Page Turners - Episode #57
Jul 12, 202634m0
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “Call First” by Ramsey Campbell and other short stories. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 57 episodes
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In the darker corners of the public domain can be found the tales of Page Turners - stories of the weird, the horrifying, and the fantastic. Lead by the voice of Margaret Dixon, enjoy these unique stories that pioneered the modern stories you know and love that bring a tingle to your spine.
Unknown Host hosts Page Turners, a fiction show with 57 episodes published.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “Call First” by Ramsey Campbell and other short stories. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “Call First” by Ramsey Campbell and other short stories. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Restaurant of Many Orders” by Kenji Miyazawa. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Keen Eyes and Ears of Kara Kedi” by Claude Farrere. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Cactus” by Mildred Johnson. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Summer People” by Shirley Jackson. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “Home” by Shirley Jackson. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads two short stories by Richard Mathison. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads part two of ‘The Dream Woman’ by Wilkie Collins. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this week’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads part one of ‘The Dream Woman’ by Wilkie Collins. Tune in every Sunday morning at 7am to listen to ‘Page Turners’ on WTBR.
On this episode host Margaret Dixon reads ‘The Thirteenth Tree’ by RH Malden. Page Turners can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
On this episode host Margaret Dixon reads ‘The Signalman’ by Charles Dickens. Page Turners can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
On this episode host Margaret Dixon reads ‘A Visitor from Down Under’ by LP Hartley. Page Turners can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
On this episode host Margaret Dixon reads ‘Mrs. Amsworth’ by EF Benson. Page Turners can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
On this episode host Margaret Dixon reads a couple of short stories by Lafcadio Hearn.
On today’s episode host Margaret Dixon reads “The Corner House” by EF Benson. ‘Page Turners’ can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
On today’s episode host Margaret Dixon continues to read from ‘The House on the Borderland’ by William Hope Hodgson. ‘Page Turners’ can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
On today’s episode host Margaret Dixon continues to read from ‘The House on the Borderland’ by William Hope Hodgson. ‘Page Turners’ can be heard every Sunday morning at 7am on WTBR.
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Page Turners is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under fiction (arts) and has published 57 episodes.
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