Halloween doesn't hold a monopoly on ghost stories. Any dark and stormy night will do, real or imagined. This quartet (with a fascinating interlude on how they work) begins with a truly creepy archive classic. The pair that follow are presented so naturally one might believe them to be true. Maybe they are! All this leads perfectly to Hans Anderson's piece de resistánce (or should I say "quelle horreur!") about a squeaky kitchen cupboard. At the end when the last words were spoken about writing in blood and at the same moment a pigeon landed on my office windowsill, I nearly jumped out of my skin! The mix of evoctive, atmospheric music is just right. This imaginative half-hour would fit perfectly into anyone's late-night programming. I look forward to hearing more from Love and Radio!

Radio does creepy better than any other medium IMO. This is outstanding radio, well done.