Episode 8: A Horseman in the Sky
Whereby I help to shut down those conversations you're having in your head and then read A Horseman in the Sky by Ambrose Bierce
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Episodes (9)
Episode 8: A Horseman in the Sky
Whereby I help to shut down those conversations you're having in your head and then read A Horseman in the Sky by Ambrose Bierce
The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce, Part 3
Audio version of one of American's literature's most famous ghost stories - a chilling tale from Ambrose Bierce detailing a murder from three perspectives, including the victim herself. Part Three, STATEMENT OF THE LATE JULIA HETMAN, THROUGH THE MEDIUM BAYROLLES, narrated by Trudy Leonard. Audio produced by Henry Howard. Directed by Craig Dominey. Music by Michael Thomas Roe.
The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce, Part 2
Audio version of one of American's literature's most famous ghost stories - a chilling tale from Ambrose Bierce detailing a murder from three perspectives, including the victim herself. Part Two, STATEMENT OF CASPAR GRATTAN, narrated by Thomas E. Fuller. Audio produced by Henry Howard, directed by Craig Dominey, music by Michael Thomas Roe.
The Moonlit Road by Ambrose Bierce, Part One
Audio version of one of American's literature's most famous ghost stories - a chilling tale from Ambrose Bierce detailing a murder from three perspectives, including the victim herself. Part One, STATEMENT OF JOEL HETMAN, JR., narrated by John Gentile. Audio produced by Henry Howard, directed by Craig Dominey. Music by Michael Thomas Roe.
Bierce on Oceans and Irony
Welcome to today's #WednesdayWisdom from Way Of The Renaissance Man Starring Jim Woods
Today's insight was inspired by American journalist, poet, Civil War veteran and author of "the Devil's Dictionary," named as one of "The 100 Greatest Masterpieces of American Literature" by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, Ambrose Bierce.
“Ocean: A body of water occupying about two-thirds of a world made for man — who has no gills.”
— Ambrose Bierce
The irony of nature is all around us. As the great Ambrose Bierce reminds us, we live on a planet that’s mostly water, yet we can’t drink that water, nor can we breathe it. It’s the same situation with much of life. Man has limited resources, limited time and limited energy. Yet for most of us, we want to do it all. Given the finite nature of the time we have on this ocean-dominated planet, doesn’t it just make sense to live life to the fullest, and to maximize the truly important aspects of life such as love, relationships, productive achievement, helping our fellow man? I certainly think so.
Jim Woods July 28, 2021.
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El caso de la zanja de Coulter, Ambrose Bierce
Del libro Cuentos de Soldados y Civiles de Ediciones Guadarrama
Nada en la guerra es glamoroso o maravilloso, lucha insensata cintara el otro y el sueño de seguir viviendo aún después de saber que nada será igual. Nunca nada será igual. Un cuento impresionante en la pluma de nuestro invitado en El Cuarto de Atrás: Ambrose Bierce, hablando de la demencia, valentÃa, el estoicismo y todo lo que vio y conoció de primera mano en la guerra de secesión.
Nada en la guerra es glamoroso o maravilloso, lucha insensata cintara el otro y el sueño de seguir viviendo aún después de saber que nada será igual. Nunca nada será igual. Un cuento impresionante en la pluma de nuestro invitado en El Cuarto de Atrás: Ambrose Bierce, hablando de la demencia, valentÃa, el estoicismo y todo lo que vio y conoció de primera mano en la guerra de secesión.
MICROGORIA 74 - The Damned Thing
In the first of our new Abominable Audio series, Mr Jim Moon presents a gem from the archives - an old time radio version of the classic weird tale The Damned Thing by Ambrose Bierce
"An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," by Ambrose Bierce
Ambrose Bierce was an incredible wordsmith, and his most well-known story is a shining example of his use of language to take a reader on a journey. Sit down, relax, be brought to the edge of your seat, and enjoy this presentation of “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge!”
0:00 – What is this, who am I, what are we doing here?
2:55 – Introduction to this week’s story
5:51 – “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”
26:47 – Afterword/Closing the Show
27:06 – What’s coming next week? See you then!
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