Tom's Terror Trove

РАСКО́Л Another deep dive into the doleful denizens of Limbus Company's bus. Although in this case we are dealing with a feverishly cheerful and multifarious (I have a feeling I'm going to abuse that adjective) individual, set free from their mind body and spirit-bindings. Let's not forget Sonya, hy0umon of negotiable affection-flipped freedom fighter. Let us cling to the needles that pierce the flesh of our shared reality. Narrated and produced by Thomas Barker If you'd like to chip in a cou...

"If anyone’s doing the heavy lifting, it’d be us... Hey! Manager Bud! More incoming!" In this episode, I take a look at suffering and redemption in The Metamorphosis, philosophical pessimism, and how Gregor in Limbus Company might be Georg Bendeman, the happiest Gregor yet, or even Kafka himself. Reincarnation is a heck of a thing. Plus of course the traditional (I've done it three, now it's definitely a tradition) interlude dub! Narrated and produced by Thomas Barker If you'd like to chip in...

New friends are made, and the true magnitude of the trials ahead begins to manifest, as the pilgrims arrive at the ancient and forbidding City. But with sickness and potential conspiracy threatening their safety, is there anyone left they can turn to? Part 10 of a 10-part dark fantasy full-cast audio drama. Andrew Winson as Fork-in-the-Road, Dream Voice https://andrewwinson.com/Thomas Barker as Athamas www.thomasva.comJesse D. Hill as Longarm, Halvar [email protected] Morse-Le...

Mysterious, tree-like branches with the power to actualize the feelings, wishes, and psyches of people. The primary objective of the LCB is to gather them up. In this episode, I nearly get over my skis in examining the literary origins of the Golden Boughs of Limbus Company, particularly looking at the book of the same name by Sir James George Frazer, and the Aeneid, by Vergil. Plus of course the traditional (I've done it twice, now it's a tradition) interlude dub! Narrated and produced by Th...

He stooped to laugh again, and his mirth was yellow-toothed -- menacing. “Have no fear!” he reiterated, and with that stretched his hand toward the wall, there came a click and we were in black, impenetrable darkness. A rumination on the nature of evil, and the ability to see things FROM BEYOND, courtesy of a groundbreaking writer of dark fantasy. This story was first published in 1919. Narrated and produced by Thomas Barker If you'd like to chip in a couple of dollars to help with hos...