Mask of the Other
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Mask of the Other
Narrated by:
Trevor Dutton
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Narrated by:
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Trevor Dutton
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Greg Stolze
About this listen
In 1974, something came out of the sea during the invasion of Cyprus, killing Greeks and Turks indiscriminately until it was bombed into dormancy and entombed.
In 1988 a rock band disappeared while filming on an abandoned island-town off the coast of Japan.
In 1991, a squad of US infantry was attacked in Iraq by a bulletproof, invisible entity.
Mask of the Other connects these disparate events, as a group of soldiers plunders the remnants of Saddam's occult weapons program and attempts to engage with creatures of an inhuman mythos...as equals.
It does not go well for them.
©2011 Greg Stolze (P)2013 Greg StolzeListeners also enjoyed...
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An interesting modern take on the Cthulhu Mythos
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