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Hey! I thought Lovecraft month was over. I had always believed ventriloquists had multiple personalities and the puppets/dummies were their way of channeling their problems, but this is an awesome twist on that way of thinking. Amazingly creepy and more than once sent a shiver down my spine. The mor...

WOOHOO! Triple bill today on Anthropomorphic Theatre! Yay! Generally speaking, I enjoyed listening to all three stories. "The Existential Lizard" was very enjoyable, albeit a trifle predictable. Archie was quickly made as particularly loathsome. I wish I could have been more sympathetic toward Maeve...

As the owner and tender of a Reynolds-esque mustache for the past two decades, I now run the risk of liberation from the marital condition if I shave. This was a drastic change of mood from what we've had during the past two or three weeks and a happily entertaining. One thing that hasn't changed is...

Maybe Norm can pitch an amalgam of the two current leading stories to the networks. Call it "BP and the Bears." It might make for a decent TV series, no? Maybe if they used a Teamsters theme and employed at least one buxom young starlet with acting skills equal to Babel's physical dimensions...call ...

I agree with Dreamrock. Quantum travel through the multiverse makes more sense than moving forward or backward along a linear path (worked wonderfully in Babel Probe, though). I have to admit to taking the wife's side on this one. As an inventor, he created for the future but in the end, existed onl...

I felt the triumph of the Babel Probe, the shame of Awesome Dinosaurs, the bloodlust of hatchling Clowns, the realization of Annabelle and the bottomless hunger of Teddy Bears. I truly loved Babel Probe and would have chosen it, but I absolutely love stories that leave me hanging, not being able to ...

I had to go with "Pumpkin." It's the perfect melding of beloved childhood memories and childhood horrors.

That big ole grin on the kite-eating tree gave me nightmares for weeks!

ROU Killing Time wrote:Not unlike that suspicious green slime-mold in the disused basement bathroom.

So *that's* where he got to. He'll do anything to avoid his annual visit to the vet.

Drabblecast 146- Teddy Bears and Tea Parties by S. Boyd Taylor Drabblecast 136- The Great Old Pumpkin by John Aegard Drabblecast 109- Babel Probe by David D. Levine Drabblecast 115- Clown Eggs by Jay Lake Drabblecast 105- Doubleheader 2: The Blueberry Pie or The Last of the Pie Hunters by Mur Laffer...