Nightmare Fuel Podcast: Episode Fifteen--A Halloween Reading--Kipling's Pool Playing Spectres!

Good Evening...


Tonight's tale is one of ghoulish goings on in the heart of India.


I present to you, as voted by listeners, the Halloween Reading for 2011!


Rudyard Kipling's My Own True Ghost Story.


As always, you can listen to the haunting goodness here. Or, you can download from Archive.org

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Kipling, "I ain't afraid of no bhoots!"

Videos of the Week

An MTV Halloween Classic...Somebody's Watching Me...(And yes, that's The King of Pop on the chorus)

Pumpkin Madness II! Another classic from my childhood.

Happy Halloween, everybody! Now, get into the spirit!

Episode 32--The Phantom Rickshaw

This week, I take you to the dark side of India with Rudyard Kipling's tale of love and revenge, The Phantom Rickshaw


Originally published in 1888, in the anthology The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Eerie Tales, the titular story has become one of the best known, and most reprinted, ghost stories of all time. Kipling's contributions to the horror genre cannot be understated. Though he is best known as the author of The Jungle Book We can also thank him for some intelligent scare fests.

As always, you can listen to the show here, or download it from archive.org
http://www.archive.org/details/TheFlyPaperDungeon--episode32ThePhantomRickshaw


Link of the Week:
The Art of Richard M. Powers
http://members.cox.net/sjrohde/
(The above image was scanned by me, from an old edition of Kipling. It was illustrated by Richard M. Powers. No infringment is intended on the work of this great Sci-Fi and Fantasy artist)