Ben Tucker

At the Mountains of Madness

by H. P. Lovecraft Read by Ben Tucker 4.6
In the most cold and remote region of the planet lies mountains towering higher than the Himalayas and containing abominable secrets the min…

The Thing in the Woods

by Margery Williams Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
Dr. Haverill is asked to fill in as local physician for the skittish Dr. Lennox in a small Pennsylvania town. The locals seem to be a supers…

Weird Crimes

by Seabury Quinn Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
Seabury Quinn presents in a series of articles within the pages of Weird Tales magazine various macabre and strange crimes perpetrated throu…

The Door with Seven Locks

by Edgar Wallace Read by Ben Tucker 4.6
Dick Martin is on his last day on the job at Scotland Yard, having planned to retire early due to an inheritance windfall, when he becomes e…

Over My Dead Body

by Rex Stout Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
It all began one day when two beautiful "females" as Archie called them, arrived in Nero Wolfe's. office with a problem Wolfe didn…

The Red One

by Jack London Read by Ben Tucker 4.8
Famous American author Jack London brings us four more tales of adventure. "The Red One" is the story of an explorer who tangles …

The House of Dust

by L. A. Borah Read by Ben Tucker 4.4
The old Lamont House sits still out in the Louisiana swamp, covered in dust and seemingly untouched since that terrible murder that occurred…

Tales of Mystery and Horror

by Maurice Level Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
Maurice Level was a French writer of supremely twisted and macabre fiction with demented plotting and gruesome violence reminiscent of Edgar…

Bullet Proof

by Frank Kane Read by Ben Tucker 4.6
Johnny Liddell, the fast-moving New York private eye, is hired to investigate a murder which everyone but the client calls a suicide. The cl…

Weird Tales Double Feature: Kull of Valusia

by Robert E. Howard Read by Ben Tucker 4.7
Before Conan the Barbarian, Robert E. Howard created Kull the Conqueror, revealed later by Howard to be an ancestor of Conan. Kull, like Co…

Corpus Earthling

by Louis Charbonneau Read by Ben Tucker 4.7
Paul Cameron is an English literature teacher at a local college and seems to be living a relatively content but somewhat lonely life in his…

Moon-Face and Other Stories

by Jack London Read by Ben Tucker 4.6
Well-known and well-regarded author Jack London, known for adventurous stories of the outdoors such as Call of the Wild and White Fang shows…

The Snarl of the Beast

by Carroll John Daly Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
Carroll John Daly, enormously popular in his day but has since faded into obscurity, is often credited with penning the first hard-boiled cr…

Ten Minute Stories

by Algernon Blackwood Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
Noted author of weird fiction Algernon Blackwood brings us a collection of shorter stories than some of his more well-known tales of terror.…

The Listener and Other Stories

by Algernon Blackwood Read by Ben Tucker 4.4
Algernon Blackwood, noted maestro of weird fiction, in his second collection of stories gives us some of his best and most well-known tales …

Steppenwolf

by Hermann Hesse Read by Ben Tucker 4.6
This controversial literary classic paints the portrait of a man who perceives himself to live in two worlds, that of the idealist, cowed an…

A Fiend in Need

by Milton K. Ozaki Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
There were no tell-tale traces of blood, no traces of struggle, no clues that Lieutenant Phelan could put his fingers on-yet someone had plu…

Knock Three-One-Two

by Fredric Brown Read by Ben Tucker 4.8
A serial killer is on the loose and is thirsting for another kill. Meanwhile sad sack loser Ray Fleck, compulsive gambler, has racked up a …

Pillar of Fire

by Ray Bradbury Read by Ben Tucker 4.5
"We cannot tell you what kind of a story this is. We simply cannot present it as we present other stories. It is too tremendous for tha…

Ebenezer's Casket

by John Ulrich Giesy and Junius B. Smith Read by Ben Tucker 4.6
Ebenezer Clay isn't sick. He isn't suicidal. Despite that, he is absolutely sure that he will die tonight at 11:01 pm. The trouble is that n…

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