Gates of Imagination

Gates of Imagination

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Jul 4, 2026

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The Testament of Athammaus by Clark Ashton Smith 14.10.2025

Two down-on-their-luck thieves set their sights on the legendary riches of Commoriom, a city abandoned for centuries under a dark prophecy. What begins as a drunken scheme soon leads them into the jungle’s oppressive silence and the shadow of forgotten gods. In the ruined temple of Tsathoggua, they discover that some treasures are guarded by horrors older than memory itself. Become a supporter of...

Jemina, the Mountain Girl by F. Scott Fitzgerald 14.10.2025

A snappy backwoods romp: Jemina Tantrum runs a hidden still in the Kentucky hills until a smooth-talking outsider stirs up her world of feuds and moonshine. Fitzgerald winks at every frontier cliché- guns, grudges, and a spark of mischief - spinning them into a cheeky, fast-moving tale with surprising warmth. Series: Tales of the Jazz Age Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.co...

Vandy, Vandy by Manly Wade Wellman 09.10.2025

A nameless mountain valley. A front-porch tune that knows more than it should. And a traveler with a silver-strung guitar who follows a song and stumbles into a family legend with teeth. When the courtship ballad “Vandy, Vandy” is sung, the past leans in - then a smooth stranger with a gold-topped cane smiles like trouble and the air goes still. Manly Wade Wellman spins a lean, campfire-close tale...

The Almond Tree by Walter de la Mare 09.10.2025

A friend’s hushed recollections trace Nicholas’s childhood in a wind-brushed village where ordinary days tilt, almost imperceptibly, toward the uncanny. Walter de la Mare lets tenderness and dread quietly braid together - until the almond tree’s bloom feels like a secret you’re not sure you want to know. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gates-of-imagination--696...

Thuvia, Maid of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs 01.10.2025

On Mars, where the ruins of lost civilizations whisper of ancient glory and untamed beasts prowl the desolate wastes, the fate of kingdoms may rest on the courage of a single man. Amid shifting alliances, betrayal, and peril, Thuvia stands at the heart of a struggle that will shape the planet’s destiny. Series: Barsoom #4 Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gates-o...

History of the Young Man with Spectacles by Arthur Machen 30.09.2025

A lonely scholar sets out to dedicate his life to books and knowledge - only to discover that the pursuit of learning can open doors best left closed. Drawn into the orbit of a mysterious figure named Dr. Lipsius, he is tempted with visions of pleasure, freedom, and forbidden secrets that shimmer just beyond the edge of ordinary life. But when curiosity gives way to initiation, the path leads into...

The Moon of Skull by Robert E. Howard 30.09.2025

A gaunt English puritan with a sword like a streak of moonlight, Solomon Kane follows a vanished heiress into the heart of Africa - and straight into a city that shouldn’t exist. Behind black crags and jungle whispers waits Negari: a throne room slick with old blood, a queen as beautiful as she is lethal, and a cult that dances by the light of a baleful moon. Series: Solomon Kane Become a supporte...

Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 29.09.2025

A night breeze slips through an open window, and suddenly London isn’t quite so sensible anymore. Wendy Darling and her brothers follow the quicksilver boy who refuses to grow up to a place where maps lie - Neverland, with its moonlit lagoons, quarrelsome faeries, and a band of Lost Boys forever busy with games that feel a lot like bravery. Peter Pan leads with a grin that hides edges; Captain Hoo...

An Affair of Outposts by Ambrose Bierce 25.09.2025

A sharp-tongued slice of the American Civil War from Ambrose Bierce, “An Affair of Outposts” follows a governor hungry for pageantry and a captain who’d rather find an honorable end than a patriotic slogan. When a skirmish in the Tennessee woods turns ugly, cool commands and brittle pride collide with the messy truth of battle, and loyalties - North, South, and personal - get tested the hard way....

The Tenants of Broussac by Seabury Quinn 25.09.2025

A crumbling Norman château with a talent for scaring off its renters - six in a year, each departure shadowed by “accident” or worse. Into this gloom stride the indefatigable Jules de Grandin and his long-suffering friend Dr. Trowbridge, summoned when an Oklahoma oilman’s daughter begins to fade, waking with eerie spiral bruises and a longing she can’t name. In the bowels of Château Broussac - dow...

Anne of Ingleside by Lucy Maud Montgomery 17.09.2025

Anne Shirley Blythe is no longer the girl from Green Gables - she’s the heartbeat of Ingleside, a bright, breezy house above the sea where days run on tea, tall stories, and small miracles. Between packing lunches and patching feelings, Anne still finds flashes of wonder in ordinary corners: a scrap of poetry, a new neighbor, a child’s wild scheme. When gossip swirls, tempers flare, and growing up...

The Lees of Happiness by F. Scott Fitzgerald 17.09.2025

Jeffrey Curtain, a rising magazine writer, and Roxanne Milbank, a chorus-girl-turned-butterfly, fall hard, marry fast, and set up house on the quiet edge of Chicago. Their days fizz with inside jokes and tiny rituals (yes, even a biscuit frieze on the library wall), the kind of glow that makes the future feel guaranteed. Then, with the lightness of a card trick, fate tilts the table. F. Scott Fitz...

