Here you will find scary stories by Wednesday Lee Friday, performed
and scored by an amazing assemblage of talented actors, composers, broadcasters,
and musicians. A Stabbing for Sadie is a gruesome and hilarious story of a damaged and drug-addled woman who takes stabby but deserved revenge against her abuser...or does she? Kiss Me Like You Love Me chronicles fictional Michigan serial killer Mikey Goretti. His exploits are bloody insane; but what's really shocking is how he eludes suspicion despite being completely socially inept. Also included here: zombies, wedded bliss, gunplay, monsters, and marijuana.
All fiction copyright 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 by Wednesday Lee Friday
A truly deranged and manic chapter, Sadie details the various fears, nightmares, and drug trips that keep her up at night. Contains swears, drugs, crazy talk, potentially triggering descriptions of abuse, and witchy stuff.
A deviation from our typical horror. Nigel the Caterpillar is a cautionary fable about a young insect who is content being just as he is. Story by Wednesday Lee Friday. Read by Grady G Pulley--3rd grade student, horror writer, sculptor, artist, mad scientist, and Ohio resident. Music: Inflatable Cats by Peter Alway.
Chandra takes a drastic step after Durga runs home with terrifying news. Mikey tells us all about his Uncle Stan. Includes gunplay, teenage foolishness, implied molestation, and minors consuming booze.
A not-so-welcome part of Sadie's past returns, and Sadie reveals her journey to the old house. Contains swears, drug references, whinging, serial killer talk, and a heapin' helping of self importance.
Our Narrator tells us how his friendship with Mikey slowly dwindled to nothing. Mikey and Elise have a chance encounter with Durga, OR DO THEY??? Contains swears, problems with authority, adult situations, and empowerment. Bonus track is a hilarious and groovy tune by Earl Eurp featuring Joe Roesch.
A truly deranged and manic chapter, Sadie details the various fears, nightmares, and drug trips that keep her up at night. Contains swears, drugs, crazy talk, potentially triggering descriptions of abuse, and witchy stuff.
A deviation from our typical horror. Nigel the Caterpillar is a cautionary fable about a young insect who is content being just as he is. Story by Wednesday Lee Friday. Read by Grady G Pulley--3rd grade student, horror writer, sculptor, artist, mad scientist, and Ohio resident. Music: Inflatable Cats by Peter Alway.
Chandra takes a drastic step after Durga runs home with terrifying news. Mikey tells us all about his Uncle Stan. Includes gunplay, teenage foolishness, implied molestation, and minors consuming booze.