Show Notes
Wallace Shawn's 1990 play The Fever is about capital and class struggle and commodity fetishism and liberalism and guilt, and about someone coming to terms with the injustice in the world and their own role within that injustice. This was recorded for a separate project before The Uncanny was a thing but I felt that it fit the tone and themes of the show. Music: Phill Niblock -Works for Hurdy Gurdy and Voice Sarah Davachi - For Voice
More from The Uncanny
A cavernous dark building and an isolated country road can both hold unpleasant surprises.
In case you don't have time to listen: the titles and descriptions were all screwed up but they should be fixed now. If they aren't, email me at [email protected]! Also, more Uncanny is coming! I'm working on some things and I should have some new stories in the next few months. Thanks for still listening! Stay safe and I'll be back soon.
The warmth and light promised by a house on a winter night aren't always comforting.
In 1895, a woman in Ireland was murdered by her husband. At his trial, he claimed that the person he had killed wasn't his wife, but someone pretending to be her.