Mr Novella Podcast

By: Mr Novella
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  • Welcome to my podcast I write new stories every week sometimes based on true events and mostly works of fiction. Hope you enjoy my stories and follow me on Spotify so you never miss an upload.
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Episodes
  • The Possesed Tape

    The Possesed Tape
    Mar 11 2024

    A new horror podcast that begins affecting its listeners in real life, making them experience the terrifying tales firsthand. This meta-narrative can engage your audience on multiple levels, blurring the lines between fiction and reality, and leveraging the intimate, immersive nature of podcasting to heighten suspense and fear​.
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    19 mins
  • The Shadow of Djenné

    The Shadow of Djenné
    Mar 4 2024

    In "The Unseen Threat," the city of Djenné is introduced as a vibrant community with Lamine, a young trader, returning from an expedition. He brings back an artifact found in the desert, igniting his sister Neneba's concerns due to its mysterious and possibly supernatural aura.

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    16 mins
  • The Mask of the Forgotten

    The Mask of the Forgotten
    Feb 26 2024

    Set in Manzari, Ivory Coast, during the vibrant Festival of Spirits, young Awa is captivated by the energy and cultural richness of the event. She discovers an ancient, ominous mask in her grandmother Mama Adjoa’s hut. Despite warnings about its curse and ties to the spirit world, Awa is irresistibly drawn to the mask. In a moment of curiosity and defiance, she secretly wears it, feeling an overwhelming surge of power.


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    18 mins

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