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  Between Flowers Monsters and...

  Ben Featherstone

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  Between Flowers, Monsters and Mushrooms by Ben Featherstone is a wandering collection of wonderfully imperfect poetry, short stories and unique thoughts on life, forming a contemporary poetry and literary fiction audiobook. It is inspired from the humorous, peculiar sometimes dark margins of ordinary life experience. Expect stories and poems which go against standard structures and topics, written on and off from the age of 8 to 40 years old. 
  Ben Featherstone is a composer and musician, some of his contemporary compositions are featured in this book, all of which are mastered at Abbey Road Studio's London. 
  Moving through pubs, bedrooms, streets, memories and moments of quiet contemplation, Featherstone writes about beauty where it shouldn’t exist and tenderness where it is least expected. Love appears unfinished, men behave badly, women are luminous and dangerous, and meaning is often found by accident rather than design. 
  This is not a book of answers. It is a book of noticing. Of walking without a map. Of humour rubbing shoulders with grief, and intimacy sitting uncomfortably between the cracks that let the light in. It is the fox looking upon the badger in the sea and realising he is not the furthest from home. 
  At times romantic, at times raw, and often funny in the wrong places, Between Flowers, Monsters and Mushrooms is a poetry and short stories audiobook for listeners who prefer honesty over resolution, and beauty over certainty - leaning towards writing from the heart rather than following traditional poetry and story structures.

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  The Music of Erich Zann

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  In the mysterious heart of an unknown city lies the "Rue d'Auseil", home to a young student and his eerie neighbor, Erich Zann. The old German, a mute cellist, weaves an eerie symphony that breaches the veil between dimensions, warding off unseen terrors. One fateful night, the music climaxes, a window to the abyss shatters, and reality unravels. "The Music of Erich Zann" is a chilling odyssey into the inexplicable; a tale of haunting melodies, otherworldly horrors, and a vanishing street that will leave you questioning the very fabric of reality.

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  Job Stories Vol 3 - At Life's...

  Nick Messerli

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  Job Stories – Vol. 3: At Life's Core offers a vivid and honest glimpse into the working lives of people whose professions shape the rhythm of everyday life. From the sizzling hustle of a kebab shop owner to the strategic mind of an international sales manager, each voice opens a window into the often-overlooked moments that define what it means to work, strive, and live with purpose.In this diverse collection, you'll meet a streetwise policeman navigating daily tension, a passionate musician chasing creativity, and a private investigator revealing truths hidden in plain sight. A triathlete shares her intense routine of discipline and ambition, while a cart attendant reflects on unnoticed routines with quiet dignity. A meter maid describes encounters that range from comic to confrontational, and an electrical engineer explains the precision and pressure behind complex systems.These stories are raw, authentic, and deeply human—offering not just insights into different careers, but also into the motivations, struggles, and satisfactions that lie beneath job titles. Perfect for listeners curious about real working lives, career seekers, or anyone who values genuine stories from the heart of society.Job Stories – Vol. 3 reminds us that life's core is not found in grand achievements alone, but in everyday perseverance, self-expression, and the unseen labor that powers our shared world.Job Stories – Vol. 2 captures the heart of everyday heroism – not through grand gestures, but through compassion, resilience, and a commitment to serving others. Let these voices inspire you, challenge you, and bring you closer to the world of work as it truly is: complex, meaningful, and deeply human.

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  The Mezzotint

  M.R. James

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  🎬 Experience the atmospheric visual edition of this tale by searching “Jonathan Dunne Horror” on YouTube. 
  Title: The Mezzotint 
  Series Name: Timeless Terrors 
  Series Entry: 143 
  Author: M. R. James 
  Narrator: Jonathan Dunne 
  Original Publication: 1904 
  Public Domain: Yes 
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  The Mezzotint is a classic supernatural tale by M. R. James, masterfully blending quiet academic realism with mounting, inescapable terror. 
  When a curator at a university museum acquires an unusual mezzotint engraving for the institution’s collection, the artwork initially appears unremarkable — bleak, old-fashioned, and faintly unpleasant. Yet as the scholars studying it begin to examine the image more closely, they discover something deeply unsettling: the picture does not remain the same. 
  With each viewing, subtle changes emerge within the scene, revealing movements and details that no engraving should possibly contain. What begins as mild curiosity soon gives way to growing alarm, as the observers realize they may be witnessing the unfolding of a dreadful and unnatural event trapped within the artwork itself. 
  Rather than relying on shock or spectacle, M. R. James builds fear through implication, atmosphere, and the intrusion of the impossible into the ordinary routines of scholarly life. The Mezzotint remains one of the defining works of English ghost fiction — an eerie, intelligent, and deeply unnerving story where the stillness of an image conceals a gathering horror.

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  Make Yourselves at Home: And...

  Katherine Elberfeld

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  These stories of small-town life in the American South evoke a sense of pleasant, polite community, with some blessed by strong family ties. But beneath the surface, these tales—some comic, some dark, and some both—reveal the secrets and resentments that fester in the past and haunt the present. 
   
  
   
  In the tradition of Southern writers like Flannery O’Connor, Carson McCullers, and Eudora Welty, Katherine Elberfeld has created eccentric characters ranging from slightly odd to downright sinister. Her stories are about choices and change, with characters confronting what life has dealt them, making mistakes—sometimes for the better, and sometimes for the worse.

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  The Adventure of the Speckled Band

  Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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  Helen Stoner worries her stepfather may be trying to kill her after he contrives to move her to the bedroom where her sister had died two years earlier. Will Holmes and Watson reveal the real culprit?

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