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EPISODE · May 31, 2011

Prelude To A Scream - Episode 18

from Prelude To A Scream Podcast · host Mark Leslie

Episode 18 of Prelude To A Scream features "Spirits" - a completely original story by Mark Leslie that has been released straight to digital format. "People who haven't died can still leave their spirit in a place." Fascinated by the ghostly crying that haunts a repetory theatre house, Sally and Rob begin to unravel the mystery behind the eerie occurances, while learning about the undying passion that can bind two people together or a person to a place. This podcast contains the full audio version of "Spirits" as well as Mark discussing the origin of the tale and why he decided to release this one straight to digital format for 99 cents rather than sell first rights to a print market. Links: Spirits - digital story on Amazon Kindle Spirits - digital story at Smashwords.com The Phoenix Theatre - the now demolished movie house on Bank Street in Ottawa where this story is set. A list of movie theatres in the Ottawa-Gatineau regio, with a bit more information about the Phoenix/Rialto Kevin MacLeod - the brilliant composer of "Noir Mild Tension" which is used in this podcast. Mark Leslie's Website Mark Leslie's Blog One Hand Screaming (print book mentioned in podcast) (Chapters/Indigo) (Amazon) One Hand Screaming (ebook version) Smashwords, KoboBooks, Sony, Diesel, Amazon) Download MP3 by right-clicking here.

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