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Wrapped in Plastic was written by Robert P. Ottone and is featured in his new collection, WRAPPED IN PLASTIC AND OTHER SWEET NOTHINGS. Released on Oct 27th, 2023. To purchase this amazing collection head to the link in the episode notes.

Wrapped in Plastic and Other Sweet Nothings is published by Journalstone

https://journalstone.com/bookstore/wrapped-in-plastic/

Also available from Robert is Curse of the Cob Man, published by Weird House Press.

https://weirdhousepress.com/products/curse-of-the-cob-man-by-robert-ottone

Narrator and David were performed by Phoenix Fire - https://www.youtube.com/@backtoashes_yt

Dead Girl was performed by Lauren Kong https://laurenkong.carrd.co/

Kelly was performed by Glenda Villamar - http://glendavillamarvoiceover.com/

Detective and Brody were performed by James Barnett (Jimmy Horrors) – www.jamesbarnettcreative.com

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett.

The Night’s End Halloween theme was composed by Duncan Muggleton. For more from Duncan, head to www.twitter.com/duncanmuggleton

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

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Bedtime Story was written by Seth Augenstein. Seth Augenstein is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. His debut novel, Project 137 (2019) was called “an involving, tense and visceral near-future thriller” by Kirkus, and it won a Readers Favorite award. His second novel, Lama with a Gun (2022) was called an “exhaustively researched, bloody, and compelling work of historical fiction” by Kirkus. His short stories have appeared in more than a dozen magazines and fiction podcasts, including Writer's Digest, The Grey Rooms podcast, The Molotov Cocktail, and others. He spent a decade writing for New Jersey newspapers, most recently at The Star-Ledger. He picked up some state journalism awards, along travels to crime scenes, hospital operating rooms, natural disasters, funerals, and quiet homes. He was also the editor of Forensic Magazine, a tour guide at the James Joyce Centre, and a student in Saul Bellow’s final class. Now he lives on a rocky ridge in New Jersey with his wife, daughters, dog named Mishima, and cats.

This episode was narrated by James Barnett AKA Jimmy Horrors who is the creater and producer of The Night’s End, After the Gloaming, and is a frequent producer on Hawk and Cleaver’s, The Other Stories. Most recently their 2023 Halloween Special – Dream.

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett.

The Night’s End Halloween theme was composed by Duncan Muggleton. For more from Duncan, head to www.twitter.com/duncanmuggleton

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

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Friendsgiving was written by Seth Augenstein. Seth Augenstein is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. His debut novel, Project 137 (2019) was called “an involving, tense and visceral near-future thriller” by Kirkus, and it won a Readers Favorite award. His second novel, Lama with a Gun (2022) was called an “exhaustively researched, bloody, and compelling work of historical fiction” by Kirkus. His short stories have appeared in more than a dozen magazines and fiction podcasts, including Writer's Digest, The Grey Rooms podcast, The Molotov Cocktail, and others. He spent a decade writing for New Jersey newspapers, most recently at The Star-Ledger. He picked up some state journalism awards, along travels to crime scenes, hospital operating rooms, natural disasters, funerals, and quiet homes. He was also the editor of Forensic Magazine, a tour guide at the James Joyce Centre, and a student in Saul Bellow’s final class. Now he lives on a rocky ridge in New Jersey with his wife, daughters, dog named Mishima, and cats.

This episode was narrated by Joshua Boucher.

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett.

The Night’s End Halloween theme was composed by Duncan Muggleton. For more from Duncan, head to www.twitter.com/duncanmuggleton

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett.

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“Your Horror Show” is a biweekly multicast anthology series hosted by Mr. Graves.

“Bullet” is the first episode of season 1 and is about a hitman who finds himself confronted with the ghosts of his past.

Cast:

Mr Graves - Ryan Joseph Murphy

Earl Green - Dominic Oliver

Charlie, Nick & Police Officer - Bradley Walker

Maggie & News Reporter - Veronica Barrera

Jerry Rose - ?

Written and Directed by Ryan Joseph Murphy

Sound Design: Chase Rossner

Intro Sound Design: Brad Colbroock

Intro Music: Edith Mudge

Artwork by Ghostly

Special Thanks: Thomas Diaz

Produced by: Jonathan Graves, Sade Sellers, Gavin Michael Booth & Audiotorium

CW: Gun violence, explicit language

Preview of the first episode of After the Gloaming, a Dissonance Media production. If you enjoy what you hear, please head over and subscribe to help support our work. Enjoy!

