Alan and Dawn talk about the 3rd of the novella's in the Four Past Midnight Collection, The Library Policeman. EXPLICIT REFERENCES TO CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT IN THIS RECORDING Rights to the music introduction remain the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Library Policeman

Alan and Dawn take a very laid back approach to King's Secret Window, Secret Garden. Music remains the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Photography the right of Pennywise Dreadful Advertisement for 50 Shades of Grey read by Gilbert Gottfried is external and Pennywise Dreadful has no rights to this content.

Secret Window, Secret Garden

Alan and Dawn socially distance their coffee meeting to discuss the Langoliers, the first in the Four Past Midnight Collection. Music, as always remains the right of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Langoliers

Dawn and Alan enjoy virtual soft drinks whist Dawn tries very hard to make her brain work in this discussion about The Dark Half.

The Dark Half

Dawn and Dianne have a long distance chat about Women and Agency in the world - from the past to the present.

History - Women and Agency Part One

Dawn and Alan maintain social distance and discuss The Tommyknockers, King's first novel foray into the realm of Science Fiction. Music remains the copyright of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Tommyknockers

AT LAST! Dawn and Alan have a virtual mug of coffee together after what seems like forever to talk about Stephen King's It. During the discussion we get confused about Pennywise's gender pronouns and how to refer to him/her/it, as well as our usual meandering discussion.

Dawn and Alan meet for coffee and discuss Misery. As usual, the discussion covers many things, including Dawn's appeal to the OED to include a new word - but mostly the pair manage to stay on topic! All musical rights remain the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, and photography to Dawn Stobbart.

Misery

Dawn and Alan meet for coffee and chat about the second novel in the Dark Tower cycle, The Drawing of the Three. They are joined by Dr Rachel Gregory Fox - who also reveals a very large secret... The Fresh Prince of Bel Air remains the property of the writer and performer. Title music remains the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Photography is the copyright of Pennywise Dreadful.

The Drawing of the Three

Dawn and Alan grab a coffee and discuss King's fantasy novel, The Eyes of the Dragon. Minor Spoilers for Game of Throne's Season 8, just in case... All music remains the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, and Photographic rights belong to me.

Eyes of the Dragon

Alan and Dawn meet for coffee and discuss Pet Semetary, a novel Dawn found particularly disturbing. Musical rights remain the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, and image rights the property of Dawn Stobbart.

Pet Sematary

Alan and Dawn have a VERY relaxed evening chat about The Talisman, the first collaboration in King's work. AND they manage to (just about) stick to the point this time! The Logo for Pennywise Dreadful is the Property of Dawn Stobbart Musical Rights are the Property of the London Philharmonic Orchestrea.

The Talisman

Alan and Dawn embrace modern technology to discuss Cycle of the Werewolf with special guest Craig Ian Mann over VOIP, rather than meeting for coffee. As is customary, the conversation meanders wildly and a relaxed conversation ensues. All musical right remain the property of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Cycle of the Werewolf

Dawn and Alan are joined via Skype by Dr Simon Brown, of Kingston University to discuss Christine, the most famous Plymouth Fury of them all. Unusually, the pair manage to stay on topic (mostly)! Opening credits belong to Columbia pictures, and closing credits to the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Don't forget to like and review on iTunes, or your favourite podcast provider.

Christine

Alan and Dawn finish their discussion of Different Seasons with Dr Jenn Ashworth and Dr Andrew Tate on Different Seasons, and all of us here at Dreadful Towers would like to wish Alan, and his amazing new wife, Dr Rachel Fox a long and happy marriage! All music rights belong to the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Differet Seasons Part 2

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