fear and forgiveness.
https://t.co/P73j1KCV8a @spotifypodcasts@ApplePodcasts@applepodcast247
@FindThatPod The authors featured on my podcast deserve more listeners, I think (about 50 per day). My podcast is fiction read out loud, and the diversity of genres and monsters shows how the supernatural is a way for us to face our fears.
https://t.co/6mOBA7CUYG
Today's podcast: "The Girl in the Watercolor" by Jon Krampner. Art speaks to us. Sometimes, what it says can be scary.
https://t.co/SCQLd8hl1B
#art#watercolor#jealous#love
Today's podcast: "The Talking Thing" by Brittany Hague. Two lonely girls encounter a voice in a closet. What does it want? And should they give in to its demands to be let out.
https://t.co/xTP0oQ9vq6
#lonliness#mother#motherslove#suicide#mentalillness
Today's #podcast: "Alley Ghost" by Rick Kennett. Some kids meet a bug-eyed ghost, but what does it want and why does it keep showing up?
https://t.co/DTkCwVpdI3
#ghost#ghoststories#WWII#ghosthunters
Today's podcast: "Poster Children" by L.N. Hunter. When the people are away, unusual characters come out to play. Who and what they do is the subject of today's story. https://t.co/EA2jqmiBme
#graffiti#revenge#justice#bees#Teamwork#podcast#applepodcasts
Today's podcast: "There's Something in the Woods" by Bruce Markuson. Is what makes us afraid based on reality or is it of our own making?
https://t.co/iCgmuNVt8X
#forest#CampfireStories#scarystory#oops#oopsmoment