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107 - "The Lair of the White Worm" (Part 1) by Bram Stoker

A new spooky saga begins! Kaela has enlisted the Creative Horror crew to read an infamously maligned horror novel by none other than the writer of Dracula, just to prove that even the most well-known authors can produce duds. The gang is about to find out why, and start plotting how they might drink their way through it in a creative way.

Read along with us here!

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Bonus - Choice Dregs Sampler

Since the Creative Horror Crew were on vacation recently, they’ve arranged a platter of bite-sized items from the menu of Choice Dregs, lost chunks of UCA recordings usually given only to Patreon supporters. However, something totally new and unexpected awaits at the end…

If you want to hear all episodes of Choice Dregs, plus a good amount of other extra content related to Midnight Marinara and UCA, please consider becoming a Patron at any level.

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Darkly Lit - Ep40 Sawkill Girls by Claire Legrand

Delve into the darkly lit world of horror literature with us! This month, we relate to some serious teenage angst in Sawkill Girls by Claire Lagrand.

Next month, we’ll discuss The Halloween Moon by Joseph Fink. Join us in the reading and send your comments, questions or related topics to discuss to our email or Twitter. Email darklylitpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @darklylitpod Find more episodes and other horror related podcast at CreativeHorror.com Intro music by Abysmii - Bandcamp - Youtube - Twitter

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106 - "Summer // Start to Finish" by Eli Edgerton-Jones

Eli shares a existential story of bitter nostalgia. confusion and regret, but Kaela, Allen and Benjamin are monsters drunk enough to commit to the bit.

Story submitted by Eli Edgerton-Jones.

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105 - "Weep My Lovely" by Kristina Fick

We’re not strangers to fan fiction on this show, and luckily four of the five hosts - Kaela, Allen, Seid and Raevell - have some decent context to work with, while David is very much in the dark. Will this horror take on Madoka Magica leave the desired impression regardless of knowledge of the source material? And will Allen get the $5000 necessary to reveal his own Bionicle fiction at last?

Story submitted by Kristina Fick.

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104 - "A Tiller of the Ground" by William Dalphin

Slight disclaimer. There’s some potentially tricky stuff in this one that’s definitely NSFW. Notes at the beginning. Just be forewarned. Anyway, David and Allen are a couple of dingbats.

Story submitted by William Dalphin. Read along here.

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103 - Short and Shivery 34

The noble tradition of getting Random Encounters to read stories with us continues! Having just wrapped shooting of Your Happy Ending the night before, we awake at the crack of 2pm to read a collection of five very short stories with varying themes of quirky horror and a bit of NoSleep energy.

Stories submitted by shortstory1 Read along below: 1. “Hello I would like to order a pizza” 2. “I regret turning an Instagram tiktok influencer into a vampire” 3. “I am going to allow my son to be weird for 12 hours instead of just 1 hour” 4. “Donate to my charity guys” 5. “My mother is still scared of the dark”

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Darkly Lit - Ep39 Fear Street Cheerleaders: The First Evil by R.L. Stine

Delve into the darkly lit world of horror literature with us! This month, we get a little campy raising spirits with a Fear Street book: Cheerleaders: The First Evil by R.L. Stine.

Next month, we’ll discuss Sawkill Girls by Claire Legrande. Join us in the reading and send your comments, questions or related topics to discuss to our email or Twitter. Email darklylitpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @darklylitpod Find more episodes and other horror related podcast at CreativeHorror.com Intro music by Abysmii - Bandcamp - Youtube - Twitter

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0 - Jeff the Killer (UCA Pilot)

Originally a Patreon exclusive, this special episode contains the prototype that eventually led to Undercooked Analysis. Recorded way back in March of 2014, this impromptu session has David and friends Ben Spiegel, Sean Holt, Ty Lucas and Kyle Duncan reading through "Jeff the Killer," and stumbling over what UCA originally tried to do: understand what it is that made this story and its namesake character so popular in the wider Creepypasta mythos.

If you’re interested in what other weird gems we have hidden in the vault these past 8 years, consider joining our Patreon.

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102 - "Fish Replicas" by Daniel Scamell

Allen and David think something fishy is going on here…

Story submitted by Daniel Scamell.

There’s still time to join in for our Cryptid Creature Writing Challenge!

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Darkly Lit - EP38 The Graveyard Apartment by Mariko Koike

Delve into the darkly lit world of horror literature with us! This month, we disregard the presence of the dead in The Graveyard Apartment by Mariko Koike.

Next month, we’ll discuss Fear Street: The First Evil by R.L. Stine Join us in the reading and send your comments, questions or related topics to discuss to our email or Twitter. Email darklylitpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @darklylitpod Find more episodes and other horror related podcast at CreativeHorror.com Intro music by Abysmii - Bandcamp - Youtube - Twitter

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101 - "Inheritance" by Oxygen-Thief

Opening with some theocratic discussion (sacrilege may vary), David, Kaela, Seid and Papreeka find their cold open was more on theme then they anticipated, as they read a story about an old tree and a struggle with identity.

Story submitted by Oxygen-Thief.

Check out our Cryptid Creature Writing Challenge with Animal Fact Files!

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100 - "Jeff the Killer" (Google Translate Edition)

It's the 100th episode since UCA moved to Creative Horror, and the gang's all here to take another look at everyone's favorite ominous unknown killer - this time with the story run through Google Translate a few times. Will it be a marked improvement?

Originally recorded with VISUALS! If you want see what happened during this episode, check it out on YouTube.

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99 - "BaD eGg...?"

Kaela, Ben, Kylie and Eli connect link cables and discuss a submitted work of good old-fashioned PokePasta, this being a tragic tale of eggs gone awry.

Story submitted anonymously.

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Darkly Lit - EP36 Farmhand (Vol. I) by Rob Guillory

Delve into the darkly lit world of horror literature with us! This month, we experience our initial growing pains with the first volume of Farmhand by Rob Guillory.

Next month, we’ll discuss The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones. Join us in the reading and send your comments, questions or related topics to discuss to our email or Twitter.

Email darklylitpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @darklylitpod Find more episodes and other horror related podcast at CreativeHorror.com Intro music by Abysmii - Bandcamp - Youtube - Twitter

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97 - "Self-Insert" by David King

It’s time for David to get some of what he dishes out. Kaela, Seid and Papreeka take a story written for a writing challenge and put it to their own form of scrutiny, while also providing some helpful PSAs along the way.

Story submitted by David King.

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Allen Announcement

Allen has something important to share with our listeners about a change in the show’s format.