
A jaded lawyer, on the payroll of a nameless corporate entity, travels the backroads of modern day America on a mission to unearth a mysterious object simply called "the Package." The only clues to its whereabouts are a disjointed series of notes and records compiled by an obscure 1980's pulp fiction writer who traveled the same roads half a century ago and wrote under the pen name Dick Nash.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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The year is 1983. One man's thoughtless act of cruelty begets a persistent entity that can plot, target, and act.
During the dawn of acid rain and superfund sites, a disgraced lawyer takes a security guard job at an anomalous waste facility right on the edge of his hometown.
Sitting in front of his old Smith Corona portable typewriter, Dick Nash hammers out what he hopes to be the next Great American Novel.
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Every episode is a wild ride - kinda like X-Files without Agent Skully. Love the late ‘60s/early ‘70s gritty noir vibe, and the stories are really intense!
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Exploring the eerie and unsettling territory of modern America, narratives unfold through the experiences of a jaded lawyer who endeavors to uncover a mysterious object referred to as 'the Package.' The stories, layered with elements of horror, suspense, and the supernatural, weave together clues from the fragmented writings of an obscure 1980s pulp fiction author known as Dick Nash. From tales that hint at dark secrets of past lives to explorations of economic decay and the grotesque consequences of industrialization, each episode pulls listeners into a world filled with anxiety and mystery. Unique storytelling combined with chilling atmosphere distinguishes this series, making it a captivating experience for fans of fiction and the uncann... more
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