MONDAY, October 28th at 7pm: LAST CONTACT with Gyro

 

@7pm slt - Sci-Fi Classics: Last Contact

 Gyro is back with more Science Fiction adventures from his endless library.

'Last Contact' by Steven Baxter (36 mins) The effects of Dark energy expanding the universe are accelerating; soon everything will expand into sub-atomic particles.  Humanity is spending its last days deciphering the final message received from aliens.

Gyro Muggins presents, live in Voice at Seanchai's Main Library on Nowhereville.

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SUNDAY, October 27th: A Pair of Intriguing Events at The Bradbury Project

 

@1:30pm - The Halloween Tree Story Tour  - Part 3

"The unemployed of all midnight Europe shivered in their stone sleep and came awake."

Ray Bradbury's tale of youth, life, death, and Halloween continues, in the Story Tour format with presenter Caledonia Skytower guiding guests through the story while visiting the elements of the story and Bradbury's work that inspired the region. 

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

@7-10pm - eClipse at The Bradbury Project

Join us in the shadow of The Halloween Tree for the final contribution from our friends at eClipse Club & Resort as DJs TigerPawz and Caledonia combine their sinister efforts to present "Dr. Frankenstein's Halloween Boogie." Music, Dancing, Random Raffles and Jeopardy!

All events today will be live on stream, re-direct teleports available from the Green Town section to appropriate location of the region.

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SATURDAY. October 26th: Stories, Music, and Fun at The Bradbury Project

 

@Noon - Ray's Tales

More short stories from the works of Ray Bradbury including stories from Dandelion Wine and The October Country live on stream in the Green Town Park at The Bradbury Project. 

Today: a selected story from "The October Country" . . .  a 1955 collection of nineteen macabre short stories. It reprints fifteen of the twenty-seven stories of his 1947 collection Dark Carnival, and adds four more of his stories previously published elsewhere.

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

@7-9pm - eClipse at The Bradbury Project

Join us in the shadow of The Halloween tree as DJ Iniry and the fine folks from Eclipse Club & Resort as they present "The Vampyre Masquerade Ball."

Live on stream, re-direct teleport available from the Green Town section to north side of the region.

THURSDAY October 24th at 9pm: LAST OF PLACIDE'S WIFE

 

"The slavering terror panted at my heels"

LAST OF PLACIDE'S WIFE

Cajun Vampires & Werewolves Battle in the Bayou by Kirk Mashburn

There was a positively feral light in those glorious eyes, now; and that seductive mouth had ceased to be such. With lips drawn back from her teeth (queer that I had not before noticed how sharp and cruelly pointed they seemed—like fangs!

A shuddery story of Louisiana Cajuns, of corpses that screamed in their graves, and a woman who would not stay dead.

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From: Weird Tales Magazine - September 1932

Author: Kirk Mashburn

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

anachronistic attitudes, classic horror, alcohol use

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

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THURSDAY October 24th at 7pm: BLOOD & BRINE - Tales of the Slayer

 

"Tales of the Slayer"

BLOOD & BRINE
She alone stands against the vampires, the demons and the forces of darkness.

- followed at 9pm by THE LAST OF PLACIDES WIFE -

Slayer Robin Whitby disguising herself as a man, is the pirate captain of her ship "Neptune's Lady" in 1661. Along with her Watcher, Dr. William Henry Pratt, she and her crew prowl the Caribbean. Encountering a derelict treasure ship full of stolen Inca gold she battles curses, leeches, vampires, a mutinous crew.. and a kraken!

Into every generation, a Slayer is born. One girl in all the world, to find the vampires where they gather, and to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers. In our time, that girl is Buffy Summers. But Buffy is merely one Slayer in an eternal continuum of warriors for the Powers That Be.

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https://buffy.fandom.com/wiki/Blood_and_Brine

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*READ-A-LONG:

https://bookreadfree.com/537494/13196718

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From: Tales of the Slayer, Vol.II

Author: Greg Cox

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

supernatural, monsters

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

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THURSDAY October 24th at 6pm: PLACIDE'S WIFE

 

"There was a feral light in those glorious eyes"

PLACIDE'S WIFE

Cajun Vampire Horror by Kirk Mashburn

- followed by more stories at 7pm & 9pm -

There was a positively feral light in those glorious eyes, now; and that seductive mouth had ceased to be such. With lips drawn back from her teeth (queer that I had not before noticed how sharp and cruelly pointed they seemed—like fangs!

