You wake up, millions of light years from home, in a place nothing like home.  What do YOU do?

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That's right. Canada's premier horror magazine, Rue Morgue, gave mention to audio drama's only Lovecraftian soap-opera, The Unspeakable and the Inhuman.

It's right there in issue 86 (the current Jan/Feb issue) on page 10, featured in a single paragraph in the "Roadkill from the Info Highway" section. They mentioned our myspace page, and not our main website or podcast feed, but the review (tiny though it was) was basically positive.

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So, yay, we have press. It makes me feel official.

"Not guilty by reason of insanity" sounds like an easy out to murderer Edmund - but when he checks into Dr. Larson's mental hospital, he gets much more than he bargained for.

 









   


















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Baxter is taught the significance of his inheritance, the ancient Arabic tome of esoteric mathematics known as the Al-djinn-fil-hisaab, by his uncle Byron Maddox. Later, Baxter stumbles upon a disturbing scene involving his younger cousin, Randolph.

Cast
Narrator - Derek Fetters
Byron Maddox - Ian Schempp
Baxter Calhoun - G. W. Rogers
Randolph Maddox - Scott Baxter

Music: Austin Quist

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