Dear Listener,
We are back and starting this year with something slightly different that may happen again if the response is positive. Before I continue, here is a
direct link to the MP3 if you need it.
Every so often, we'd like to unearth a long-forgotten gem by another author, whose work has come to rest in the the public domain, and to give it the "Borders of Sleep" treatment. This is inspired by the wonderful narrator,
Xe Sands, and the brilliant
#GoingPublic project that you can read about
here and listen to
on soundcloud. Every Friday, there is fresh audio material there from the public domain and creative commons.
So here is a strange tale of a conversation between a soul and a body who don't get on too well. It was originally published in 1910 by the Irish author, Lord Dunsany, whose full name was, "Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, 18th Baron of Dunsany." His imagination was as wild and far ranging as his name; as the collection from which this story is drawn (A Dreamer's Tales) amply demonstrates. You can read some more on
Project Gutenberg.
The soundtrack for this weeks episode is from the album
Glass Desert by Harlan Williams. Great music for mind-travel!
Well then, please let us know if you do or don't enjoy this week's offering and, until next week, wishing you ...
Sweet dreams ...
