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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2021 · 30 MIN

Mourning Medusa by Mark Orr

from Gallery of Curiosities

The commander of an occult objects recovery unit recalls a lost love while patrolling the Mediterranean during World War II. Author Mark Orr lives in Middle Tennessee with his wife of forty years, a couple of cats, a history degree and way too many books. On his best days, he gets to play with his grandchildren - currently four, with a fifth expected by the end of 2021. His hard-boiled supernatural mystery novels, Smarter Than the Average Werewolf and Dead Women in Love, are both available from Dark Recesses Press and through Amazon. He has recently returned to writing short stories, a form in which he had a small degree of success during the first decade or so of the current millennium. He is also scribing a bi-weekly column for HorrorAddicts.net under the moniker Historian of Horror. Narrator Jim Hodgson is a humorist from Atlanta, GA. He writes, produces, and acts in Bad Gladiator, a full-cast audio comedy set in ancient Rome. Leopold: Michael Allen Rose Full show notes at GalleryCurious.com

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Smoke 'em if you got 'em! CO is going to tell us a sea-story! Action, adventure, and a long lost love against the backdrop of WW2. Jim Hodgson reads. #WW2 #mythpunk

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