Listen to the previous episodes, hither: Part One | Part Two

PREPARE yourselves, dear readers and listeners, for to-day sees the THRILLING conclusion to my ASTONISHING audio adventure! Ne’er before has a release been so eagerly anticipated, aside from when in the final throes of sexual congress, of course.

Anyway – let us dilly-dally no more! To listen to the fantastic finale of this fog-based fable, simply utilise the listening device presented to you now:

OR! Alternatively, the production is available to download for approximately no shillings at the Apple iTunes shop, hither:

HUZZAH! I do so hope you have enjoyed this amazing aural adventure, chums – be sure to let me know, and perhaps there shall be more in the near future…

The Filching Fog of Finsbury Park written by Mr. A. D. Fanton esquire, with humorous additions by the cast.

Vocal stylings provided by Mr. Fanton, Mr Andrew Weston, Mr. Thomas Butler and Mr Andi Woodford.

Music and Sound Effects provided by Mr. Andi Woodford.

Produced by Lord Likely, and a fair few lashings from some reeds.

- Lord Likely.

To hear the previous part, do please click HITHER!

AND SO, with London’s fog having seemingly turned against the city’s inhabitants, it is left to me – Lord Likely, Aristocratic Adventurer and Gentle-Man of Action -  to once again step in and save the day!

To THRILL to this latest instalment of my Astonishing Audio Adventure, do please utilise the device below:

Alternatively, you may download the production at the Apple iTunes store, whatever the cock all that means:

UPDATE! The conclusion to this action-packed adventure is now available to hear HITHER! Huzzah!

The Filching Fog of Finsbury Park written by Mr. A. D. Fanton esquire, with humorous additions by the cast.

Vocal stylings provided by Mr. Fanton, Mr Andrew Weston, Mr. Thomas Butler and Mr Andi Woodford.

Music and Sound Effects provided by Mr. Andi Woodford.

Produced by Lord Likely, and a fair few lashings from some reeds.

- Lord Likely.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, pin back your ears, and loosen your under-garments, for I have a particularly wondrous treat for you to-day!

For your extreme and unequivocal listening pleasure, I give to you the FIRST PART of an ALL-NEW and ALL-THRILLING audio adventure! HUZZAH!

And so, if you are sitting comfortably, let us commence the terrific tale without any further ado! Prepare thyselves for  ‘The Filching Fog of Finsbury Park’….

Alternatively, you may also listen to the audio play via Mr. Jobs’ Apple iTunes store, hither:

The Filching Fog of Finsbury Park written by Mr. A. D. Fanton esquire, with humorous additions by the cast.

Vocal stylings provided by Mr. Fanton, Mr Andrew Weston, Mr. Thomas Butler and Mr Andi Woodford.

Music and Sound Effects provided by Mr. Andi Woodford.

Produced by Lord Likely, and a fair few beatings from a cricket bat.

UPDATE! Part two is now ‘pon us! Click HITHER to enjoy!

- Lord Likely.

MY JOURNALS  have not exactly been bereft of excellence of late, what with a corking competition, ball-burstingly brilliant book reviews, an excellent article revealing the incredible work that goes into crafting my adventures, and a mini-escapade featuring my man-servant, Botter. However,  I have not chronicled one of my own astonishing adventures since that business with Mr. Cornelius Quaint and that crooked conjurer, Mr. Silas Surprise, way back in March.

Obviously, it is unforgivable to leave my loyal readers deprived of my pulse-pounding adventures! Oh! How dull and dreary your days must have been, dear friends! Which is why I am so very pleased to reveal that you are in for TWO new astonishing adventures o’er the next few weeks! HUZZAH!

The first, pictured above, is ‘Our Mutual Fiends’, wherein Mr. Charles Dickens returns from the grave, accompanied by zombified versions of his literary creations. What does Mr. Dickens want (aside from brains)? How have his characters sprung to (after)life? WHAT THE DICKENS IS GOING ON? Find out the answers to these questions and more, as Botter and I are joined by that smug-faced monster-slayer, Evan Hellsinger, in a new adventure commencing NEXT WEEK!

Regular readers will recall my astounding audio play, ‘Telephonic Mischief’, which was revealed upon a stunned world last year. Well, prepare your ear-holes for more auditory excitement, as a brand new audio adventure is headed your way!

‘The Filching Fog of Finsbury Park’ is a multi-part audio serial, wherein London’s infamous fog seems to have taken to mugging the city’s inhabitants. Could it really be true? Has the fog turned fiend? Can Inspector Spunkleford, Botter and I get to the bottom of this MIST-tery? Join us in a couple of weeks to find out!

You may also notice a slight change to my webbed-site this week, with the addition of my Terrific Toolbar at the bottom of the page. Feel free to explore it at your leisure, and use the functions therein to ensure you subscribe in time to enjoy the new tales, and to help me spread the word – the Astonishing Adventures are BACK, and MORE ASTONISHING than e’er before!

Toodle-pip!

- Lord Likely.

TO-DAY, dear readers, I have prepared something of a special treat for you all, one that I hope you shall find as garment-drenchingly wonderful as I do.

For you see, not only do you get to READ my wondrous words on this occasion, but you shall also get to HEAR them as well.

Yes, dear readers – to-day I shall be coming in your ears.

With the help of a rather skilled chap called Mr. Woodford, and using the very latest in phonographic recording techniques, we have assembled a rather spectacular audio production, chronicling my involvement in one of the most important developments of the Victorian age -  the creation of Mr. Alexander Graham Bell’s much celebrated telephonic communication device.

Ladies and gentle-men, prepare your listening-pipes for an almighty ear-gasm, as I proudly present the astonishing audio adventure, ‘Telephonic Mischief’.

Do please enjoy.

UPDATE! ‘Telephonic Mischief’ is now available to download from Mr. Apple’s iTunes store (whatever that is). Simply click the button below, and you shall be able to download my astonishing audio adventure to your personal music-playing device, and have me accompany you wherever you be! HUZZAH!

- Lord Likely.

Telephonic Mischief was performed by Mr. A.D Fanton and Mr. A.M.P Woodford, from a script by Mr. Fanton, based on events recounted to him by Lord Likely (Aristocratic Adventurer and Gentle-Man of Action). The music, sound effects and production were all provided by Mr. Woodford. Biscuits courtesy of Mr. McVite.

Further Astonishing Audio Adventures shall be forthcoming…