#24 - Numbers Station & The Wall

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A double-bill, with a short standalone story based on the wonderful modern-day mystery of Numbers Stations, written by me, and a wonderfully atmospheric piece by Eleanor Rutter, better known on Tumblr as Rocnor, about an old man surveying the world.

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