Dennis Delaney StoryTeller Theatre

HG Wells Twice Told Tales!

Read by Kennedy Center Award Winning Actor Dennis Edward Delaney

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Twice Told Tales features 13 Stories by HG Wells and includes the famous radio broadcast when HG Wells met Orson Welles live for an interview on KTSA in San Antonio, Texas, on October 28, 1940 just  two years after Orson’s infamous 1938 broadcast of The War of the Worlds. This collection brings you the following classics written by HG Wells!

Your Old Time Radio Stories:

A Deal in Ostriches – brilliant, bite-sized satire about human obsession and the ridiculous lengths people will go to for a shortcut to wealth.

  The Empire of the Ants – masterfully tense, cosmic horror tale from H.G. Wells.

Humanity’s reign on Earth is about to face its smallest—     and most terrifying—threat.

  The War of the Worlds – the original alien invasion that changed science fiction forever.

  Le Mari Terrible – H.G. Wells at his most playfully satirical, a sharp-witted comedy of manners where the biggest threat to romance is an       overload of sheer awkwardness.

  The Man Who Could Work Miracles – brilliantly witty and cautionary satire that asks a terrifyingly funny question: What happens when     an average, short-sighted human is given the keys to the universe?

  The Sea Raiders – Before Jaws, before cosmic dread had a name, H.G. Wells unleashed a nightmare from the sunless deep. 

The Star – H.G. Wells birthed the cosmic disaster genre with this hauntingly beautiful masterpiece.

The Stolen Bacillus – A deadly pathogen, a fanatical anarchist, and a high-speed chase that could decide the fate of London.

The Treasure in the Forest – Gold, greed, and a deadly jungle trap await two men blinded by fortune.

  The Valley of Spiders – The hunters are about to become the prey in a valley where the sky rains nightmares.

 Under the Knife – What if your final heartbeat was not the end of life, but the beginning of an infinite, terrifying awakening? 

Wells Meets Welles Radio Broadcast – the famous radio broadcast when HG Wells met Orson Welles live for an interview!