S02 - EP17 - The Mosses Part 2 by LD Brown | The conclusion of this strange adventure
Haunted UK Fiction: Tales of the Supernatural, Paranormal, and UncannyShow Notes
The conclusion of this eerie, atmospheric story...
“She lowered her voice, almost to a whisper and glanced to and fro as if cautious of her surroundings. “I think, perhaps, that you might not be able to endure the experience.” Initially, I thought that this little put down of hers was typical of her character; it was both something of a good-natured tease and a defensive stance against what she regarded as my rigid scepticism. It is only now, as I relate these events so many years later, that there was no veiled meaning in those words of hers. It was simply a warning…”
What began as curiosity now gives way to consequence, as the true nature of The Mosses reveals itself: Slow, inescapable, and far older than those who wander into it. This original paranormal folk horror story explores consequence, inevitability, and the quiet terror of realizing the warning was real.
If you enjoy this story, continue your listening with: The Mosses – Part 1 (return to where the journey began) The Overcoat (another atmospheric tale by the same author, steeped in creeping unease) Blackdamp (a suffocating story where the environment itself becomes inescapable)
About the Author L.D. Brown writes atmospheric horror inspired by the landscapes of the Lake District — places where beauty and unease exist side by side.He is also the creator of Tallow Tales: The Hawkshead Ghost Walk, where he shares local folklore and ghost stories rooted in the surrounding countryside.Find more from L.D. Brown: Instagram & Facebook: @tallowtales Website: www.kittchen.co.uk/tallowtales Email: [email protected]
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Credits: Story by L.D. Brown Narrated by Steven Holloway Script prepared by Melissa West Produced by Pink Flamingo Home Studio
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