Glen Reads Gothic Horror (to you)
Where Glen Nuzzles reads to you, and you enjoy it
‘The Old Nurse's Story’ - By George MacDonald

I... I think he dies at the end? I have no idea what happened at the end besides a long speech about how "life is a dream" or something.

‘The Outrage - a True Story’ - By Aleksandr Kuprin

A group of thieves show up to a council meeting. And that's about it. It pretty much has no point. It's ok to skip this episode.

‘The Queen of Spades’ - By Alexsandr S. Pushkin

Never trust a ghost, especially if you’re the one who killed them. Even more especially if they couldn’t understand basic fashion while they were alive.

‘The Signal’ - By Vsevolod M. Garshin

When a story is depressing as hell in the first page and a half- you wouldn’t think it would get any worse. But it does.

‘The District Doctor’ by Ivan S. Turgenev

The best way to pick up women is when they’re dying and you’re the only doctor for miles.

‘Her Lover’ by Maxim Gorky

The story of an unattractive woman who is lonely, but it doesn’t matter since she suddenly winds up in prison for no reason and dies.

‘One Autumn Night’ by Maxim Gorky

Another week, another depressing Russian short story. This one about a man who spends the night homeless, and gets hot kisses from a homeless lady.

‘God Sees the Truth, But Waits’ by Leo N. Tolstoy

More depressing Russian stories- This one about a man who was wrongfully imprisoned for murder. Does he get out? Nope. He dies. I’m just telling you that now.