A shuddery story of Louisiana Cajuns, of corpses that screamed in their graves, and a woman who would not stay dead.

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https://reh.world/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Weird-Tales-November-1931-with-links.pdf

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From: Weird Tales Magazine - November 1931

Author: Kirk Mashburn

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

anachronistic attitudes, classic horror, domestic violence

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

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TUESDAY, October 22nd: Another Full Day at Seanchai Library

@NOON - RUSSELL EPONYM, Live in The Glen!

Join us today for Russell's weekly performance.  Enjoy an hour of 100% live and unplugged acoustic music and spoken word.  Russell presents original and traditional songs, instrumental pieces and covers, together with some selected stories and poems: Folk Baroque and Beyond.  Presented on Stream in Ceiluiradh Glen at Nowhereville.

@7 PM - THE HALLOWEEN TREE, Part 2 - RESCHEDULED to 10.29

"The boys hung down from the Kite in a fine lizard’s tail, now weaving, now looping, now snapping, now gliding. They yelled with delight. They shrieked with ingasped, outgasped terror. They rode across the moon in an exclamation point."

Ray Bradbury's tale of youth, life, death, and Halloween begins, in the Story Tour format with presenters Kayden O'Connell, Finn Zeddmore and Shandon Loring guiding guests through the story while visiting the elements of the story and Bradbury's work that inspired the region. Presented live on stream at The Bradbury Project.

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

@ 9 PM - SEANCHAI LATE NIGHT with Finn Zeddmore

Finn Zeddmore presents more contemporary Sci-Fi-Fantasy from a variety of sources. What adventure will Finn take us on tonight?  "After the Cure" by Carrie Ryan and "The Sweetest Honey" by Tim Pratt. Presented live in Voice at Seanchai Library on Nowhereville.

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MONDAY, October 21st: Stories and Music, at Home & at Bradbury

@7pm slt - Sci-Fi Classics: Bad Medicine

 Gyro is back with more Science Fiction adventures from his endless library.

'Bad Medicine' by Rober Sheckley (48 mins) a man who strongly suspects he is a potential homicidal maniac seeks mechanized from a computer. Too bad it's programmed for Martians.

Gyro Muggins presents, live in Voice at Seanchai's Main Library on Nowhereville.

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@9pm slt - eClipse at The Bradbury Project

Join us in the Green Town Park as DJ JAdmiral Maelstrom and the fine folks from eClipse Club & Resort as they present "The Candy Show" - 2 hours of music, mayhem, and dancing. Play Listen to Win, and Face the Music.

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SUNDAY, October 20th at 1:30pm: THE HALLOWEEN TREE Continues

 

"They soared over hills and meadows and farms. They saw themselves reflected in dusky moon-bright streams, creeks, rivers. They brushed down over ancient trees. The wind stirred by their passing shook down whole government mints of coins, leaves, bright showering to the black-grassed earth. They flew over the town and thought—

"O look up! see! here we are! your sons!

"And thought: O look down, there somewhere are our mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, teachers! Hey, here we are! O, someone, see us! or you’ll never believe!"

Ray Bradbury's transformative tale of youth, life, death, and Halloween continues, in the Story Tour format with presenters David Abbot and Caledonia Skytower guiding guests through the story while visiting the elements of the story and Bradbury's work that inspired the region. 

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

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SATURDAY, October 19th at Noon: More RAY'S TALES

 

Caledonia Skytower presents more short stories from the works of Ray Bradbury including stories from Dandelion Wine and The October Country live on stream in the Green Town Park at The Bradbury Project. Today's tale : "Excorcism"

Clara Goodwater has been the president of the Ladies Honeysuckle Harmony Lodge for a long time. Her rival, Elmira Brown, is convinced that Clara uses witchcraft to maintain her position and plans to exorcise her during the upcoming election.

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

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THURSDAY October 17th at 9pm: INCIDENT ON SADDLE ROAD

 

“We’ve entered the creepy stretch of Saddle Road.”
INCIDENT ON SADDLE ROAD
Alien Terror by Brian Moreland

Up the road, a thick fog bank rolled across the valley. Before Jeff could switch on the headlights, mist swallowed his Subaru Outback. The morning sunshine vanished. The landscape within the haze turned gray, as if the fog had sucked the color out of the world. Surrounding ‘Ōhi’a trees and volcanic terrain dotted with scrub were half-hidden by drifting wisps of vapor.

