Stories of cosmic and existential horror. Written and performed by Jeffrey Walker. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/acephale Merch: https://acephalehorrorfiction.com/store Instagram: @acephalehorrorfiction Twitter: @jeffwalkersdead Contact: acephalehf@gmail.com Cover art by Alex McGrath @fractaltaco
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Fiction |
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Quiet understated horror at its finest. I never miss an episode- in fact, I have listened to most of them multiple times. Highly recommend!
Hi Jeff! Let me first say i have been listening from episode one, and you are undoubtedly one of the most eloquent, genuine and talented writers in the oversaturated horror fiction genre. Truly, you are up there with Soren Narnia and WNMTK. I also listened to solace, and I think you have the makings of an incredible novel there. Just a quick note, and I’m not certain it’s intentional, but in your new epilogue, you use the phrase “good riddance” when you’re addressing what I think is your listene... more
Wow! My favorite episode . You really dug deep on this one, Sir !!
"Jeff Dies at the End"... I'm really enjoying the stories, and the non-intrusive ad placement keeps the immersion unbroken, which is a huge deal. But as a critique, there are too many instances of the 1st person narrator perishing at the conclusion, a literary device which I've never been very fond of. It makes for a good surprise when used sparingly but I'm 12 episodes in and this has occurred in at least 4 stories now. Anyway, these stories make for great listening so please keep at it!
I listen to A LOT of horror fiction podcasts. I stumbled upon this one through a recommendation from ‘Shadows at the door’ and it took me a while to get around to starting it. After the first episode, I was hooked! After powering through every episode over the past week, I am about to head over to Patreon to support. more
Apple Podcasts | #144 | United States/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #129 | United Kingdom/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #139 | Canada/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #14 | Finland/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #59 | Sweden/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #70 | Poland/Fiction |
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