Tag Archives: Literature
The Black Mass 10: The Witch Of The Willows by Lord Dunsany
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time (8pm and midnight in the UK) for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: 10: “The Witch Of The Willows” by Lord Dunsany
The Black Mass 9: Esmé by H H Munro (Saki)
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: 9 — “Esmé” by H H Munro (Saki)
The Black Mass 8: Diary of a Madman by Nikolai Gogol
Join us on Friday 9th April at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: Diary of a Madman by Nikolai Gogol
The Black Mass 7: An Evening’s Entertainment by M R James
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: An Evening’s Entertainment by M R James
The Black Mass 6: The Death of Halpin Frayser by Ambrose Bierce
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: The Death of Halpin Frayser by Ambrose Bierce
Unfortunately, due to a technical hitch, we repeated last week’s episode — another Ambrose Bierce piece, The Moonlit Road, by mistake. We’ll run The Death of Halpin Frayser on May 14th.
The Black Mass Programme 5: The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce
Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created by the late Erik Bauersfeld and his colleagues at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Note that the episode will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
Today: The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce
The Black Mass Programme 4: Six Tales by Lord Dunsany
Now at noon and 4pm Pacific!
Due to popular demand we have added a broadcast of The Black Mass at an earlier time on Fridays — from now on, in addition to 4pm Pacific, there will be a broadcast at noon Pacific time too. This is in line with our other special programming, which also goes out at noon and 4pm Pacific.
So… Join us on Friday at a little after 12 noon or 4pm Pacific time (20:00 or midnight Fri/Sat UTC), for another episode in the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft — many of whom are best-known in other fields.
Today: Six Tales by Lord Dunsany: Lobster Salad, The Workman, The Charm against Thirst, How the Enemy Came to Thlunrana, The Dream of King Karna-Vootra, Charon
Note that episodes will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
The Black Mass: Friday at 4pm Pacific ‑The Squaw by Bram Stoker
Join us on Friday at a little after 4pm Pacific time (midnight Fri/Sat GMT), for another episode from the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft.
Today’s tale: The Squaw, by Bram Stoker.
Note that episodes will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode will be a few minutes after the hour.
The Black Mass: Friday at 4pm Pacific — All Hallows, by Walter de la Mare
Join us on Friday at a little after 4pm Pacific time (midnight Fri/Sat GMT), for another episode from the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft.
Today’s tale: All Hallows, by Walter de la Mare.
Note that episodes will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode may be a few minutes after the hour.
The Black Mass artwork was produced by Terry Lightfoot.
The Black Mass: Fridays at 4pm Pacific
Join us on Friday at 4pm Pacific time (midnight Fri/Sat GMT), join us for another episode from the landmark radio drama series The Black Mass, created at the Pacifica radio station KPFA in Berkeley, California, over fifty years ago. In 30 chilling tales of mystery, imagination and the human mind, The Black Mass brings you some of literature’s most haunting stories, by masters of the craft.
Note that episodes will not start until the track playing at the top of the hour has finished, so the actual start time of the episode may be a few minutes after the hour.
Our apologies: the show scheduled for Friday 12th did not go out due to a technical issue.
The Black Mass artwork was produced by Terry Lightfoot.