The Man in Black: The Complete Series 1-4: Twenty creepy full-cast dramas
About this audiobook
Mark Gatiss stars as sinister raconteur The Man in Black, in these twenty terrifying full-cast radio dramas
The Man in Black is waiting to make your acquaintance. Maybe you’ll meet him on a bus, in the supermarket, or at an airport luggage carousel. Perhaps he’ll peer into your baby’s pram, or approach you in the corridor of a care home. Wherever you encounter him, he's eager to pass on his stories. Stories of darkness and death, myth and madness. Stories to unsettle and horrify.
Two lads on a council estate stumble onto a world where time has stopped. Something evil stalks stranded soldiers in Afghanistan. A retired accountant gets out of his depth on the Net. An ex-alcoholic is on the run from more than just his AA buddy. These tales, and many more, will haunt you long after the Man in Black has departed...
Included are:
The Tower by Mike Walker
Project Purple by Richard Vincent
The White Hare by Lucy Gough
Hide and Seek by Mike Cary
Bomber’s Moon by Lucy Kirkwood
Phish Phood by Kim Newman
Death Us Do Part by Mike Bartlett
Flesh by Tom Morton-Smith
Angels in Disguise by Nicola Jones
The Old Road by Penelope Skinner
Connect by Lucy Moore
The Printed Name by Nicholas Pierpan
Lights Out by Christopher Golden and Amber Benson
Uncle William’s House by Alison Falconer
Perfect Home by Nick Warburton
Containment by David Lemon
The Punt by Christina Balit
The Beaten Track by Dawn King
Reunion by Janice Okoh
The New Boy by Matthew Wilkie
Among the casts are Tom Goodman-Hill, Mark Bonnar, Emerald O’Hanrahan, Vineeta Rishi Toby Jones, Adjoa Andoh, Jonathan Forbes, Nikki Amuka-Bird and Alex Lanipekun.
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About the author
Mark Gatiss is an English actor, comedian, screenwriter and novelist. He is known as a member of the comedy team The League of Gentlemen alongside Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton and co-writer Jeremy Dyson. He has both written for and acted in the TV series Doctor Who and Sherlock, the latter of which he also co-created.
