4 - The Night Wire by H.F. Arnold (1926) and Far Below by Samuel Barbour Johnson (1939)
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4 - The Night Wire by H.F. Arnold (1926) and Far Below by Samuel Barbour Johnson (1939)
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In this episode of Small Frights and other delights, I ready two classic stories from the pulp magazine "Weird Tales", H.F. Arnold's The Night Wire and Samuel Barbour Johnson's Far Below. Both are in a similar vein of dark, atmospheric horror.
The Night Wire (10:00) : https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/68555
In the Night Wire, in a skyscraper in a metropolis late at night, strange transmissions come into a radio operator's office from a far away land called Xebico detailing the unraveling of a city by supernatural causes.
Far Below (31:00) : https://archive.org/details/WeirdTalesV34N0119390607/page/26/mode/2up
In Far Below, a journalist visits with a squad of policemen guarding the New York City subway from an army of strange creatures that come out to terrorize the riders of the subway in the small hours of the morning.
Enjoy the stories! Enjoy your life!