14 Feb Bonus Episode – Bedtime and Other Tales of Terror
In this special bonus episode of The Nosleep Podcast, we feature three tales from author Michael Whitehouse. These stories are a part of his upcoming novel entitled, “Bedtime and Other Tales of Terror”.
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All stories written by Michael Whitehouse.
“Bedtime“ read by David Cummings (Redditor MikeRowPhone).
“Tunnels“ read by David Cummings (Redditor MikeRowPhone).
“Forgotten Valentine“ read by Michael Whitehouse (Redditor Mike_Rants).
Podcast produced by: David Cummings (Redditor MikeRowPhone).
Music by: David Cummings
This podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons License 2013.
Nick
Posted at 14:28h, 14 FebruaryAmazing stories! I will definitely be purchasing a copy and recommending it to my friends when it becomes available. I just wish I hadn’t missed the crowdsource campaign in order to donate towards it’s production.
David, another perfect narration with incredible music and audio effects. You are the best in the business!
Kat
Posted at 08:56h, 15 FebruaryThis is a great episode! I love the writing, and I definitely vote for having Mr. Whitehouse narrate another of his stories for us. Such a beautiful voice!
Dan
Posted at 21:41h, 15 FebruaryThe last story was tragic yet beautiful all at the same time! So much emotion and passion, it overwhelmed me a filled my heart! Michael, you have a way with words and you words carve gorgeous visuals in our minds! May you continue to be healthy and write many more literate works of art!
JAMISON
Posted at 04:30h, 17 Februarythis is i think the best so far
celo
Posted at 22:33h, 18 Februaryforgotten valentine is an incredible story.
Frothy_Ham
Posted at 22:54h, 18 FebruaryDat accent *melts*
Ian
Posted at 14:29h, 14 MarchHe should’ve gotten a tempur-pedic.
AtemAndrew
Posted at 11:08h, 02 JulyThe first game in this episode, Bedtime, was actually made into a game, called ‘It Moves’ (http://rpgmaker.net/games/6022/). While a ton of the text is lifted from the story, and it features many of the aspects of the story, it also has a ton of completely original dream sequences.
Simon Brake
Posted at 12:26h, 21 SeptemberSlowly catching up with these, but had to say that Bedtime was particularly evocative, since I used to have recurring nightmares about a nightmare that lived within the walls of my bedroom. Thanks for the memories!
Simon Brake
Posted at 15:33h, 21 SeptemberForgotten Valentine, on the other hand, is simply beautiful. Incredible. Thank you.
Lainie Lamb
Posted at 19:12h, 22 JanuaryThis is one of the best so far!
Gabriel
Posted at 16:09h, 28 Aprilthis episode was really fantastic! so far it is my favorite. thank you for sharing
Anonymous
Posted at 20:52h, 21 MayForgotten Valentine. Brilliant. Evocative. Drawn right into the moment.