It's 1863 and hell is in session for these surgeons at Gettysburg.

The Least Detailed Plans of a Great & Complicated Apparatus An ancient skull gradually subsumes Dr. Jolly Frye’s time, talents—and mind. Is it possession, madness, or something else altogether? Tales of the Bloody Scalpel are compelling, haunting,

by William Fryer Harvey This brief story was first published in 1910. Though subtle, many consider it one of the finest precognition stories ever written. Enjoy. Narrated by Edison McDaniels

A fallen researcher becomes obsessed with a single question: Do the dead think? An all new tale of supernatural medical suspense well calculated to keep you shivering!

Do you love listening to stories on audio? A digression. I have been a brain surgeon for over twenty years. The surgical task and the writing craft are both goal directed, cerebral undertakings. But surgery is a concrete, “right now” kind of thing,