The Plattner Story by Herbert George Wells 17.09.2025

The Plattner Story by H.G. Wells is one of those strange, unsettling tales where the line between fact and impossibility grows dangerously thin. A quiet schoolmaster, as ordinary as any man could be, suddenly finds his life turned inside out—quite literally. What follows is an account so bizarre, so haunting, that even the most skeptical must pause. With his trademark mix of scientific curiosity a...

The Riot of Bucksnort by Robert E. Howard 10.09.2025

Welcome to Bucksnort, Arizona - where the ink in the newspapers is meaner than the whiskey and the sheriff’s race is a blood sport. Told in crackling editorials, telegrams, and side-eyed letters, this rowdy Western caper tracks a San Simeon-Bucksnort grudge that explodes the moment a big-hearted Texas tornado named Pike Bearfield rides into town. Between civic pride, saloon scores to settle, and a...

The Horror on the Links by Seabury Quinn 05.09.2025

Past midnight, a bedside telephone jolts Dr. Trowbridge awake - and by breakfast the papers are screaming about a girl found dead on the moonlit golf links. Enter Jules de Grandin: a compact, mustachioed whirlwind of charm, science, and razor-edged intuition, who coolly suggests the killer may not be entirely... human. Claw-raked shoulders, a witness babbling about an “ape-thing” in evening dress,...

A Martian Odyssey by Stanley G. Weinbaum 04.09.2025

First contact rarely goes like the brochures promise. When chemist Dick Jarvis of the Ares expedition is stranded on Mars, his slog across empty deserts and bone-cold nights becomes an odyssey through impossible ecologies and minds that don’t think like ours—plus one unforgettable traveling companion named Tweel. Bristling with wonder, dry humor, and quiet awe, this classic from Stanley G. Weinbau...

Parker Adderson, Philosopher by Ambrose Bierce 04.09.2025

At sunset, with the battle finally stilled, Captain Downing Madwell moves through a forest of splintered trees and fallen men—until he finds the one face he can’t ignore: his closest friend, still breathing. In the long, hushed minutes that follow, an unthinkable choice takes shape—one no regulation can cover and no victory can erase. Ambrose Bierce’s “Coup de Grâce” is a stark, tightly wound tale...

Anne's House of Dreams by Lucy Maud Montgomery 28.08.2025

By the edge of the sea, where waves whisper against the shore, Anne steps into a new chapter of her life. Her house of dreams, filled with charm and quiet mystery, becomes the setting for everyday joys, unexpected friendships, and reflections on what truly matters. It is a tale of love, hope, and the discovery of beauty in the simplest of moments—a story that touches the heart and reminds us that...

The Attic by Algernon Blackwood 26.08.2025

In a forest-fringed village on the Jura slopes, the wind howls through the night, rattling the ancient walls of La Citadelle - a crumbling château steeped in silence and sorrow. As the storm gathers outside, a quiet evening by the peat fire is unsettled by a familiar presence... and something else. Something waiting. What begins as a night of remembrance slowly shifts into something far more myste...

The Door to Saturn by Clark Ashton Smith 26.08.2025

When sorcerer Eibon escapes through a mysterious portal to the distant world of Saturn, he’s forced into an uneasy alliance with his fiercest enemy. What follows is a surreal journey through bizarre landscapes, alien gods, and absurd civilizations—where nothing is as it seems, and survival depends on wit, will... and a touch of the arcane. A darkly humorous, wildly imaginative tale from one of the...

The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle 22.08.2025

When eccentric Professor Challenger claims he’s found a place where time has stopped, the scientific world laughs. Determined to learn the truth, young reporter Edward Malone joins a perilous expedition into the unmapped heart of South America. On a remote plateau lies a jungle thick with secrets—and signs of creatures that belong to another age. The Lost World is a pulse-quickening adventure abou...

O Russet Witch! by F. Scott Fitzgerald 22.08.2025

In the romantic Moonlight Quill bookshop in Manhattan, a quiet clerk, Merlin Grainger, lives a life built of dust, shelves, and safe choices—until a girl with rippling chestnut hair steps over the threshold. One reckless gesture sends a silk lampshade bowing beneath a rain of hurled volumes, and Merlin’s orderly world splits at the seams, exposing the tantalizing promise of another fate. Series: T...

Gents on the Lynch by Robert E. Howard 22.08.2025

When good-natured but quick-tempered Texan Pike Bearfield rides into the mining town of Blue Lizard in 1879, one impulsive kindness - shielding a stranger from baying hounds - drags him into a tangle of mistaken identities, small-town suspicion, and shadowy deals. Told in a letter to his brother, Pike’s tale barrels through gold fever, a captivating woman named Hannah, breathless chases, and a mid...

A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett 15.08.2025

When Sara Crewe arrives at Miss Minchin’s Select Seminary in London, she seems every inch the princess—clever, kind, and wrapped in silks and stories from faraway India. But fortunes shift, and Sara is forced to discover what royalty truly means when all the trappings fall away. With imagination as her lantern and compassion as her crown, she transforms cold corridors into places of wonder and fri...

The Coup De Grâce by Ambrose Bierce 15.08.2025

At sunset, with the battle finally stilled, Captain Downing Madwell moves through a forest of splintered trees and fallen men—until he finds the one face he can’t ignore: his closest friend, still breathing. In the long, hushed minutes that follow, an unthinkable choice takes shape—one no regulation can cover and no victory can erase. Ambrose Bierce’s “Coup de Grâce” is a stark, tightly wound tale...

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