Michael Wager, a.k.a. "Vincent". (I know there may be no connection, but the first person I thought of was Vincent Van Gogh...also a haunted man.) I like Wager's work...his "The teddy bear" and "The ninth volume" (the latter was too short of a story) are RMTs I enjoy listening to.

Tremendous episode. What's the old saying: "Those who don't learn from the mistakes of history are doomed to repeat them?"

That saying can be modified to include family history as well. (The reason this hits home is thinking about both myself and family members who've made certain mistakes (because they've developed habits and patterns of doing so) and who have kids who make the same mistakes, who have kids who make the same mistakes...)

E.G. made a comparison of our minds and haunted houses, saying that our minds (without therapy to release them) are like haunted houses inhabited by ghosts of the pasts. So many of these RMTs were fascinating psychological studies.

The best fantasies seem to be written by those who have a firm grasp of reality...the RMT had several such writers.

Oh...and Marian Seldes voice.... I hope she recorded an audiotape for children...her voice is the stuff of lullabies. (I know she apparently did write a children's book for her daughter.)