Forgotten Classics: Mouse in the Mountain

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7.06.2013

Episode 223: The Mouse in the Mountain - Finale!

In which Doan and Carstairs solve not just one mystery, but all of them.

Episode 223, The Mouse in the Mountain, Finale
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlights

Welcome to Night Vale

Other Links

Episode 73: Mrs. Appleyard's Kitchen
LibriVox

6.26.2013

Episode 222: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapters 11-13

In which there are one aviator, two brothers, and
three daughters (with a little Pig Latin thrown in).

Episode 222, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapters 11-13
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlights

Exploring Music

6.13.2013

Episode 221: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 10

In which there is murder, mayhem, and a missing person in the night ...
and a mysterious umbrella.

Episode 221, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 10
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlights

6.04.2013

Episode 220: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 9

In which Doan and Carstairs rejoin the tourists ... and the plot thickens.

Episode 220, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 9
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Highlights

World War Z by Max Brooks
The Canterbury Tales: a retelling by Peter Ackroyd

5.21.2013

Episode 219: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapters 7-8

In which Doan discovers murder ... and becomes Captain Perona's target.

Episode 219, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapters 7-8
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlight

The Shambling Guide to New York City by Mur Lafferty

5.10.2013

Episode 218: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 6

In which Janet and Captain Perona get better acquainted ... and have an adventure.

Episode 218, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 6
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlight

Pete Kelly's Blues

Other Reference

Beside Still Waters discussion at SFFaudio
Of Gods and Men discussion on A Good Story is Hard to Find

5.01.2013

Episode 217: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 5

In which Doan meets Eldridge and several others besides ... and experiences something new.

Episode 217, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 5
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlight

The Podcast History of Our World

Other Reference

A History of the Jews by Paul Johnson

4.23.2013

Episode 216: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 4

In which our heroes finally get to Los Altos and we see Doan in action.

Episode 216, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapters 4
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlight

4.13.2013

Episode 215: The Mouse in the Mountain, ch. 2-3

In which there are shady doings in Los Altos while the bus passengers are still on the road.

Episode 215, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapters 2-3
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlight

Trial Lawyer Confidential

Other Links

SFFaudio: The Galactic Pot-Healer
Classic Tales

4.04.2013

Episode 214: The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 1

In which Doan and Carstairs board the bus to Los Altos and meet their fellow passengers.

Episode 214, The Mouse in the Mountain, chapter 1
(download or listen via this link)

Book Information

Story rating: PG for violence and suggested sexuality
Author information: Thrilling Detective, Rue Morgue Press, Black Mask Magazine.
This story is in the public domain. Download it free here.
Or here.

Podcast Highlight

Movies I've Seen a Million Times

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John Whitbourne, author of The Binscombe Tales says:

A friend has belatedly alerted me to your reading of my ‘The Binscombe Tales – Another Place’ last year.

Having listened twice now I accordingly wanted to contact you and, firstly, say thank you for your kind words re my series. And secondly, to congratulate on both your wonderful reading voice and your particular reading of my humble tale, which, if I may say so, showed remarkable… understanding.

I’ll confess I’ve rarely revisited that particular (first in the long sequence) story, although for no clear reason, and haven’t ever thought of it as any particular favourite. However, after now hearing your version I’ll concede it might have some small merit…

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