Hi I'm a Social Disease: Horror Stories
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Hi I'm a Social Disease: Horror Stories
Narrated by:
Eric Aschenbrenner
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Narrated by:
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Eric Aschenbrenner
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Andersen Prunty
About this listen
This collection of short stories by author Andersen Prunty features "Room 19", a post-apocalyptic nightmare based on Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' song, "From Her to Eternity," appearing for the first time anywhere, and "Market Adjustment", about one man's battle with the wealthy, previously available only in a very limited edition.
Also includes: "The Dust Season", "The Man With the Face Like a Bruise," "The Photographer," "The Night the Moon Made a Sound," and "The Funeralgoer."
©2012 Andersen Prunty (P)2013 Andersen PruntyWhat listeners say about Hi I'm a Social Disease: Horror Stories
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