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Podcast Stories
We've been so happy to now hear Dark Owl Publishing's stories come to life!
Check them out below, and be sure to visit their corresponding books to read more from our amazing authors!
"Not Quite a Deer" by Jonathon Mast
Something's off with the cattle. It could be just the storm spookin' them a little, or it could be something else. Either way, Michah's heard all the campfire stories; there's nothing he's not prepared for.
"Janet, Please" by John S. McFarland
Norman and his wife have been going through a rough patch as of late. Perhaps an old woman seeking work and refuge can help bring the two of them closer...
"Father and Son" by John B. Rosenman
A teenager is relieved to finally be able to reveal his true self to his father, but it doesn't go without unusual consequences.
"Dead House, Dark Spirits" by Gregory L. Norris
A story about a man who sees a light in the abandoned house next to the home where he rents a room... and the curiosity of who, or what, could possibly be there.
(Story begins at 8:25 minutes.)
"A Drink With the Devil" by Jonathon Mast
from Something Wicked This Way Rides
A man returns to his home town to find its disappeared,
and he must win a drinking contest against the Devil to bring it and all its people, including his beloved Bess, back to our world.
"From the Garden" by Laura J. Campbell
from No Lesser Angels, No Greater Devils
A woman struggles with her husband's strange behavior of listening to rocks he gathers from the garden.
"The Little Dead Thing" by John S. McFarland
In letters to his fellow soldier from WWI, a scientist's assistant, newly released from his job, finds a strange,
dead creature at the boarding house he lives in.
"416175" by Laura J. Campbell
from No Lesser Angels, No Greater Devils
A woman out jogging finds a man near death, and he gives her information that will change her job... and her life.
"Mal Ardents" by John S. McFarland
A young man searches for his elderly father in
an abandoned warehouse his father used to own.
(Story begins at 24:00 minutes.)