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The New Madrid Horror
- Steel Tale Series
- Narrated by: Danny Montooth
- Length: 25 mins
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The New Madrid Horror
Narrated by:
Danny Montooth
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Publisher's Summary
Based on the mythos of H.P. Lovecraft and true historical events, The New Madrid Horror details the dastardly deeds which triggered a massive earthquake that devastated the state of Missouri along the Mississippi River. This is a story of family-gone-wrong, a tale of piracy, murder, and cannibalism. Worst of all, it reveals the cosmic horror derived from numerology. What is the true number of that great river? What happens when that number, that name, is called out?
This story originally appeared in Folded Steel: More Tales of the Weird and Woeful.
Cover illustration by Brett Neufeld.
©2019 Aaron Hollingsworth (P)2019 Aaron Hollingsworth
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