Between Sunset and Moonrise by R H Malden
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2021
- A spooky Edwardian story set in the lonely, and mist-ridden fenlands of the east of England. Late in the winter, a clergyman has to visit a female parishioner down a long and desolate road. He would much rather not go, but it is his duty to give spiritual comfort.
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My grandmother used to say “If wishes were horses, beggars would ride” all the time. I had never heard anyone else say those words until tonight when I listened to this story. 😊
I don’t say if often as I should :)
Always a pleasure listening to you. Enjoying your own stories too. Don't stop your talks, it's unique and beautiful.
I second this, I love listening to Tony talking to use about the stories and his personal anecdotes, even the little bits about colds coming on. It's what makes the channel personal.
Love you. Awesome as always.
As ever, Mr. Walker, I am on pins and needles awaiting another of your originals. You blow me away. Sir, please! Wow.
Awesome.
I have plans! I’ll do one if my own in the week I think
Spooky is good!!!😲
I tend to agree
After two listens, this tale remained a puzzle to me until I researched The Book of Tobit and the name Asmodeus. I loved this story, and hope you will PLEASE READ MORE of MALDEN’S work. If this story is a good example, I think he measures up to his buddy M.R. James, despite what critics may say. (Thanks, Tony! You’re stellar, you know! )🐭
Thanks Rachel. I never actually followed up on the book of Tobit myself.
I don't understand the story. Would you help please?
The Book of Tobit is an exciting story with Angels, Demons, magic spells, and an enormous fish! Its brief, and can be read in a sitting.
Tl
Listening to that put me in mind of m r James's stories
Did you listen to the commentary at the end? He was a pal of MR James
@@ClassicGhost yes I was glad I was not missing the point it was well read too im new to this podcast but really enjoyed it so far
Oh, to be part of James inner circle, seated in his study, beside a roaring fire while the Master shares his latest tale of disquiet. Yet we have the next best thing with Tony's excellent stories!
@@vintagebrew1057 Ha ha. Not sure I'm the next best but it's a lovely thing to say
Thanks for another good story. Glad to hear that the cold/flu didn't develop.
Yeah, I haven't had a cold for ages.
Eerie and so atmospheric, I loved it.
Great timing!
I just came home from a long walk.
Just the right thing enjoy while unwinding.
This deserves a cup of coffee☕
Cheers!
I very much enjoyed this one! Perfect for Halloween I think.
It’s Tuesday! Yay! And I’m your biggest fan! I might still be new but my enthusiasm is extreme! Don’t worry I won’t turn into a stalker! Yet....... LOL! Much appreciated on a day where I have nothing to do. Was self-employed until Covid! That’s why it’s so nice to find people like you on RUclips!
🎉 You are the first commenter! It's Tuesday!!!
@@ClassicGhost that story was aweamazing!
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Your big long comment about healing has disappeared. But, yes. I did my qi-gong this morning after my meditation. I'm actually feeling fine because I recorded that story a bit ago ;) My cold never developed as it turned out.
@@ClassicGhost
That is great that you do that! I’m sorry I thought that it was too long and looked like preaching!!
Excellent story and commentary.
Cheers
That was a really fantastic story.... ;-) Thanks for the upload.
Brilliant and superb reading as always
Thank you, Juliet!
Thankyou! 🌹
What a good story and read so well with a pleasant and clear voice. This made a nice finish to my evening before sleep. I hope you feel well soon.
Another story well done. Thank you !I enjoy the commentary about the geography and author.
Thank you Carla
I wholeheartedly agree! I always enjoy a bit of discussion and commentary on the author and the story, and what's going on in general with the podcast in future..
Thanks, love.
:)))
Interesting story and great narration!!
Your channel has replaced Netflix and gaming in the evenings for me! We all gotta grow up!
I still find time for both of those :)
@Classic Ghost Stories Podcast - Tony Walker I do too, but not every evening anymore. I guess I should have said "mostly." With the kids, I only have about an hour or two once they go to sleep. I have to choose my time wisely!
Gaming and watching TV late make it hard for me to fall asleep. Audio books help me to fall asleep.
Thank you. Love your stories as I feel you do it especially for us fans. I believe you do it with skill and passion. The exposition afterwards is interesting. Dont stop.
I appreciate that! I do do it for you.
Thank you for using the last of your poor voice on this reading. Scary! Full of suspense. Get well soon!
