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New Murders for Old by Carter Dickson
A wealthy hotel magnate returns from a global voyage to find his own obituary in the newspaper, only to realize he is walking into a meticulously staged supernatural murder plot designed to replace him with his own double. Listen ⇢
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The Mind Mirror by Calvin Leavitt
A teenager recovering from a traumatic head injury discovers that his vivid dreams of a peaceful, pastoral “meadow” are actually a subconscious prison for the emotions he has suppressed his entire life—and now, one of those suppressed parts is ready to swap places with him. Listen ⇢
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To Serve Man by Damon Knight
When a race of pig-like aliens arrives at the UN promising world peace and infinite energy, a skeptical linguist discovers that their guidebook for humanity’s future is actually a recipe for their dinner. Listen ⇢
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Tales From the Blue Line – The Weather Camera
When an eagle-eyed news producer catches a subtle anomaly on a live weather monitor, she realizes the station’s skyline camera isn’t malfunctioning—it’s broadcasting a live feed from Atlanta’s past and unbuilt future. Listen ⇢
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The Man Who Killed the World by Ray Cummings
When the wealthiest man on Earth realizes that even his total global monopoly cannot buy the genuine happiness of a penniless young couple, he decides that the only way to truly own the world is to become its sole survivor. Listen ⇢
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Tales From the Blue Line – The Woman in the Videos
While struggling to find her footing in a new city, a young woman discovers a social media account whose perfectly timed advice leads to the startling realization that the algorithm has connected her with her own future self. Listen ⇢
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The Men Return by Jack Vance
In a psychedelic wasteland where the laws of cause and effect have dissolved into non-causality, the last “sane” humans must scavenge for survival until the terrifyingly rigid laws of logic suddenly return. Listen ⇢
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Tales From the Blue Line – The Phantom Cameraman
In the deep digital archives of a local news station, a veteran editor discovers a silent protector: perfectly framed footage captured from angles where no cameraman was standing. Listen ⇢
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The Abominable History of the Man with Copper Fingers by Dorothy L. Sayers
In a wealthy sculptor’s house where beautiful statues bear an uncanny resemblance to living people, a silver couch hides a secret that explains why some guests check in but never check out. Listen ⇢
