Horror at the Poles: 5 Numbing Nightmares, by Various Authors

Horror at the Poles: 5 Numbing Nightmares

by Various Authors

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	1.	"Horror at the Poles" 00:30
	2.	Ghost (H. Kuttner) 41:52
	3.	The Republic of the Southern Cross (V. Bryusov) 51:34
	4.	The Ice-Demon (C. A. Smith) 42:18
	5.	The Moonstone Mass (H. P. Spofford) 41:52
	6.	Prunes (C. P. Howard) 38:12

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These terrifying tales will take you to the very brink of madness, in the remote, bleak and ominous wastes of Earth’s polar regions.

"Ghost" by American author Henry Kuttner, first published in the May 1943 edition of Astounding Science-Fiction, tells of an attempted exorcism at a centre of science in Antarctica.

"The Republic of the Southern Cross" by Russian author Valery Bryusov, first published in 1906, tells of a disastrous epidemic in a supposed Antarctic utopia.

"The Ice-Demon" by Clark Ashton Smith, first published in Weird Tales in its April 1933 edition, tells of a hunter who seeks to plunder jewels from a glacial tomb.

"The Moonstone Mass" by Harriet Prescott Spofford, first appearing in Harper’s magazine in October 1868, describes an unnamed narrator’s attempt to cross the Northwest Passage, which, unsurprisingly, results in a series of unusual events.

"Prunes" by C. P. Howard is an obscure weird tale, described as follows: “The water between the lighthouse and the island started to freeze, and the lone watchman looked on in horror.”

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released January 10, 2024

Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble
Music and production by Ian & Jennifer Gordon

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