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Showing posts with label podcasting. Show all posts

Monday, April 8, 2024

Horror comes to the Tale Teller Club and it is Scary so keep the lights on #horror #books #audiobooks




πŸ’€ The Black Madonna - A. W. Wyville Horror 🧟‍♀️ Shorts Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror


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25 Mar, 2024 - 11:20

Three Storied House - A. W. Wyville Horror Shorts Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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26 Mar, 2024 - 09:57

If You Sleep- Mitchell, Horror πŸ’€ Short Story Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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26 Mar, 2024 - 11:23

Tale by Fire: Bird, Horror πŸ’€ Short Story Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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26 Mar, 2024 - 28:00

Unreal Reality: BT Take, Horror πŸ’€ Short Story Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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27 Mar, 2024 - 25:16

Hermit of Ghost Mountain: Miller, Horror πŸ’€ Short Story Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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27 Mar, 2024 - 21:39

Unseen Unfeared: Stevens, Horror πŸ’€ Short Story Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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28 Mar, 2024 - 39:15

πŸ’€ Oh Whistle and I'll Come Horror 🧟‍♀️ Shorts Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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29 Mar, 2024 - 41:59

πŸ’€ The Shadow on the Wall, Freeman, Horror 🧟‍♀️ Shorts Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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29 Mar, 2024 - 25:52

πŸ’€ The Ninth Skeleton, Smith, Horror 🧟‍♀️ Shorts Free Audiobooks #taletellerhorror
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29 Mar, 2024 - 11:47

πŸ’€ The Closing Hand, Horror 🧟‍♀️ Shorts Free Audiobooks Podcasting #taletellerhorror
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30 Mar, 2024 - 06:27


Monday, March 25, 2024

Welcome to Tale Teller Horror, the best horror library we know!



Finally, we have our own show!

Daily stories to spook and share.

Lady Horror


Horror is a captivating genre of fiction that aims to unsettle, frighten, or terrify its audience. Let’s delve into the eerie depths of this spine-chilling realm: Definition and Purpose: Horror fiction is crafted to evoke feelings of fear, dread, repulsion, and terror in readers. It creates an atmosphere that lingers, leaving an indelible mark on the psyche. Literary historian J. A. Cuddon described horror stories as “pieces of fiction in prose that shock, frighten, or induce repulsion or loathing” 1 . The genre intends to disturb the comfortable, exploring the darkest corners of human experience. Sub-Genres: Psychological Horror: Delves into the human mind, emphasizing psychological torment, paranoia, and inner demons. Supernatural Horror: Explores the otherworldly—ghosts, demons, vampires, and malevolent forces beyond our understanding. Historical Roots: Ancient origins: Folklore and religious traditions featured beings like demons, witches, vampires, werewolves, and ghosts. Greek and Roman works influenced European horror fiction. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein drew inspiration from ancient tales 1 . Themes and Elements: Monsters: From classic vampires to modern-day zombies, monsters embody primal fears. Apocalyptic Events: Cataclysms, pandemics, and world-ending scenarios heighten tension. Religious and Folk Beliefs: Evil spirits, curses, and supernatural phenomena. Psychopaths and Serial Killers: Real-world horrors manifest in fictional psychopaths. Sexual Deviancy, Gore, and Torture: Shocking and visceral elements. The Uncanny: Everyday objects turned menacing (killer toys, evil clowns). Cults, Cannibalism, and Dystopia: Societal fears magnified. Horror in Film: Horror films seek to elicit fear or disgust for entertainment. Explore dark subjects, transgressive themes, and taboo topics. Monsters, apocalyptic scenarios, and religious beliefs abound 2 . Impact and Reflection: Horror often reflects societal anxieties and collective fears. The central villain or threat embodies these fears. Through horror, we confront the unknown, the forbidden, and our own mortality. So, brace yourself—the shadows are lengthening, and the night awaits. πŸŒ‘πŸ•―️πŸ‘»read more

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