What a story. I just love a good scary ghost story that is really well told. Excellent. Thank you so much. 😊😊😊😊😊🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Wishing you lots of rest and a quick recovery. Thank you for the creepy story and, as always, your wonderful conversational commentary. Feel better ❤
Thank you.
Thank you for listening
Ditto this time around! Really scary and masterful presentation and commentary. Thanks so much, Tony!
Beautifully written. Really enjoyed.♥️
Thank you very much!
I want to know why the body was weird when examined.Three teats,a tail,cloven hooves?,lol Thanks as usual Tony!♥️🇨🇦
Erm. Dunno. But I do know, making deals with demons never works out.
Thanks brilliant 👏😁
Enjoyed listening to this story. You have an amazing voice for these stories. Thank you
Get better soon!! Can't miss any uploads! 💜
Enjoyed this one. Wasn't familiar with it or the author which is always a treat. And the background was helpful. Thanks.
He’s not so well known but was well regarded in his time
Really great, as always. The soft expressiveness of your voice, the work and time you put into what seems in the end an effortless, spontaneous performance, is always such a pleasure.
Thank you very much! You are very kind.
congratulations on your steadily growing number of listeners. I’m not surprised. These stories and your unique way of telling them makes the channel irresistible and your number of subscribers inevitable. I’m guessing many many more. This is one of those really traditional and classic sounding tales I love so much. Ever read James Herbert ? You remind me a bit of him and if you don’t know his books this is intended as very high praise.
Off topic here but have you ever heard the story of the vampire of the Gorbals ? As fair a Scottish lass I ever had the pleasure of knowing told me all about this shockingly nasty Glasgow slum and the absolute certainty that seized its children in the early 50s that a seven foot vampire with iron teeth and glowing green eyes was feeding on the kids s. It all came to a head in a three day hunt for the beast in a huge necropolis behind the slum. Seems this story has so many potential dark angles I’m hoping a channel will make a good story out of it.
I’ve only just gotten into MR James. His arcane and frankly baffling footnotes threw me a bit but when you get to the meat he’s extremely chilling. To my complete non-surprise he reminded me of Ramsey Campbell because a blurb described him as sort of a modern MR James and I wouldn’t argue that point. If you’ve done any of his stories - especially with a good talk at the end - please do suggest it because I’m filled with curiosity about the man now. I know the one about the huge spiders in the tree, the statue of the monstrous Viking landlord and about the freakish figure that moves in a painting. Beyond that it’s a blank so your suggestions would be greatly appreciated !
No I don’t. My cousin Alastair used to live on easterhouses
so chillingly read, yet with human understanding of the people involved. 🫣😌🌷🌱
Still just as gripping, scary although we know the story quite well--a favorite of mine. Love the narration and commentary, listening with "new ears" Much appreciated, Tony. Thank you.
An excellent story.
Tony, one thing I love to do is return (over and over again) to my favorites, so here I am again. Anyway, I hope you're feeling good and doing well these days! Thanks as ever for your wonderful work!
It's interesting how the character describes his scary experience in the woods as a subconscious phenomena by being detached from his senses but still experiencing it. Also the word boggles is a new one for me. Whether people call it boggles, shape shifter, hag woman, shadow man, dog man, hat man, poltergeist or even a jinn, which is my favourite, they all seems like the same entity that outlive humans in spans of thousands of years. It would be interesting to interview one.
Thank you dear Tony 🌳
Thank you! 😊
I'm put in mind of "Our name is Legion, for we are many."
Very well presented. Great voice. Keep those coming! Thank you!
This was genuinely creepy. Appreciate your dedication to your channel and your fans. 💕
Thank you again for your endeavors, and hard work in bringing this tale to us. I especially enjoy your short, insightful commentary at the end.
Your appreciation makes it worthwhile
@@ClassicGhost, youtube is not my friend evidently, I just received notice of a reply. Thank you and please,as long as you are able and enjoy your vocation please share your talents with us.( I just returned from a Physician appointment and may not be at my best ,please excuse any spelling and grammatical errors).
I am new and I also enjoy your talks after the stories.
I have done very few Irish stories. Even Irish writers like Sheridan le Fanu and
Of course Bram Stoker did few set in Ireland. Did you ever read Cre na Cille by Mairtin O Cadhain? I did it as part of my degree . That would count as one but it’s in Irish and very long. The dialect would be beyond me now
@@ClassicGhost I would love to be able to read and understand that. Thanks for replying.
