Monthly Archives: December 2011

Christmas Update

Posted on December 24, 2011 by shawnprobertson
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Hello everyone and Merry Christmas to all the Tales of Old listeners out there. There will be no episode this week because I just can’t get my stuff together visiting with multiple families, but we will be back next week. … Continue reading →

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Tales of Old 27- A Bargain with Bandit Ping; a Doctor Shadows Adventure

Posted on December 17, 2011 by shawnprobertson
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Period: 1940′s Setting: China by Teel. James Glenn read by Shawn Robertson Read Online E-Reader Kindle “Come in, sit down, smile and talk of pleasant things,” The Chinese Bandit Ping said, a wide grin on his pock marked face, “Or … Continue reading →

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Narrations

Posted on December 15, 2011 by shawnprobertson

When I first started the podcast I figured I would do about one third of the narrations, getting people with British accents and women as needed when the stories required it. I found some great narrators through a website called … Continue reading →

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Tales of Old 26- Heart of the Matter

Posted on December 10, 2011 by shawnprobertson
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by P.D.R. Lindsay read by P.D.R. Lindsay Read Online E-Reader Kindle Cultures clash in the Land of the Rising Sun. England is leading Japan into the 20th Century, opening the country to new ideas and ways of thinking. Captain Langley … Continue reading →

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Tales of Old 25 – Tatars

Posted on December 4, 2011 by shawnprobertson
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Period: 1200′s Setting: Central Europe by Leslie Lupien read by Shawn Robertson Read Online E-Reader Kindle What can a Templar knight, a widowed baroness and a tattered army do against the relentless onslaught of the Mongol hordes? The fearsome reputation … Continue reading →

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