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"After the Gloaming is a production of Dissonance Media and The Other Stories. Scarecrow for Mason Bradley was written by Charlie Maliha whose pronouns are he/him or they/them. Charlie Maliha is a queer trans author who specializes in horror and speculative fiction. Pulling from his background in art history and occult studies, Charlie’s work explores themes of chaos, belonging, and superstition. As a trans author, Charlie highlights the experiences of queer and trans characters and writes the representation he wishes to see in horror. When he’s not writing, Charlie can be found sketching or napping with his two cats. Follow him on Twitter for more screams @deusexmaliha Evelyn was performed by Bridgett Howard from the Thirteen podcast. For other atmospheric, slow burn spooky stories, go and check it out at www.thirteenpodcast.com or search Thirteen podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Grandpa was performed by Jerry Harris Grandma was performed by Rebecca Struzyna from the West London Witch podcast - https://pod.link/1525983141 Mason Bradley was performed by Phoenix Fire from Back to Ashes and Phoenix Fire Narrations on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@backtoashes_yt Scarecrow was performed by James Barnett Henry Blackwood was performed by Xander Zweig Shelly Stevenson was performed by Alexandra Elroy After the Gloaming script was written by James Barnett. Sound production and editing was completed by James Barnett. Theme music was scored by Duncan Muggleton and produced by James Barnett. Music and sound effects were provided by: Epidemic Sound, Sound Stripe, and Freesound.org. If you have enjoyed the episode, please spread the word to anyone you feel may enjoy it and please support the show by leaving a review and giving it a 5-star rating. To support the show and gain access to all episodes now, ad-free, head over to www.patreon.com/nightsendpodcast This episode is brought to you with a Creative Commons – Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives license. Don’t change it. Don’t sell it. But by all means… share the hell out of it. Stay Horrific, everyone!"

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Cameron Wood was written by Robert Pettus. Robert Pettus is an English as a Second Language teacher at the University of Cincinnati. Previously, he taught for four years in a combination of rural Thailand and Moscow, Russia. He was most recently accepted for publication at White Cat Publications, Kaidankai, Short-Story.me, Savage Planet, Tall Tale TV, The Corner Bar, A Thin Line of Anxiety, Schlock, Black Petals, Inscape Literary Journal of Morehead State University, Yellow Mama, Apocalypse-Confidential, Mystery Tribune, Blood Moon Rising, and The Green Shoes Sanctuary.

This episode was narrated by PhoenixFire. For more narrations by PhoenixFire head over to https://www.youtube.com/PhoenixFireNarrations or http://www.youtube.com/backtoashes_yt

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett

Please support us by leaving a review and a 5-star rating. Or tell a friend about us who you think would be interested in scary stories.

If you aren’t already aware, Night’s End has released a horror-themed apparel line called, Stay Horrific. There are horror-themed t-shirts, mugs, dresses, socks, all the good stuff. Go and check it out now.

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Who is the Witch? A tale of moral value and the lengths some will go to save others.

The Witch was written by James Barnett. James is a writer, narrator, editor, podcast producer, and reluctant Transport Manager. For more work from James, head to www.jamesbarnettcreative.com

To connect with him on Twitter and Instagram, follow @jimmyhorrors

Allegra/Samara/High Priestess were performed by Rebecca Struzyna from the podcast The West London Witch.

David was performed by Scott Davidson.

The Townsperson, The Stranger, and Jimmy Horrors were performed by James Barnett.

The Mayor was performed by Interscare – head to www.youtube.com/interscare

Nathaniel was performed by Bryan Jeans

Alexander was performed by Phoenix Fire from the YouTube channel, Phoenix Fire Narrations – www.youtube.com/channel/UCNXbJVw6m1GQwEF5JBSP6ew

Mary, Edward, and Elizabeth were performed by Zoe, Mike, and Evie Rickard. Mike and Zoe are the hosts of the Stories of Strangeness podcast – www.storiesofstrangeness.com

Sebastian was performed by Alvan Bolling II, who is the Creator & Host of The Ghost Light Theater podcast. Head to www.alvanthe2nd.com for more details on his projects.

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett

Please support us by leaving a review and a 5-star rating. Or tell a friend about us who you think would be interested in scary stories.

If you aren’t already aware, Night’s End has released a horror-themed apparel line called, Stay Horrific. There are horror-themed t-shirts, mugs, dresses, socks, all the good stuff. Go and check it out now.

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While fishing on dad’s new boat, Nick realises something is seriously wrong with his father.

The Fishing Trip was written by A.L. Hodges. Andrew was born in Suffolk, England, but spent most of his life in Virginia. He has worked as a paint contractor, a biology teacher, and an emergency room volunteer, all experiences he draws on for his writing. He lives in Kentucky with his wife.

This episode was narrated by James Barnett. James is a writer, narrator, editor, podcast producer, and reluctant Transport Manager. For more work from James, head to www.jamesbarnettcreative.com

To connect with him on Twitter and Instagram, follow @jimmyhorrors

Jeremiah Dorne was performed by James, Not Jack. For more, head to www.strangefigment.com.

Abigail was performed by Erika Ventura. Erika is a mother, narrator, visual artist, and animal husbandry technician. You can check out some of her artwork on Instagram www.instagram.com/efventu or you can visit her artist page at www.facebook.com/BioArtsy

Allegra was performed by Rebecca Struzyna from the podcast The West London Witch.

Nathaniel was performed by Bryan Jeans

Jimmy Horrors was performed by James Barnett

This episode was edited and produced by James Barnett

Please support us by leaving a review and a 5-star rating. Or tell a friend about us who you think would be interested in scary stories.

If you aren’t already aware, Night’s End has released a horror-themed apparel line called, Stay Horrific. There are horror-themed t-shirts, mugs, dresses, socks, all the good stuff. Go and check it out now.

Support the Night’s end on Patreon to receive bonus content and merch:

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Donations:

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And as always, stay horrific, everyone.