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The -30- Press Quarterly, Issue Two: 2016 Annual Edition

By: 30- Press
Narrated by: Kimberly Millay
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Have you ever wanted to just consume terror? Here's your opportunity.

The -30- Press Quarterly is an ongoing anthology series of the best horror stories from the NoSleep writing community on Reddit. These stories will chill you, disturb you, and leave you feeling absolute terror.

Contributing authors:

  • K. Oresnik
  • Henry Galley
  • Jared Roberts
  • Marshall Banana
  • M.J. Pack
  • Howard Moxley
  • Felix Blackwell
  • Paul Ross
  • Harrison Prince
  • S.H. Cooper
  • Melanie Camus
  • Leonard Petracci
  • J. Laughlin
  • Caitlin Spice
  • Scott Wilson
  • SnollyGolly
  • Tristan Lince
  • Katie Irvin Leute
  • Thaddeus James
  • Lily T.
  • E.Z. Morgan
  • AA Peterson

Edited by Amber Whelpley and Ashley Franz Holzmann.

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There are a few stories that are so good, I listened to the end. The remaining are so horrid I immediately skip or are mediocre enough to make me sleepy and I need skip half way through. These are from amateur writers on Reddit and about half of them I have heard already on some podcasts.

Only a few good stories

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