PseudoPod 407: Train Tracks

“Train Tracks” was first published in Weird Noir by Fox Spirit Books and edited by Katy Laity. It’s a wonderful anthology of crime noir stories with elements of weird fiction, and is still available through Amazon as a kindle download or print version.

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Train Tracks

by W.P. Johnson

The thing that I always ask guys is if they can get me glow. Scribbled in my father’s notebook:

glow, aka, snot, rubber, soul, bright light. Knock offs include deadlights and slag (ecstasy cut with meth emulsified with gelatin and made into a hard jelly).

About the Author

W.P. Johnson

W.P. Johnson

W. P. Johnson graduated from Temple University with a degree in English Literature. He is a writer of horror and weird fiction.

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About the Narrator

Sam Ferree

Sam Ferree

Sam Ferree lives in the Twin Cities where he writes grants for a small nonprofit by day and stories and plays by night. He co-produces Story Club Minneapolis and encourages performance story tellers to come check out the show and share.

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