Harry Strange episode 312: An Unfortunate Victim of Circumstance Part 2 was written by Tony Sarrecchia and directed by Jason Tyler. Sound Design by Molly Silverman. All material is copyright (c) 2015 by Tony Sarrecchia and used with his permission.Featured in tonight’s cast were (in order of appearance): Leanna AdamsSketch MacQuinorKellen StennettJoe RoeschTricia Groves-------------------To keep with … Continue reading Harry Strange episode 312: An Unfortunate Victim of Circumstance Part 2
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"Night of the Bloodthirsty Ghouls" Released
I'm excited to announce that Pro Se Press has published my novella, 'Night of the Bloodthirsty Ghouls', as volume 2 in their 'Ninth Circle' series. From the blurb: "Nurse Nancy Harrigan's Mercy Center is under attack by unknown forces while a virus is turning the denizens of the Ninth Circle into bloodthirsty rage monsters. With Detective … Continue reading "Night of the Bloodthirsty Ghouls" Released
The Legends of New Pulp Fiction is released!
NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENTI am pleased to announce that my short story, "The Aquarium," is available in the newest collection from Airship 27 Productions: The Legends of New Pulp Fiction (http://www.amazon.com/Legends-New-Pulp-Fiction-Fortier/dp/0692601139/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8) This is not my usual horror yarn, though parts of the story are horrific, but a crime tale featuring "Doc" Salvatore Scaldero, former enforcer for an outlaw … Continue reading The Legends of New Pulp Fiction is released!
Harry Strange in The Stones of Solomon
For the first time in print, the first season scripts of The Harry Strange Radio Drama.A beautiful woman walks into Harry's office and asks him to recover some property stolen by her ex-lover. Harry surmises two things, she's not telling him everything, and she's rich. This is his kind of case. He takes the case, … Continue reading Harry Strange in The Stones of Solomon
So, Tone, whatcha been doing since the last entry?
I’ve been working. No, seriously, I have. Stop laughing. I am working on a serial drama harking back to the old days of entertainment when, rather than sitting back and watching the pretty colors, consumers of said entertainment had to get more involved. I am talking about what is often stodgily referred to as ‘Old … Continue reading So, Tone, whatcha been doing since the last entry?
Tony Sarrecchia: Storyteller 