
The Fiddle Is the Devil's Instrument
And Other Forbidden Knowledge
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Narrated by:
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David Stifel
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By:
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Brett J. Talley
About this listen
Introduction by Ronald Malfi
From Brett J. Talley, the master of Lovecraftian terror, comes thirteen tales of the dark forces that lurk just beyond man's understanding.
A scientist who opens a door between dimensions. A creature that devours the dead in World War I's no man's land. A fiddler who can bring forth the gods of old. These are but a few of the horrors retold in The Fiddle is the Devil's Instrument and Other Forbidden Knowledge.
Read them if you must but do not forget: there are some things mankind was never meant to know.
©2017 Journalstone Publishing (P)2017 Journalstone Publishing
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