by Mr. S.
Lost Literature is a podcast dedicated to dramatic readings of horror, mystery, and suspense stories found in the Public Domain. Lost Literature is currently on hiatus, will return summer of 2022. *Content may not be appropriate for all audiences. Horror stories can get weird*
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2/23/2020
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August 4, 2020
<p>Welcome to the sixth episode of Lost Literature, a podcast dedicated to dramatic readings of horror, mystery, and suspense stories taken from the Public Domain.</p> <p>In Episode 6 I read the second third of Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan, published in 1894.</p> <p>This is a much longer story than any I've read before on the show, so it will be split into 3 parts.</p> <p>A special thank you to Project Gutenberg (https://www.gutenberg.org/) and Incompetech (https://incompetech.com/) for the resources and stories.</p> <p>Lost Literature will update every other week!</p>
May 17, 2020
<p>Welcome to the fifth episode of Lost Literature, a podcast dedicated to dramatic readings of horror, mystery, and suspense stories taken from the Public Domain.</p> <p>In Episode 5 I read the first third of Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan, published in 1894. </p> <p>This is a much longer story than any I've read before on the show, so it will be split into 3 parts.</p> <p>I would like to apologize for the significant delay in recording, but Coronavirus affecting my professional life, combined with oral surgery and recovery time affected my ability to read and record. I am back on track however!</p> <p>A special thank you to Project Gutenberg (https://www.gutenberg.org/) and Incompetech (https://incompetech.com/) for the resources and stories.</p> <p>Lost Literature will update every other week!</p>
April 12, 2020
<p>Welcome to the fourth episode of Lost Literature, a podcast dedicated to dramatic readings of horror, mystery, and suspense stories taken from the Public Domain.</p> <p>Episode 4 focuses on the short story Each Man Kills by Victoria Glad, first published in Weird Tales March 1951.</p> <p>A special thank you to Project Gutenberg (https://www.gutenberg.org/) and Incompetech (https://incompetech.com/) for the resources and stories.</p> <p>Lost Literature will update every other week!</p>
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Lost Literature is a podcast dedicated to dramatic readings of horror, mystery, and suspense stories found in the Public Domain.
Lost Literature is currently on hiatus, will return summer of 2022.
Content may not be appropriate for all audiences. Horror stories can get weird
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