Thank you
Another winner! 😎
Ty!
Good one
They (the boggles) first appeared as legion, and then evolved negatively as they neared - until a single entity was soon too near.
Re~listen ... *brevet* had to look that up as it was used here. Nice font
Yeah..I liked that one..I quite like it when the supernatural entity is not too clearly defined - then you can interpret it as you will..
It's a good description of the Fens, which I know well, having lived in the village of Rippingale in Lincolnshire, on the edge of the fens. There are some extremely isolated houses..and some very odd folk out there...people say they're 'in- breeds' 🤣 Not me! I don't say that- just repeating what I've heard!!
I wonder if Mr. Malden had aphantasia. The way he speaks of the images coming to mind when just before falling asleep, or when dreaming, may hint that he had no "mind's eye". I don't know; just a thought.
Very interesting! It’s a weird condition
@@ClassicGhost my wife has aphantasia and she can only see images in her head while asleep or just before falling completely sleep, having no control during the latter instances.
Is this good or what new subscriber
Oh ta!
I'm an intelligent person but it must take a certain part of the brain to understand these stories. I always listen very intently because I know I'm prone to "not get it". And it never fails that right when I'm waiting for a bit more information.......the story ends! 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️. Did the guy who knew she was dead have anything to do with what happened? And how did that story explain his going a little kooky before his death? Strange things happen all the time but they don't make us go lolo.
Sometimes I think the writer didn't know. Sometimes they don't tidy them up. I always think of David Lynch's films. The stories don't actually work out.
@@ClassicGhost Did you ever watch the US mini-series called "Lost"? It's on DVD now. There are so many twists and turns that I was always thinking I had caught them in something that didn't add up but if I thought about it long enough, I think it always worked out. But it really tests you on thinking about it. It has really fun stuff, too like a couple was sitting in a car on a super rainy night and something bangs into the driver's door. Then on a later episode it would have a character getting drunk in a bar who then staggers out and bangs into that car door. If you haven't seen it, you should. (I was actually living in Hawaii at the time and went jogging on a desolate road along the beach and came across the beach location where the crashed airplane prop for the movie was). It wasn't until years later that I watched the series with my sister when I'd moved back to the mainland.
@@lesliekendall5668 yes. I liked the beginning of Lost, with all the mystery but then I got mystified and bites. There was a series of his I watched recently which I liked . Can’t remember the name
@@ClassicGhost
bites? And he who?
Hi, Leslie - the boy who knew she was dead was what would have been termed at the time'a simpleton' or 'touched by God.' People such as he were also often credited with insights that others were not, e.g. he went quiet because he sensed that something bad was about to happen, evil was afoot. Once it was over, he simply knew that Mrs Vries was dead. Thank goodness there were no signs of violence because if there had been, he would likely have been railroaded as the prime suspect!
You tried to get into the locked drawer today didn't you? From a movie I presume 🤔🤔🤔HA!!!
I thought you sounded like you were coming down with something.
What's with you English people and ghost stories on Christmas Eve? I think of Dickens.
It's the rain.
@@ClassicGhost : For your cold or for Christmas ghost stories? Or both? 😄😄😂😂
Rekoder cider
Did you do the Irish story? If so where can I find it, please? Are there any more Irish or Scottish stories? I particularly like a good Celtic tale.
I thought I'd replied to this. In short. I will do some soon
@@ClassicGhost I don't know what you mean. If you have already replied I probably don't remember what you said.
Interesting you didnt comment that all the "scripture" was from the Apocrypha
Of course when I was brought up we didn’t recognise the Apocrypha. But he is a Protestant churchman so it wouldn’t be in his Bible
@@ClassicGhost Anglo-Catholics often have Bibles containing the apocryphal books and at the time the story was written, loads of clergymen and antiquarians would have been familiar with the apocryphal books.
*sigh" I put these stories on to fall asleep and not to listen to you yammer about something that's easily founded on the internet not to mention that it wakes me up and I am not a happy camper when I am woken up luckily I have forgave you in the past few stories cause you were precise and on point but talking about the author of the story for half the story is not a good idea for my sleep schedule is already messed up as is and I would hate to unsubscribe from your fantastic channel isn't voice for a mere trifle like that 🤗
You’ve got to think what you’re saying. These are not stories to fall asleep to. There are channels that are for that.
You talk out of your cornhole.Lots of other content to be founded.Go find it.
@@clonejones7955 yup I agreed I shall unsubscribe immediately