Tycho Alhambra, a lover of the weird and bizarre, reads his favorite weird fiction stories. Lovecraft, Machen, Blackwood, Chambers. They’re all here.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 798 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaScience FictionFiction |
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Tycho has a fantastic eye for stories and great narrative talent. Worth a listen for sure. To the creator: Your honesty and vulnerability toward the listener are very much heard. One’s own mental health must always come first. Here is one soul from the void wholly wishing you peace. Whatever that means, you are loved. Thank you for all you’ve done and all you will do. <3 a fan.
There are plenty of podcasts today, that offer stories of the weird and eerie, but the consistency of the excellent selections that are here cannot be matched. I’m very lucky that I stumbled across this podcast and I recommend it highly to my friends and family.
Tycho remains the hardest working, most lovable human in podcastland. A terrific weird tales writer too. This is amateur podcasting in the best sense, podcasting done for the love of it (Lat. *amare*, to love). I have discovered many stories on this show, and experienced in full others I'd only heard about. For example, William Hope Hodgson's *The House on the Borderland*, a novel I would have never read on my own. I would not say it's a "good" novel, though there are wonderful elements to it. B... more
I love your podcast , I listen to it from Germany . I find it really entertaining and well narrated . I’m so glad it exists :)
It really is, pretty good…
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This podcast offers a captivating exploration of weird fiction, featuring classic and obscure tales that delve into the bizarre and supernatural. The host, a passionate storyteller, presents works by renowned authors such as H.P. Lovecraft and Arthur Machen, bringing their chilling narratives to life through engaging readings. Episodes include not only short stories but also serialized longer works, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in a variety of eerie narratives. Through personal reflections and commentary, the host connects the themes of these stories to contemporary issues while maintaining a focus on entertainment and artistic expression.
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