Fri, 2 October 2009 “Now, let’s see if we can get things right this time, shall we?” Martha spoke to the corpse of her late lover, Herbert West. She loved Herbert. In life, he’d been a brilliant man, a font of forbidden knowledge and dangerous experimentation. His death had left Martha devastated, and she simply had to have him back, no matter what. Fortunately, Herbert had left her his notes on one of his more ambitious experiments, and now Martha was going to put his theories to the test. She held up a syringe full of a green glowing fluid, tapped it to release any air bubbles, and then plunged the needle into Herbert’s cold, dead arm... Episode 105: Herbert West, Re-Animated Lustcraft theme, 884 words This week’s promo is for the Calls for Cthulhu podcast. Cthulhu is breaking the minds of men, one phone call at a time. Listen at http://www.callsforcthulhu.com Future Perfect: A Collection of Fantastic Erotica, is available on Amazon.com! You can leave a comment about this podcast on the Heat Flash blog at www.heatflash.libsyn.com, or send an e-mail to heatflash.podcast@gmail.com. Be sure to visit the Erotica Readers and Writers Association theme gallery. The ERWA theme for September is Blasphemy. And as always, check out our sister website, www.helenehmadden.com, for more stories and erotic artwork. Comments[2] |
Computer woes kept me from getting to listen to this until now!
I'm *certain*, given the name of the corpse, that you were directly inspired by the Lovecraft story (or the movie, perhaps?) :)
I'm *certain*, given the name of the corpse, that you were directly inspired by the Lovecraft story (or the movie, perhaps?) :)
posted by: Paul on Wed, 10/7 09:43 PM EDT
Funny, I should have listened to the credits before writing my comment.
No, I don't think that anyone who is sane expects you to do a 10,000 word story every week. The occasional treat of a long story is a good thing, but sometimes, too, I want a shorter tale.
No, I don't think that anyone who is sane expects you to do a 10,000 word story every week. The occasional treat of a long story is a good thing, but sometimes, too, I want a shorter tale.
posted by: Paul on Wed, 10/7 09:52 PM EDT
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