Folkloric: Tales of Folklore & Horror

Write Like Hell, Book 5

By: Felix Blackwell, C. L. Werner, Errick Nunnally, Rowland Jr., Madison Kilian, Miranda Dahlin, R. T. Wenzel, Eneasz Brodski, Max Hallam, Scotty Milder

Narrated by: Scott Miller

Folkloric, Tales of Folklore & Horror is a collection of 16 terrifying tales, drenched in ritual, superstition, and myth. Featuring stories from authors all around the world, this anthology delves into the dark traditions of ages past, and the uncanny sources that inspired them.

Walk with us in the Cave of Quicavi, beside the twisted imbunche! Add your voice to our invocation, as we raise the Woman of the Forest! Join us, in the shadow of Urraca Mesa, as we explore the secrets of Skull Mountain! From Chilote folklore to tales of bewitchery, Folkloric, Tales of Folklore & Horror is packed with stories of the macabre, the sinister, and the downright horrifying!

Featuring tales from C. L. Werner, Felix Blackwell, Eneasz Brodski, Errick Nunnally, R. T. Wenzel, Miranda Dahlin, Xan van Rooyen, Rowland Bercy Jr., Trey Henry, Thomas Canfield, Madison Kilian, Justin Fillmore, Scotty Milder, Mark Oxbrow, J. L. Royce, and Max Hallam.

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Good until the end, then audio problems

I liked the stories and the narrative for the most part. The book was great up until that last story. For some reason, the audio would drop out. There would be bouts of silence midsentence, which took you out of the story and left you wondering what you missed.

Don’t waste your money or time

Some of the stories are very unique and interesting. Most aren’t even engaging. It’s obvious no one edited or polished any of it. Near the end the audio drops in and out every few words, making it impossible to understand at all.

Not worth the disappointment.

missing audio

most of the stories were interesting especially towards the beginning but unfortunately there are a few pieces of audio missing throughout and the last story is just in egregious mess where you can only hear half of the conversation.

Good stories, but egregious recording errors near the end.

Enjoyable for the most part, but sections are missing dialog (particularly in the last story).

Good and bad...

Some of the stories were good. Some were not. A couple were interesting and engaging, but a lot fell flat. Had to skip the last story altogether because the audio was so bad. It seemed as if only one side of most conversations were included and because i was missing so much information, I gave up listening.