It’s fantastic and gets better with repeated listens - glad you liked it

They’re raising funds at the moment to do Call of the Cthulhu. They have also released a mini series called Crowley on Kickstarter, which is excellent @juliansimpson.bsky.social

I only discovered it last year…I must have listened to the entire thing a dozen times over since (even though bbc sounds have removed some). It’s quite simply the best Lovecraft adaptation I’ve ever heard or seen. I’m unfeasibly excited for this

*haven’t

If you have started this amazing audio series yet - dive in with - The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. It’s the best thing you will do today www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p...

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Coming soon: The Haunted Archive - A Ghost Story Manuscript of M.R. James A beautiful annotated facsimile manuscript edition of M.R. James's classic ghost story 'Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad'.

@kickstarter.com now live!

Annotated Facsimile #MRJames manuscript

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Sound right up our street

Doing a Big Auld Stramash bundle with a free sketch over at my store if you like weird Scottish gangsters and liberal use of mythology and messy inking
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1: The Interchange – Thin Places in Hard Concrete, story by story The first story in my new collection, Thin Places in Hard Concrete, is called ‘The Interchange’ and is about a road that should not be there. This story is already out there in audio form thanks to…

BLOG POST: The first in a series of pieces exploring the influences and ideas behind each of the stories in my upcoming collection ‘Thin Places in Hard Concrete’.

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This image is a digital newsletter or announcement titled Back on the BBC, dated 11 April 2026. Layout and Visuals At the top, the title is followed by the byline ‘By Kennedy Fisher & Matthew Heawood’. Below this is a horizontal banner featuring four promotional posters for BBC Radio 4 audio dramas, each based on H.P. Lovecraft stories: • The Case of Charles Dexter Ward • The Whisperer in Darkness • The Shadow Over Innsmouth • The Haunter of the Dark Text Content The body text provides an update on the availability of these shows: ‘After quite a lot of back and forth and uncertainty, our first two seasons; The Case of Charles Dexter Ward and The Whisperer in Darkness are now back up on BBC Sounds, and available via whichever podcast service you use. Now that all the shows are together in one place, and available for free, we'll be retiring the RSS feed we have been using in the interim. The BBC deal applies only to our first four seasons. Crowley is still subscriber-only and our forthcoming season will also be crowdfunded and subscriber-only.’

Fantastic news - can’t wait to hear Crowley

Classic

PSYCHOMANIA (17 Apr) | The Nickel A British biker gang, led by the charismatic and eccentric Tom, develops a macabre obsession with death and immortality. After a fatal accident, Tom returns from the grave, terrifying both rivals and ...

Seen that The Nickel cinema in Clerkenwell is showing Psychomania on the 17th thenickel.co.uk/screening/266

Go check it out if you are in the area

Then listen to our podcast covering this mental little film tinyurl.com/PsyMania

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“The Last Sacrifice” is the best pit together documentary I’ve seen in ages.

Three cheers to @randall77.bsky.social for the tip-off on @generalwitch.bsky.social

You can see it on Shudder now.

You’ve discovered our secret formula

Nice little thread addressing some of our questions about The Medusa Touch

Spread some Easter love 🐣 and consider following us as individuals as well as following the podcast on Instagram!
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A close-up of Richard Burton as John Morlar in the 1978 film The Medusa Touch. He has a wide-eyed, intense, and slightly distressed expression, staring directly at the camera. Below the image, the words ‘General Witchfinders’ are written in a large, white, gothic-style font against a black background.

Astronauts orbiting the moon whilst explosions rock the earth and the royals head to church!

Your Easter bumper podcast is here, packed with more #RichardBurton 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 content than you could possibly want!
We dived into 1978’s

The Medusa Touch. 🐍✈️

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It’s okay . We don’t mind you sitting down in our presence

Star Trek The Search for Spock scene. Our Lord Spock is pictured in a white robe. He stands surrounded by his shipmates who are all older here than they were in the TV show. Sulu is smiling and touching Spock's chest for some reason. Uhura, Chekov, Scotty, and Bones stand close and all seem thrilled to see him, but are otherwise practicing self control and not feeling his chest. Despite being surrounded by friends, Spock is staring only at Kirk, for obvious reasons.

He is risen

PantoSplaining: Episode 6 - Cardiff 1989 YouTube video by PantoSplaining - the Panto Poster Podcast

Are you already bored? Well, you can fill your Easter Weekend with some laughs, tears and facts as we at PantoSplaining deep-dive into a selection of bizarre old pantomime posters.

The latest episode is here youtu.be/plWUBpdcQes?...

But you can investigate them all at linktr.ee/PantoSplaining

Might submit this expansion pack idea for May Day bsky.app/profile/mole...

I just finished reading an advance copy of Ray’s new collection of stories ‘Thin Places in Hard Concrete.’ Highly recommended. Much to admire but ‘Unreleased’ is the stand-out story for me. I won’t say any more, the less you know, the more you’ll enjoy it. Stunning work.

Details on our website. www.GeneralWitchfinders.com

The opening title card for the 1978 film The Medusa Touch. The image features a circular, bronze-coloured relief of a screaming woman’s face surrounded by writhing snakes in place of hair, representing the mythological Medusa. The film’s title is superimposed over the centre in a bold, yellow, stylised font with sharp angles. Small white text at the bottom provides the copyright information for ITC Entertainment Ltd from 1978.

If you want to listen to the next episode of our podcast where we talk about The Medusa Touch a few days early and with no ads, go join our Patreon.

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A sketch of a riot cop with a shield, baton, helmet and jack boots. His face cannot be seen. His stance is aggressive. Text in German-style blackletter reads Wolf in Exile. At the bottom is more text that reads Thin Places in Hard Concrete, Spring 2026.

Poster #2: Wolf in Exile.

“These stories are fantastic. There are so many highlights and it left me wanting more.” – Ross @generalwitch.bsky.social.

A poster for a short story called The Interchange. The background image is a slightly disturbingly organic schematic of a motorway junction. It's tinted pink and teal with a gradient. Text reads: The Interchange -- Thin Places in Hard Concrete, Spring 2026.

Poster #1: The Interchange.

“Ray Newman is an M. R. James for the 21st century. His haunting stories unfold in familiar, even banal settings – a rented flat, a holiday let, an inexplicable motorway interchange, the corner of a room... ” says @davidcollard.bsky.social

Telegraph headline: Paul Daniels injured in Sooty pizza-throwing accident Paul Daniels, the magician, was taken to hospital with head injuries after being hit in the face by a pizza thrown by the puppet Sooty.

while doing some research I came across the greatest headline I have ever read & I can’t believe I missed this in 2011