WELCOME: The Bradbury Project is Open!


The 2026 Edition of The Bradbury Project is open now through November 3rd, celebrating the work of American author Ray Bradbury, and featuring the novella "The Halloween Tree" from his canon of stories set in fictional Green Town, Illinois. 

Land at the Welcome Center on Main Street in Green Town, where it's perpetually 6:30pm on Halloween Night. Whether it's exploration (the farther you go, the more you find!) music, dance and story events, and trick or treat surprises. 

Check out the dedicated Bradbury Information Page for more!

What's NEW this year?

  •      Community Trick or Treat Parade  (10/15)
  •      "The New House" featuring the history of Halloween in the U.S.
  •      FLICKS in the Park - classic movies of the season, plus the return of "TV Special Night"
  •       StoryLink Radio on the music stream outside of event hours.
  •      A new carousel that you can ride!
  •      Welcome: MOVETO Productions! (Performing 10/16 & 10/25)
  •      Welcome: Singer Austin Moores (Performing 10/7)
  •      Welcome: SL Top Haunted Places Hunt & Tour!
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The Golden Age of Hollywood: July 12 - 19 *FINAL WEEK*

IT'S ALMOST TIME TO SAY GOODBYE to SL23B: but before we sail off into summer, we still have a few stories to share and journeys to take. Seanchai Library celebrates the original works of literature that inspired some of the best films of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

This Week: July 12 - 19

Monday, July 13th @8pm: GENTLEMAN"S AGREEMENT (1947) - Selections with Finn Zeddmore

Tuesday, July14th @7pm: AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956) - Continues with Caledonia Skytower

Wednesday, July 15th @ 7pm: Seanchai Flicks presents AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956) at the Seanchai Movie Night Theater

Thursday, July 16th @7pm: AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956) - Concludes with Caledonia Skytower

Seanchai Library at Nowhereville

Seanchai Library's Community Exhibit at SL23B

~ Slainte'

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The Golden Age of Hollywood Series: July 6 - 12


WE HAVE MORE STORIES TO SHARE! Seanchai's Golden Age of Hollywood Series, celebrating SL23B's theme for this year. Seanchai Library celebrates the original works of literature that inspired some of the best films of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

This Week: July 6 - 12

Tuesday, July 7th @7pm: MRS. MINIVER (1942) - Selection with Finn Zeddmore

Wednesday, July 8th @ 7pm: Seanchai Flicks presents AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (1951) at the Seanchai Movie Night Theater

Thursday, July 9th @7pm: THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (1946) - Selection with Finn Zeddmore

Sunday, July 12th @ 2pm VCradio Presents "Award-Winning Songs of Hollywood's Golden Age" Part 2, Music with Caledonia Skytower at SL23B 

Seanchai Library at Nowhereville

Seanchai Library's Community Exhibit at SL23B

~ Slainte'

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The Golden Age of Hollywood Series: June 29 - July 5

 

SEANCHAI LIBRARY'S Golden Age of Hollywood Series, celebrating SL23B's theme for this year. Seanchai Library celebrates the original works of literature that inspired some of the best films of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

This Week: June 29-July 5

Tuesday, June 30th @7pm: AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956) - Part 1 

Wednesday, July 1st @ 7pm: Seanchai Flicks presents GOING MY WAY (1944) at the Seanchai Movie Night Theater

Sunday, July 5th @ 2pm VCradio Presents FIRST SUNDAY "Award-Winning Songs of Hollywood's Golden Age" Part 1, Music with Caledonia Skytower at SL23B 

Seanchai Library at Nowhereville

Seanchai Library's Community Exhibit at SL23B

~ Slainte'

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The Golden Age of Hollywood Series - June 22-28

 

SEANCHAI LIBRARY'S Golden Age of Hollywood Series, celebrating SL23B's theme for this year. Seanchai Library celebrates the original works of literature that inspired some of the best films of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

This Week: June 21-28

Tuesday, June 23rd @7pm: REBECCA (1940) Selections  with Shandon at SL23B   

Wednesday, June 24th @ 7pm: Seanchai Flicks presents CASABLANCA (1943)  at the Seanchai Movie Night Theater

Thursday, June 25th  @ 7pm: HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY  (1941) Selections with Caledonia at SL23B 

Sunday, June 28th  @ 2pm: VCradio Presents CLASSIC SOUNDTRACKS, Music with Elrik Merlin at SL23B 

Seanchai Library at Nowhereville

Seanchai Library's Community Exhibit at SL23B

~ Slainte'


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Tuesday June 23rd 7:00pm PT: Haunting Echoes of Manderley

 


Haunting Echoes of Manderley

Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.


