Monthly Archives: September 2012

Tales of Old 63 A Small Death

Posted on September 23, 2012 by shawnprobertson
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By D.J. Barber Read by Shawn Robertson Rain was dead. She lay sprawled across the tiny kitchen floor, blood had pooled beneath her. Several stab wounds peppered her torso; her face was twisted in fear and agony in a death … Continue reading →

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Tales of Old 62 The Tempting of Tommy

Posted on September 16, 2012 by shawnprobertson
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Period 1920′s By J.R. Lindermuth Read by Shawn Robertson He said, “You don’t believe Blackbeard buried any treasure? Well, he did. Yes sir, he truly did. And I’m the only one knows where it is.” Ignoring Tommy, I gazed off … Continue reading →

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Notes on Ice Sailor

Posted on September 10, 2012 by shawnprobertson

Spoiler alert if you haven’t listened to Ice Sailor yet! When Laird Long sent this story in to me, I confess I did not even finish reading it before I had accepted it. Only later did I go back and … Continue reading →

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Tales of Old Episode 61 Harry

Posted on September 9, 2012 by shawnprobertson
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By Warne Wilson Read by Kevin Harty Setting: Skies of World War 2 At nearby High Wycombe Air Base, in the blacked out mess hall, Air Commodore Waldron cast a weary eye over his assembled aircrews. He recognised the signs … Continue reading →

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Tales of Old 60 Ice Sailor

Posted on September 2, 2012 by shawnprobertson
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By Laird Long Read by Shawn Robertson When Henry Hudson was told that John Williams had been found in the bush, dead, he finally began to give some thought to just how bad things really were, and how bad they … Continue reading →

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