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Barnabas Collins and the Mysterious Ghost (January 1970) Collinwood is plagued with a series of menacing events when a ballet troupe arrives there to perform for the summer tourists. One girl in particular, the beautiful Diana Samson, whom Barnabas has come to love, is repeatedly attacked by a...

The Mystery of Collinwood (January 1968) Victoria stood on the ledge known as Suicide Cliffs and stared down at the raging surf and jagged rocks below. Next to her stood Professor Mark Veno, a mysterious visitor to Collinwood. He spoke to her in a low, sinister voice. “Think of all those who...

Barnabas, Quentin and the Hidden Tomb (December 1971) Ellen awoke to see a ghostly figure moving through the shadows to her bedside. “Ellen!” Her name was whispered hoarsely, but she recognized the voice. It was Aunt Kate’s. “What’s wrong?” Ellen asked, getting out of bed...

Barnabas, Quentin and the Crystal Coffin (July 1970) Heiress Betty Ward is worried about her twin sister, who has eloped with Jeremy Frene. She follows them from Paris to Frene estate at Collinwood—but arrives too late! Her twin is dead, victim of a mysterious illness. Her body has been sealed...

The Secret of Barnabas Collins (January 1969) Here is another never-before-told story of the handsome, mysterious 175-year-old vampire. ​ While searching for the woman who will replace his long-lost Josette, and thus end the terrible curse upon him, Barnabas meets lovely Clare Duncan. The...

Barnabas, Quentin and the Frightened Bride (October 1970) Ann and John Hayward’s honeymoon at Collinwood slowly turns into a series of nightmares. Soon after their arrival, John, who is recovering from a war injury, falls victim to strange, violent spells. In a fit of irrational jealousy, he...

Four charming tales starring the marmalade-loving bear from darkest Peru. The stories are: ‘Please Look After This Bear’, ‘A Bear in Hot Water’, ‘A Disappearing Trick’ and ‘Paddington and the Amateur Dramatics.’ ‘Please look after this bear’ said the label around...

Narrated and written by best-selling author, household name and host of The View, Whoopi Goldberg, comes the perfect antidote for all those relationship advice books in the world. Whoopi Goldberg has been an electrifying, envelope-pushing public figure of many stripes: acclaimed actor...

This sharply funny play of reversals focuses on Elyot and Amanda, a passionate but feuding couple who divorced five years before. Now, on the first night of their honeymoons with their new partners, they find that they are all staying in the same hotel on the French Riviera. Fireworks are...

Worth his weight in marmalade sandwiches, here’s Paddington in four more favourite adventures. Whether he’s playing in the sand, going to the theatre, picnicking on the river or enjoying Christmas Day, you can be sure life will be full of surprises! The stories are ‘A Day at the Seaside’...

The classic, universal tale of the corrupting influence of power, the healing force of love, and how the truth must always be told - heedless of the consequences. In the New York docks of the 1950s, at least ten per cent of everything is paid to the mob. Longshoremen looking for work either pay...

Cordell J. Overgaard's memoir traces a life shaped by constant change, adaptation, and reflection. From his early career in corporate law to his work in radio broadcasting and cable television, he offers a firsthand account of how media, technology, and business evolved over decades and reshaped American society. His experiences in politics, including serving as a delegate and ethics board member, provide an insider's perspective on the American political system and its growing failure to meet the needs of the working class.

From his childhood in 1950s Glasgow, when he was affectionately known to his older brothers as ‘the wee bastard’, to his wildnerness years as an accountant when he longed to achieve his dream and join the BBC, Tracks of My Years tells the story of Ken Bruce's remarkable career. Starting work...

Triple J isn't just a radio station, it is the national voice and thumping heartbeat of Australian youth culture. Before the birth of Double J, Australian radio was created for conservative adults. The youth were to be seen and not heard. But in 1972, Gough Whitlam transformed all that. With a...

The ultimate BBC comedy collection featuring Ross Noble, randomist extraordinaire Ross Noble is one of the UK’s best-loved comedians. Famous for his surreal delivery he delights audiences with his improvisations and hilarious musing on life - all delivered in whimsical fashion with a brilliant...

Joe Lycett and Ivo Graham explore the nation's weird and wonderful obsessions “Had a great laugh and learnt more than I expected on weird things!” – Audible Review From riding roller coasters, to collecting stamps, everyone has their own little obsession. Across three series listen as two...

'To harness the ether for those who dwell upon the earth is one of the loveliest services that the modern age can render to humanity-Upward Radio!' -Sarojini Naidu's note in the AIR visitors' book 'Neelesh Kulkarni and Vikrant Pande have written an immensely readable tribute to this venerable...

Philip Hilton did what most people wouldn’t do, he made a successful media career relocating to where opportunity presented itself. An early dream of life behind the microphone started in Ireland on Pirate radio with all the hilarious curiosities of rural Irish life to the slick, number one rated super-pirate in Dublin. Then back in the UK, there was radio presenting, TV presenting, production and his own commercial radio station to start, each opportunity giving a unique relationship with the viewer and listener and not always in a good way!

Invisible sonic transmissions are all around, bonding you to other human beings! The world of radio is vast and might surprise you! From hardboiled detectives to pirate broadcasters, Sonic Bonds is a personal book/zine journey that rides the waves from the 1940s to present day, showing just how magical this technology is. Popular music, anarchist DJs, emergency broadcasts, African American history, underground culture, speculative fiction dramas... radio reflects all the things that make us interesting and human.

Scripting Empire recovers the literary and cultural history of West Indian and West African writing at the BBC in order to rethink the critical mid-century decades of shrinking British sovereignty, late modernism, and mass migration to the metropole. Scripting Empire works comparatively across dozens of different programs spanning the General Overseas Service, Home Service, Light Program, and Third Program.