Pages Torn from a Travel Journal

By: Edward Lee

Narrated by: Sean Walpole

It's a hot day in Virginia during the Great Depression, when a bus breaks down on a lonely backwoods road. The passengers are told the repairs will take till tomorrow, so... What will they do tonight? Good fortune strikes! Just down the road, there's a carnival! The last man off is a writer and sightseer from Rhode Island, a man named Howard Phillips Lovecraft...

O'SLAUGHNASSEY'S TRAVELLING SHOW! RIDES! CONCESSIONS! ODDITIES OF NATURE! COME ONE, COME ALL!

A genuine mermaid! A living cadaver! A man with three eyes! There's even a girl with hands for feet! Howard knows that such "spectacles" are all too often frauds, but what Howard doesn't realize is this: the carnival's frolicky fun will quickly degrade into a waking nightmare of unspeakable carnal depravity and sick-in-the-head violence beyond anything he could ever conceive. And when he finally flees the wretched scene... Something awaits him a thousand times worse.

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Another delightful journey through Luntville

I would like to thank Mr. Lee for yet another delightful jaunt through lovely Luntville. A lighthearted tale about a man who accidentally finds himself amidst depravity that he never dreamt possible. My favorite part is when the audible guy tells me that he hopes I enjoyed it after being violated by Lee’s imagination. Makes me lol every time.