A Dead Politician, the New York System, and The Big Blue Bugs: Rhode Island Legends and Horrors
About this audiobook
Combine a traditional audiobook with live performance from an Audie Award nominee for a deliciously quirky collection set in America's smallest state.
The home of H. P. Lovecraft and haunted by Edgar Allen Poe, Rhode Island has long been a nexus of horror.
- What lurks under the streets of Providence?
- What is swimming up Narragansett Bay?
- What do you do with a bloated corpse?
Founded as “a lively experiment” by outcasts and rebels, the tiny state of Rhode Island is rich with stories of the odd and improbable.
In this audiobook of short stories blending humor and horror, award-winning author and performance storyteller Mark Binder shares tasty tales of insect infestation, killer clams, hot weiners, a Rhody-style honeymoon, and seabirds gone awry.
“One of Rhode Island’s Leading Storytellers” – Providence Journal
Are these True Stories?
"All of my stories are true, and some of them really happened." – Mark Binder