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Step into the shadows of Manderley in “Haunting Echoes of Manderley”, a taut, breathless audio-Gothic reading from Daphne du Maurier's masterpiece, ‘Rebecca’. When a young, inexperienced bride marries the enigmatic Maxim de Winter, she believes she has found her happily-ever-after. But upon arriving at his isolated coastal estate, she is plunged into a chilling nightmare. Hunted by the suffocating memory of Maxim's first wife, Rebecca, and tormented by the sinister housekeeper Mrs. Danvers, the new Mrs. de Winter must fight to survive a labyrinth of psychological dread. Stripped to its pounding, relentless heart, this immersive reading accelerates the suspense to a fiery, unforgettable climax.



Join Us Live At:
Seanchai's Parcel @ SL23B in Second Life
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nowhereville/204/44/27
&
Storylink Radio Estate in Opensim
https://bit.ly/slr-storylink

Questions?
visit: www.StorylinkRadio.com or email: admin@storylinkradio.com


*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
Isolation, Liminality, Psychological Dread


*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. Read-a-Long links on this page are 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. 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 may find concerning 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.

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Thursday June 18th 7:00pm PT: Flames Over Tara

   


Flames Over Tara
After all, tomorrow is another day.
The Seanchai Library proudly honors Hollywood's Golden Age with Flames Over Tara, an immersive, 60 minute, four-act duet reading of Margaret Mitchell’s sweeping masterpiece.

Stripped down to its intense emotional core, our story follows Scarlett’s desperate journey from the idyllic plantations of her youth through the burning hellscape of Atlanta, the haunted ruins of Tara, and finally to her devastating final confrontation. 
Don’t miss this epic tale of survival and the unbreakable "Irish soul"!

Join Us Live At:
Seanchai's Parcel @ SL23B in Second Life
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nowhereville/204/44/27

Or Listen Anywhere on Storylink Radio:
click!> Storylink Radio <click!


Questions?
visit: www.StorylinkRadio.com or email: admin@storylinkradio.com


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*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
War, Romance, Gothic, Grapes, Wanton Drapery Repurposing


*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. Read-a-Long links on this page are 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. 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 may find concerning 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.

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Seanchai Library Update: Stories, Birthdays, & Stuff

 


It's March, and already we're back in the story-reading business after our Standard winter hiatus.

Shandon thrilled with a new story, The Seanchai's Shadow, and Caledonia has been charming with Allen Levi's Theo of Golden. 

THIS WEEK, Theo of Golden will continue on Tuesday, March 17th (St. Patrick's Day!) at 7pm slt. Following immediately will be a Library tradition, the annual presentation of Irish author Maurice Walsh's short story The Quiet Man. Seanchai Flicks on Wednesday night March 18th will screen the Academy Award-winning 1951 film based on the short story at 7pm slt.

Seanchai Library's Birthday Celebration has been postponed (due to Rl doing that RL thing) till Sunday afternoon, April 12th. Mark your calendar and plan on joining us to celebrate stories in The Glen at 1pm that day.

~Slainte'

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Thursday March 12th at 7:00pm: ☘️ The Seanchaí's Shadow

 

The Seanchaí's Shadow

It's Friday the 13th in the bogs.
The silence is chilling, but the seanchaí’s story is louder.

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 On Friday the 13th, just four days before St. Patrick's Day, in the desolate bogs of modern Ireland, a person vanishes without a trace, leaving behind an empty room and a chilling silence. But where the police see a cold case, folklore student Sarah sees a pattern—one written in the ink of a century-old manuscript.

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Join Us Live At:
Ceiliuradh Glen in Second Life
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nowhereville/204/44/27
&
Newgrange at Storylink Radio Estate in Opensim
https://bit.ly/slr-storylink
hop://grid.kitely.com:8002/StorylinkRadio/76/210/22
&
Storylink Radio Youtube Channel:
www.youtube.com/StorylinkRadio

Questions?
visit: www.StorylinkRadio.com or email: admin@storylinkradio.com


*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
Folklore, Isolation, Ancestry, Liminality, Omens


*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. Read-a-Long links on this page are 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. 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 may find concerning 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.

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Saturday February 14th at 1:00pm: ❤️ Vignettes from the Vintage Heart

 
Step Into the Attic
Vignettes 
from the Vintage Heart
"Because consciousness isn't about surviving, it’s about being witnessed."



 Vignettes from the Vintage Heart

What happens to the love letters that never get sent?
Where do the old songs go when the radio is turned off?

This Valentine's season, Storylink Radio invites you to step out of the noise of the modern world and into the quiet sanctuary of the past. Join us for a special live event:
"Vignettes from the Vintage Heart."

