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from the common cold to a bruised heart

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THE NIGHT WIRE AND OTHER TALES OF WEIRD MEDIA, EDITED BY AARON WORTH In-Store Events as a “glass-cannon” army it’sA mysterious radio signal reports cosmic doom from an otherworldly location. Photography and X ray evidence suggests there may be some truth to a sculptors claim that he has created a god. A spectral projection sows terror amid the flickering light of the cinema. From the whispering wires of the telegraph and ghostly images of the daguerreotype to the disembodied voices of the phonograph and radio, the new technologies of the nineteenth and twentieth