INTERVIEW With Author & STORY REVIEW (spoiler alert):

https://brianmoreland.wordpress.com/

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*READ-A-LONG:

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Book: Midnight From Beyond The Stars

Editor: Kenneth Cain

Author: Brian Moreland

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

horror, gore, human & animal deaths, gov't conspiracy

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

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THURSDAY October 17th: 6pm - 8pm: Two Hours - SCARY STORIES CAMPOUT

 

"S'mores and Ghosties"

SCARY STORIES CAMPOUT

Scary Stories Told 'Round the Campfire

- followed at 9pm by INCIDENT ON SADDLE ROAD -

Come in your Hallowe'en jammies!

Campfire, tents, sleeping bags, candles, pizza, popcorn,

candy, flashlights, dark stormy night, and Scary Stories provided!

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Tonight's Stories

TOMBSTONE BLOOMS

EMPTY EYES - THE SINKHOLE

THE LITTLE PEOPLE - SOS - BUGGED

SHOPLIFTERS WILL BE KILLED AND EATEN

Book Series: Scary Stories for Sleepovers & Scary Stories for Stormy Nights

Authors: various

 

TUESDAY, October 15th : Lots Happening Today at Bradbury & Nowhereville!

 @NOON - RUSSELL EPONYM, Live in The Glen!

Join us today for Russell's weekly performance.  Enjoy an hour of 100% live and unplugged acoustic music and spoken word.  Russell presents original and traditional songs, instrumental pieces and covers, together with some selected stories and poems: Folk Baroque and Beyond.  Presented on Stream in Ceiluiradh Glen at Nowhereville.

@7 PM - THE HALLOWEEN TREE, Part 1

Ray Bradbury's transformative tale of youth, life, death, and Halloween begins, in the Story Tour format with presenters Kayden O'Connell, Finn Zeddmore and Caledonia Skytower guiding guests through the story while visiting the elements of the story and Bradbury's work that inspired the region. Presented live on stream at The Bradbury Project.

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

@ 9 PM - SEANCHAI LATE NIGHT with Finn Zeddmore

Finn Zeddmore presents more contemporary Sci-Fi-Fantasy from a variety of sources. What adventure will Finn take us on tonight? Part 1 of  "The Four Sisters Overlooking the Sea" by Naomi Krittzer. Presented live in Voice at Seanchai Library on Nowhereville.

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MONDAY, October 14th at 7pm: WARRIOR

Gyro is back with more Science Fiction adventures from his endless library.

'Warrior' by Gordon Dickson (60 mins)

Brian Kennebuck, Force leader in a group of mercenaries, led his troop into a fatal snafu. It is rumored that his brother James was somehow responsible.  Now Brian's superior officer Ian Graeme is on Earth intending to meet James. The authorities suspect revenge although the revenge might not be what they, or James suspect.

Gyro Muggins presents, live in Voice at Seanchai's Main Library on Nowhereville.

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SUNDAY, October 13th at 1:30pm: THE HALLOWEEN TREE Begins

 

"It was a small town by a small river and a small lake in a small northern part of a Midwest state. There wasn’t so much wilderness around you couldn’t see the town. But on the other hand there wasn’t so much town you couldn’t see and feel and touch and smell the wilderness. The town was full of trees. And dry grass and dead flowers now that autumn was here. And full of fences to walk on and sidewalks to skate on and a large ravine to tumble in and yell across. And the town was full of . . . Boys.

 "And it was the afternoon of Halloween."

Ray Bradbury's transformative tale of youth, life, death, and Halloween begins, in the Story Tour format with presenters David Abbot and Caledonia Skytower guiding guests through the story while visiting the elements of the story and Bradbury's work that inspired the region. 

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

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SATURDAY. October 12th at Noon: More RAY'S TALES

 

Caledonia Skytower presents more short stories from the works of Ray Bradbury including stories from Dandelion Wine and The October Country live on stream in the Green Town Park at The Bradbury Project. Today's tale : "The Tarot Witch"

Twelve year-old Douglas Spaulding attempts to avoid death by saving a wax Tarot Witch from a penny arcade.  He is faced with the reality of his mortality and decides to try to find a way to avoid death. He believes that if he can free the Tarot Witch, she will help him live forever. Douglas tells his younger brother, Tom, that the witch needs their help and they set off on an adventure to save her.  

For more information on Ray Bradbury's life and work, visit raybradbury.com.

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THURSDAY October 10th at 9pm: THE RAFT

 

“It’s bigger because it ate Rachel!”