Our guide for the evening is Arthur—a traveler through time who collects memories like others collect stamps. He has opened his dusty cedar chest to share a collection of interconnected tales spanning a century of romance. Together, we will visit a 1950s projectionist’s booth on its final night, wait for a ghost train in a fog-drenched station, and even drift through the cold expanse of space with only a jazz record for company.

It’s an evening of noir, whimsy, and deep nostalgia, broadcast live across the virtual worlds of Second Life and Kitely, and streaming directly to YouTube.


Join Us Live At:
Arthur's Attic in Second Life


*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
love, romance, loss, joy, saudade


*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. Read-a-Long links on this page are 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. 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 may find concerning 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.

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Tuesday January 20th at 7:00pm: 💀 ᗷᖇᗩᗪᗷᑌᖇY & ᑭOE: THE LIBRARY OF DUST: Beyond the House of Usher

  

💀 ᗷᖇᗩᗪᗷᑌᖇY & ᑭOE

The Library of Dust

What happens when the stories we burn refuse to die?

📺
Check out our "Martian Gothic" vibe Teaser!

In celebration of Edgar Allan Poe’s birthday, Storylink Radio and the Seanchai Library invite you to cross sixty million miles of space for a haunting unlike any other. In 1950, Ray Bradbury gave us 'Usher II'—a tale of a man who built a masterpiece of gothic vengeance on the red sands of Mars . 
Now, we present the full, expanded tetralogy:
The Library of Dust:
Beyond the House of Usher
Follow William Thomas Stendahl and Joseph 'Pip' Pikes from the soot-choked libraries of the Great Fire on Earth to the silent lava tubes of the Blue Mountains. Experience the original classic reimagined with new layers of lore, from the secret bargains of childhood to the 'Library of Dust' that seeds the future of a new generation. It is a story of masks, metaphors, and a mechanical bat flapping in the October hush of the red dunes . Join us live across Second Life, Opensim Kitely, and YouTube for a masterclass in immersive storytelling.

The Red Death is coming...                              
                       but this time, it’s the imagination.

Join Us Live At:
Seanchai Library in Second Life
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nowhereville/204/44/27
&
Storylink Radio Estate in Opensim
https://bit.ly/slr-octoberworld
&
Storylink Radio Youtube Channel:
www.youtube.com/StorylinkRadio

Questions?
visit: www.StorylinkRadio.com or email: admin@storylinkradio.com


*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
book burning, murder most foul, haunts, dystopian futures


*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. Read-a-Long links on this page are 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. 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 may find concerning 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.

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THIS WEEK at The Dickens Project: December 19 - 24



It's Carol Weekend at The Dickens Project, with story tours, the new Catalyst show "Scrooge's Story" and more seasonal delights.

Check out these events, or come hang out with a balloon ride, a tour on the horse cart with "Famous & Beloved" Bay Rum Royal, explore the Prince Albert Museum, or take a self-guided tour of "A Christmas Carol" using our audio HUD and Interactive Map.

Friday, December 19th

  • @ 9 am - The Community Virtual Library hosts the Non-Profit Commons Holiday skating Party
  • @ 1 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Stave One: Marley's Ghost"
  • @ 4 pm - A VERY MISFIT CHRISTMAS presented by Misfit Performance Arts
  • @ 7 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Stave One: Marley's Ghost"

Saturday, December 20th

  • @ 11 am - Open art Show Celebration with DJ Nicholas Patrono
  • @ 1 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Stave Two: The First of Three Spirits"
  • @ 3 pm - *CATALYST* presents "Scrooge's Story" an artistic, whimsical interpretation of Charles Dickens classic
  • @ 5 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Stave Two: The First of Three Spirits"

Sunday, December 21st

  • @ 1 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Stave Three: The Second of Three Spirits"
  • @ 3 pm - A VERY MISFIT CHRISTMAS presented by Misfit Performance Arts
  • @ 5 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Stave Three: The Second of Three Spirits"

Monday, December 22nd

  • @ 1 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour "Staves Four & Five: The Last of The Spirits & The End of It"
  • @ 4 pm - *CATALYST* presents "Scrooge's Story" an artistic, whimsical interpretation of Charles Dickens classic
  • @7 pm - A CHRISTMAS CAROL Story Tour  "Staves Four & Five: The Last of The Spirits & The End of It"

Tuesday, December 23rd

  • @ 1:45 pm - WOOTMAS! It's the Raglan Shire Tiny Carolers!
  • @ 2 pm - "Through A Christmas Carol" with Sam Ghoul, Part 2

Wednesday, December 24th

  • @ 2 - 4 pm - Christmas Eve Skating Party with DJ Caledonia Skytower
Teleports available from the Welcome Area 
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THIS WEEK at The Dickens Project: December 11 - 17

 

We're swinging into high-event-gear on Dickens Project & Dickens Harbour with a very full week of events and activities as we step ever closer to the Holidays.

