Marley's Ghosts

This story isn't believable, not because of the magic and happily every after but because I can't believe anyone would EVER want a salad that badly.

The Frog-King is a disturbing tale of magic and selfishness, it's also more violent than you might think. No sweet simple kiss and everyone lives happily ever after. The Grimm Brothers bring us another unhappily ever after story.

Marley's Ghosts is diving into the dark and twisted origins of Fairytales. We are starting with Cinderella. If you think you know this story you might be surprised at how brutal and bloody the original story is. This story is from the Grimm Brothers who collected these disturbing tales from all over europe.Connect with me:Instagram: @marleys_ghostsemail: marleysghostspodcast@gmail.com

A corpse in a mummy museum what so strange about that? Oh a fresh corpse...A Recently Expired Corpse by E.G, Thompson is one of our mysteries. I discovered it in a compilation of scary stories but can find nothing about the author or story.To reach me in the beyond:Instagram @marleys_ghostsblog marleysghostspodcast.compatreon - Marleys Ghosts PodcastSleep Well.

As the middle sister I would like to assure my sisters I do not relate to the middle sister in this story!The Three Sisters first published in 1902W.W. Jacobs - most famous now for his short story The Monkey Paw, but in his day his maritime stories are what brought him fame.Instagram - @marleys_ghostsTwitter - @GhostsMarleyFacebook - Marleys ghosts Podcastemail - marleysghostspodcast@gmail.comBlog - marleysghostspodcast.com

Time for a dirt nap? The Buried Alive first published in Blackwood's, October 1821 by Anonymous,John Galt - Scottish Author (no I didn't realize he was scottish when I chose the story just a happy coincidence.) He was the first novelist to deal with issues of the Industrial Revolution and he has been called the first political novelist in the English language.Instagram -@ marleys_ghostsTwitter - @GhostsMarleyFacebook - Marleys Ghosts Podcastemail - marleysghostspodcast@gmail.comBlog - marleysghostspodcast.comSleep Well!

I've been described as obsessed with cats but possessed? The Eyes of the Panther - was first published in The San Francisco Examiner on 17 October, 1897Our Author Ambrose Bierce -According to witnesses, Bierce died over and over again, all over Mexico. There is even a cenotaph for him in the sleepy mining town of Sierra Mojada, in the Chihuahua Desert. Curiously, although his body doesn't lie under it, it is the most distinguished marker for any of Bierce's immediate familyInstagram - @marleys_ghostsTwitter - @GhostsMarleyTikTok Marleysghostsemail marleysghostspodcast@gmail.comwebsite marleysghostspodcast.comSleep Well!

Till death do you part - and sometimes not even thenBy Word of Mouth was first published in the Civil and Military Gazette on June 10th 1887Author Rudyark Kipling -Joseph Rudyard Kipling was an English journalist, short-story writer, poet, and novelist. He was born in British India, which inspired much of his work. Instagram - @marleys_ghostsTwitter - @ghostsmarleyFacebook - Marleys Ghostsemail - marleysghostspodcast@gmail.comwebsite - marleysghostspodcast.com

Wayward appendages, mill saws and a fragile mind make a delightfully gruesome story.The Haunted Burglar - Was first published in the magazine Lippincotts in 1897.Our Author - we are again graced with the talents of W.C. Morrow who we last heard from in Over an Absinthe Bottle.Instagram @marleys_ghostsTwitter @GhostsMarleyEmail marleysghostspodcast@gmail.comWebsite marleysghostspodcast.com