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Here at Leeward Multimedia, we keep only our current season’s posts available to read here. We post a new spine-tingling tale on the 14th and 28th of every month, so be sure and come back for more. We include a carefully crafted biography of each of our favorite authors along with their work. If you would like to read our past season’s work or you would like to support our continued work, please consider joining our Patreon Supporters.
Season 1
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The 9:30 Up-Train – Sabine Baring-Gould
The 9:30 Up-Train by Sabine Baring-Gould was first published in the British Literary magazine ‘Once a Week’ in their 1863 edition. So Tuck In and enjoy as we play out this classic tale of a man on a quest to track down a local ghostly phenomenon.
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The Spectre Bride – William Harrison Ainsworth
The Spectre Bride is a short tale by William Harrison Ainsworth, who was purportedly only sixteen years of age when penned. This story was first published in ‘The European Magazine’ in 1821 under the name ‘The Baron’s Bridal.’ So tuck in, and enjoy this tale presented by Tuck in With MacTavish, as a young woman falls for a very wrong bridegroom!
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Dagon – H. P. Lovecraft
Dagon, a short story by noted author H. P. Lovecraft, was purportedly written in 1917 but was first published in the 1919 edition of The Vagrant (issue 11). So tuck in, and enjoy this tale presented by Tuck in With MacTavish, of an officer during World War I, as he relates an incident as only a tortured, morphine-addicted man can…