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- Francesca Millican-Slater
- Media Type |
- audio
- Publication Date |
- Jul 02, 2018
- Episode Duration |
- 00:28:34
Tonight it’s the Horrors (not the mid-noughties indie rock band, but the night chills, the night sweats, Witching Hour). Wherever you are, let’s say it’s way past our bedtime, the sun is more than 18 degrees below the horizon, the darkest time, the night proper. Street lights perhaps, make shadows through cracks in curtains, things come half formed, cupboards and shelves looming with hands outstretched. Aches and creaks sound as footsteps. Coming…
- Clap until you can’t clap anymore, for The Woman That Died on Stage
- Read between the lines in The Note on the Fridge
- Subscribe to Real Life™️ in Collector of Grief
- Wake, work, sleep, repeat, and try to ignore The Ticking.
Music in this episode
- John Field - Nocturne No 14 Gmaj, performed by Elizabeth Joy Roe
Tonight it’s the Horrors (not the mid-noughties indie rock band, but the night chills, the night sweats, Witching Hour). Wherever you are, let’s say it’s way past our bedtime, the sun is more than 18 degrees below the horizon, the darkest time, the night proper. Street lights perhaps, make shadows through cracks in curtains, things come half formed, cupboards and shelves looming with hands outstretched. Aches and creaks sound as footsteps. Coming…
- Clap until you can’t clap anymore, for The Woman That Died on Stage
- Read between the lines in The Note on the Fridge
- Subscribe to Real Life™️ in Collector of Grief
- Wake, work, sleep, repeat, and try to ignore The Ticking.
Music in this episode
- John Field - Nocturne No 14 Gmaj, performed by Elizabeth Joy Roe
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