Ghost, Rain, Dreams. Fall asleep to scary stories #unintentionalasmr #sleepaid

How can scary ghost stories make you sleep better? This compilation of ghost stories with rain noise is made to help you drift off to sleep. People say a soothing male voice like mine makes them fall asleep. I wrote and narrated stories to scare you and so at first I scratched my head, but then I thought if people want scary stories to fall asleep to, who am I to complain.

As long as they like what I do, that's fine. This is a compilation of soft-spoken stories which are a mix of true ghost stories, some thoughts on the moon, the odd poem and a very unnerving story about a haunted tower in Italy.

Listen or snooze. I'm happy to help you sleep better if that's what you need.

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00:00 Begin
00:08 “The Hexham Werewolf” by Tony Walker
24:00 “The Radiant Boy of Corby Castle” by Tony Walker
33:30 “Spring-Heel Jack” by Tony Walker
43:15 “Ghosts at The Royal Geographical Society” by Tony Walker
51:30 “Aliens at Cold Springs” by Tony Walker; based on an account by Philip J Imbrogno
1:12:50 “The Thought Fox” by Ted Hughes

1:14:45: Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain
(Pen Names: Elizabeth Morison and Frances Lamont); Editor’s Introduction
Also Known as: “The Ghosts of Petit Trianon” or “The Versailles Time Slip”
1:20:30 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Original Preface
1:21:38 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Original Publisher’s Note
1:22:10 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Chapter 1
1:36:25 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Chapter 2: Ms Lamont studies Eleanor Jourdain’s account of her first visit to Petit Trianon
1:44:35 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Chapter 3: August 1901
1:48:00 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Chapter 4: Ms Lamont’s Account of a second visit to Petit Trianon, January 1902
1:54:10 Time Slip: “An Adventure” by Ann Moberley and Eleanor Jourdain: Chapter 5: January 1902
1:57:08 An Excerpt from “Lud-in-the-Mist” by Hope Mirrlees
2:02:48 An Excerpt from “Lud-in-the-Mist” by Hope Mirrlees (repeated)
2:08:36 An Excerpt from “Lud-in-the-Mist” by Hope Mirrlees (repeated)
2:14:25 “The Tower” by Marghanita Laski
2:31:45 Channel/Patreon membership promotion spot: Like, Comment, Subscribe, Share!
2:32:45 “Steppenwolf” Hawkwind lyrics; opening lines
2:33:40 “The Moon” by Walter de la Mare; excerpt from his book: _Behold this Dreamer: of Reverie,
Night, Sleep, Dream, Love-Dreams, Nightmare, Death, the Unconscious, the
Imagination, Divination, the Artist and Kindred Subjects_