Deadly Days-Tales of Dark Fantasy Joe Bandel

061 The Heart Line by Ugo Ojetti. The tale of the fickleness of a woman's heart.Support the Show.Translation by Joe E. BandelCopyright Joe E. BandelJoe Bandel Book Store

060 Dios Vienne by Leo Perutz. An excerpt from the novel "The Marquis of Bolibar".Support the Show.Translation by Joe E. BandelCopyright Joe E. BandelJoe Bandel Book Store

059 The White Animal by Georg von der Gablentz. When Dr. Rudiger is called for a medical emergency he never expected an encounter with the supernatural! Especially an encounter with true terror!Support the Show.Translation by Joe E. BandelCopyright Joe E. BandelJoe Bandel Book Store

058 Abdon by Paul Busson. This story is special to me and rather than trying to give a description I will simply say that it has my highest recommendation! Some stories touch your heart and soul in strange and mysterious ways and that is what this story does. Paul Busson is probably my favorite author and this story is one of my favorites. Enjoy!Support the Show.Translation by Joe E. BandelCopyright Joe E. BandelJoe Bandel Book Store

067 Take Marinescu by Karl Hans Strobl. Professor Gerngruber and I were going to the most remote parts of Romania. I was going on a hunting trip and Professor Gerngruber was going to study the language and customs of the primitive people that lived in the deep forests. Take Marinescu was our guide and we trusted him completely until some strange things began to happen.Support the Show.Translation by Joe E. BandelCopyright Joe E. BandelJoe Bandel Book Store

Warning: Some people may be offended by this humorous story of sodomy and besiality written over a hundred years ago. 056 How Eleven Chinese Devoured Their Bride by Hanns Heinz Ewers.Support the Show.Translation by Joe E. BandelCopyright Joe E. BandelJoe Bandel Book Store