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Come, Let Me Whisper
In this podiobook: Macabre fiction. Horror fiction. Dark fiction. Whatever you choose to call it, that is what is contained within this collection of short stories. But other than that, these tales are as varied as can be. Ghost stories... they're in there. Lovecraftian monsters... certainly. Twist endings... got it. Psychological terror... of course. Sunny, happy endings... not so much. Oh, and one other thing these stories have in common: they are intended for a mature audience- one who is not easily offended, I might add.
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4.2 stars from 17 ratings
Please come back!!
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“Russell's work is the tasty, tasty stuff of a writer putting himself out there- there will never be a better cast for this work than his own voice, his own inflections and tone. Check out Burt's feature-length "Revelations" for more of that "giving this a go" awesomeness. The podio world is a...”Read full review »
Harleywarren via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/23/15
Come let me whisper - By Queenv63
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“Some of the stories are ok but his voice is boring no flavor or life to his stories. As for sound effects, barely none. It did not peak my curosity only helped me to sleep better. No life at all. If you want to check out a great and different story check out Mike Bennett's " Underwood and...”Read full review »
Queenv63 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/19/12
Great short stories
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“Read pretty well. Great stories of the macabre. If you're in to short story podios you will like this. I promise.”
Ender2001 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/17/12
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