Check out these events, or come hang out with a balloon ride, a tour on the horse cart with "Famous & Beloved" Bay Rum Royal, explore the Prince Albert Museum, or take a self-guided tour of "A Christmas Carol" using our audio HUD and Interactive Map.

Thursday, December 11th

The Community Virtual Library hosts three tour groups today!

  • @ 9am - The Caledon Sci-Fi Literature Group
  • @ 9am - The Virtual Worlds Education Roundtable
  • @ 5pm - The Caledon Sci-Fi Literature Group

Friday, December 12th

  • @ Noon - Corwyn Allen, Live!
  • @ 7-9pm - eClipse at Dickens - DJ Momma with "Holiday Swing" at Fezziwig's

Saturday, December 13th

  • @ 1pm - Mr. Dickens' Tales: Guest, Klannex Northmead
  • @ 7-9pm - eClipse at Dickens - DJ Iniry with "Rockin' Around Dickens" at The Opera House

Sunday, December 14th

  • @ 11am - Angelicus Boy Choir at Christmas Past Field
  • @ 2-4:45pm - "Through A Christmas Carol" with Sam Ghoul - Part 1
  • @ 7-9pm - eClipse at Dickens - DJ Cale with "The Christmas Albums" at The Skating Pond

Monday, December 15th

  • @ 7-9pm - eClipse at Dickens - DJ JAdmiral with "Holiday Formal" at The Opera House

Tuesday, December 16th

  • No Events (we have to rest sometime!)

Wednesday, December 17th

  • @ 10am - Community Virtual Library Tour: ACRL Virtual Worlds Interest Group
  • @ 6:30pm - 8:30pm - Seanchai Flicks at Dickens - Christmas/Holiday Specials!
Teleports available from the Welcome Area 

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THURSDAY November 27th at 10am: ALICES RESTAURANT MASSACREE

      

ALICE'S RESTAURANT MASSACREE
The song is one of Arlo Guthrie's most prominent works, based on a true incident from his life that began on Thanksgiving Day 1965 with a citation for littering, and ended with the refusal of the U.S. Army to draft him because of his conviction for that crime. The ironic punch line of the story is that, in the words of Guthrie, "I'm sittin' here on the Group W bench 'cause you want to know if I'm moral enough to join the Army - burn women, kids, houses and villages - after bein' a litterbug." The final part of the song is an encouragement for the listeners to sing along, to resist the draft, and to end war.

The "song" is in fact a spoken monologue, presented by Shandon Loring today for your listening pleasure or just to groan at and be Thankful when it's over.

Seanchai Library in Second Life
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nowhereville/204/44/27

Storylink Radio Estate in Opensim
https://bit.ly/slr-octoberworld

LIVE ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/StorylinkRadio

Read About RL Alice Brock:
https://www.wbur.org/news/2024/11/22/alice-brock-alices-restaurant-dies

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Thursday October 30th at 7:00pm: GHASTLY LITTLE GHOSTS

An Evening of Unforgettable Hauntings...

100 Ghastly Little Ghosts

Step into the flickering candlelight as we present an evening of 100 four classic ghost stories, each one a chilling masterpiece in its own right. We will journey from the haunted nursery to the open sea, exploring the delicate and devastating dance between the living and the dead.

Your spine-tingling itinerary includes:

    A GHOST CHILD by Bernard Capes: A tale of psychological dread that unearths a chilling, heartbreaking legacy.
    DUST by Edna Goit Brintnall: A story that finds terror in the most mundane places.
    MANDOLIN by Will Charles Oursler: A mystery accompanied by an unsettling melody from beyond the grave.
    THE GHOST SHIP by Richard Middleton: A whimsical yet macabre tale of a phantom vessel and its spectral crew. 

Join us, if you dare, and experience the classic chill of these timeless tales.


Join Us Live At:
Seanchai Library in Second Life
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nowhereville/204/44/27
&
Storylink Radio Estate in Opensim
https://bit.ly/slr-octoberworld
&
Storylink Radio Youtube Channel:
www.youtube.com/StorylinkRadio

Questions?
visit: www.StorylinkRadio.com or email: admin@storylinkradio.com


*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
ghosts, haunts, death, turnips


*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. Read-a-Long links on this page are 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. 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 may find concerning 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.

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