THE RAFT

Stephen King

The Raft is a simple but bone chilling tale about a floating wooden raft in the middle of a deserted lake and the horrors that befall a group of college friends who swim out to it one October day.

Heartbreaking and horrifying, few short stories in horror fiction are as terrifying as The Raft.

STORY REVIEW (spoiler alert):

https://horrornovelreviews.com/2012/10/31/13-days-of-halloween-stephen-king-the-raft-review/

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Novellete: The Raft

Author: Stephen King

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

terror

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

We ourselves do not provide or post text for non-Public Domain stories or books, on this blog, on our websites, YouTube channels, or other repository, except when given explicit permission from the rights holder. The Read-a-Long link on this page is publicly available on the internet. Typically this information be found by a simple Google search for the title of the story. This text is in no way hosted by Storylink Radio or Seanchai Library. Please note that your storyteller may adapt the story for the intended audience, time allotted, dramatic purposes, etc. Efforts are made to remove or adapt instances of foul language from these stories before presenting, certainly no "F-bombs" will be present. However, you may encounter such language as well as potentially disturbing thematic elements in the original text of the story if you choose to follow along with the read-a-long links. Any thematic elements in tonight's telling that we believe some audience members could find objectionable are noted above under "Thematic Elements". It is our hope that audience members will find such elements to be neither extreme nor gratuitous, but rather enhancing to the story overall. We do understand that people's views and values may vary, and so while it is not our intent to provide an exhaustive nor industry compliant list of Thematic Elements of this story, we are attempting to provide a guide that we hope you may find useful if you have such concerns.

THURSDAY October 10th at 7pm: A STRANGE UNCERTAIN LIGHT

 

"Chime folk are rare, but she's a Belfast Girl"
A STRANGE UNCERTAIN LIGHT
A Gothic Folklore Tale by G.V. Anderson
- followed at 9pm by THE RAFT -

Based on the concept of ‘chime children’ from British folklore, this Gothic horror takes place on an aging country estate with shades of Rebecca. Two women’s lives, a century apart, intertwine on these Yorkshire moors. One is Anne, who elopes with a man she barely knows in 1938, and the other is Mary, who’s looking for her lost childhood friend in the 1830s. 

Respectable people, in her experience, recoiled from lunacy.

INTERVIEW with Author & STORY REVIEW (spoiler alert):

https://weightlessbooks.com/interview-g-v-anderson-on-a-strange-uncertain-light/

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*READ-A-LONG:

https://lelaebuis.wordpress.com/2020/03/19/review-of-a-strange-uncertain-light-by-g-v-anderson/

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From: Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine - July/August 2019

Author: G.V. Anderson

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

drug & alcohol use, mental health, archaic asylum, slavery

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

We ourselves do not provide or post text for non-Public Domain stories or books, on this blog, on our websites, YouTube channels, or other repository, except when given explicit permission from the rights holder. The Read-a-Long link on this page is publicly available on the internet. Typically this information be found by a simple Google search for the title of the story. This text is in no way hosted by Storylink Radio or Seanchai Library. Please note that your storyteller may adapt the story for the intended audience, time allotted, dramatic purposes, etc. Efforts are made to remove or adapt instances of foul language from these stories before presenting, certainly no "F-bombs" will be present. However, you may encounter such language as well as potentially disturbing thematic elements in the original text of the story if you choose to follow along with the read-a-long links. Any thematic elements in tonight's telling that we believe some audience members could find objectionable are noted above under "Thematic Elements". It is our hope that audience members will find such elements to be neither extreme nor gratuitous, but rather enhancing to the story overall. We do understand that people's views and values may vary, and so while it is not our intent to provide an exhaustive nor industry compliant list of Thematic Elements of this story, we are attempting to provide a guide that we hope you may find useful if you have such concerns.

THURSDAY October 10th at 6pm: THE YELLOW WALLPAPER

 

"I kept on creeping just the same"

THE YELLOW WALLPAPER

A psychological thriller by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

- followed by more stories at 7pm & 9pm -

One woman's descent into madness when she is confined to a room in her home by her physician husband, as she becomes increasingly obsessed with the yellow wallpaper that adorns the room. A classic in feminist gothic literature set in a colonial mansion during the late 19th century.

STORY REVIEW (spoiler alert):

https://thoughtsonpapyrus.com/2019/03/09/review-the-yellow-wallpaper-by-charlotte-perkins-gilman/

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Book: The Yellow Wallpaper

Author: Charlotte Perkins Gilman

*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:

mental illness, psychological thriller

*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements

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