The mysticic's eyes roll back, they're white.

An impossibly deep voice says,

Warning, adult content and situations within.

Proceed with caution.

Pseudopod, episode 927, July 5, 2024.

This week's story, Three Nights with The Angel of Death by Emily Ruth, narrated by Kevin Hayes, audio production by Chelsea Davis, hosted by Alistair Stewart.

Welcome to Sudapod, The Weekly Horror Podcast. This week's story comes to us from Emily Ruth Farona and first appeared in A Long Hallowed Trails, an anthology published by Timber Ghost Press in July of 2003.

Emily Ruth Farona is the author of the novel Midnight on Beacon Street,

published by Harper Perennial in 2024.

She is a Pinch Literary Award winner, a Bramstoker Award nominee,

and a reasoning award finalist with work featured in magazines and anthologies that include

under her eye, under her skin, Mystery Tribune, the

Gastling, Coffin Bell, Rust and Moth, the Jewish Book of Horror and Nightmare magazine.

She lives in New Jersey with a small dog. Your

narrator this week is Kevin M Hayes. Kevin's first real short story, the Thith Stak

Diner won the Parsek Short Story contest in 2001 and he was able to sell it to an

easium called Speculon. He has been published in Parsek Inc's first two triangulation anthologies in 2003 and 2004, and even had

clean limericks in a chat book. He has had stories in The Realm Beyond and TV Gods, both from Fortress Publishing and also a story in Word Publishing's first anthology, Knee Deep in Little Devils.

He is working on another anthology for Word, called Beer beer because your friends aren't that

interesting and he has co-modrated the word writing and critique group for over 10 years

he is deeply involved with Parsec and the Pittsburgh science fiction community on many levels and he has read

several stories for us in the past. So saddle up. We got some ground to cover. And ain't that the truth?

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