Bafflegab Productions - The Conception of Terror: Tales Inspired by M. R. James - Volume 1 - Audible Original - M. R. James Audiobook
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Read by Robert Bathurst, Tom Burke, Rosa Coduri, Alice Lowe, Pearl Mackie, Anna Maxwell Martin, Andy Nyman, Jeff Rawle
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Fans of Big Finish’s full-cast audio dramas with love these new horror tales by Bafflegab Productions, offered only as an Audible original!
There is a tradition of putting Bafflegab in the Doctor Who category, even though none of them are related to Doctor Who….I am just following that!
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A collection of four ghostly tales inspired by M. R. James.
Casting the Runes - adapted by Stephen Gallagher
When academic Jo Harrington (Anna Maxwell Martin) is sent a paper - The Truth of Alchemy, by Anton Karswell - for peer review, she pulls no punches. It has no place in a serious academic publication, and Karswell is a half-bright fool. However, when the editor writes a rejection note to Karswell, he inadvertently includes her entire email. Occultist Karswell (Reece Shearsmith) doesn’t take kindly to criticism.
On the tube home with her partner Edward Dunning (Tom Burke), Jo spots a poster with her name on it. It reads: ‘In memory of Joanne Harrington, M.Litt, PhD, died September eighteenth, three days were allowed.’ Is there anything that Edward can do to save Jo from this curse?
Lost Hearts - adapted by A. K. Benedict
Teenager Stephanie Elliot (Rosa Coduri) is taken to Aswarby House to be fostered by Mrs Bunch (Susan Jameson). Stephanie strikes up a friendship with Ben (Bill Milner), the adopted son of charismatic community leader Mr Abney (Jeff Rawle). He tells her that Mr Abney is a good man: he even took in a child refugee last year, but she ran away and stole from him. Stephanie is troubled by voices and visions of a dead girl clutching at her chest, and when Ben disappears she begins to suspect that all is not right in Aswarby House.
The Treasure of Abbot-Thomas - adapted by Jonathan Barnes
When former Somerton school pupil Greg Parsbury (Robert Bathurst) meets history teacher Mika Chantry (Pearl Mackie) at a memorial service for schoolmaster Sam Abbot-Thomas, he begs for her help. He has been sent a postcard by the estate of the mysterious and charismatic Abbot-Thomas. On it is a strange inscription in Latin, which he believes to be an inaugural clue in a treasure hunt: much like the elaborate treasure hunts Abbot-Thomas used to set back in the 1970s. There were rumours that Abbot-Thomas possessed a hidden fortune, and Parsbury and Chantry set out to find it.
A View from a Hill - adapted by Mark Morris
Comedian and podcaster Paul Fanshawe (Andy Nyman) and his wife, Sarah (Alice Lowe), visit the Cotswolds on holiday, trying to rebuild their lives after the death of their young son, Archie. Whilst out walking they spot a beautiful abbey across the valley on Gallows Hill, but when they reach it, they find the building is little more than rubble. While Sarah explores, Paul records commentary for his podcast. Sarah thinks she hears children’s laughter, but there’s no-one there. Later that night she listens back to the recording and hears a child’s voice whisper, ‘Mummy.’ Sarah is convinced that Archie is trying to reach them and wants to return to the ruins. But something far worse is waiting for them on Gallows Hill.
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This post has 12 comments with rating of 4.5/5
May 10th, 2019
thanks for the post. cant wait to check it out
May 10th, 2019
Thank you very much.
May 10th, 2019
Thank you!
May 10th, 2019
Thank you looking forward to something different
May 10th, 2019
“There is a tradition of putting Bafflegab in the Doctor Who category, even though none of them are related to Doctor Who”
No there isn’t. Of the 6 previous Bafflegab releases, only one is in the Doctor Who category, although a couple mention ‘Doctor Who Interest’ in the keywords. Not much of a tradition, is it?
Perhaps you’ve used the Doctor Who category to give this upload more exposure than it would have achieved otherwise, and have suggested this is traditional to justify so doing.
May 10th, 2019
Many thx.
May 10th, 2019
Thank You
May 12th, 2019
Please remove this torrent from from the “Doctor Who” category.
It has nothing to do with the character or even the “Whoniverse”.
If others have put unrelated books in a category, that is not a “tradition”.
They were just wrong too.
May 12th, 2019
Okay, they were just wrong.
I think the tradition started with the Baker’s End being “Doctor Who” interest, although they have little or nothing to do with Doctor Who.
May 14th, 2019
Looks interesting, thanks!
June 19th, 2019
Amazing. Exceptional. Best horror AudioDrama of last few years! Please support Bafflegab especially if ur an Audible subscriber as even though this is an exceptional release, the creator has yet to break even on this production (I spoke to them by email last week congratulating them on it). So if u can afford to support them please do :)
October 26th, 2019
Literally complete trash.
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