Suspense, a CBS Golden Age radio drama airing from 1942 through 1962, broadcast about 945 episodes. The earliest episodes were hosted by The Man in Black, a shadowy figure who seemed to delight in the bizarre or threatening situations a main character was suddenly dropped into.
Gregory Peck stars in this 1946 story, “The Lonely Road.” You’ll have to listen to find out what happens when a mysterious younger woman bewitches a husband into…well, just listen.
Michael's recent stories, "The Sound of Blue" and A Metal Heart Shines Brightest, were awarded Silver Honorable Mention by Writers of the Future. This has fueled his passion for writing fiction.
He lives in Ohio with his wife, three dogs and two cats. He writes because his cat hates him.
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Suspense, a CBS Golden Age radio drama airing from 1942 through 1962, broadcast about 945 episodes. The earliest episodes were hosted by The Man in Black, a shadowy figure who seemed to delight in the bizarre or threatening situations a main character was suddenly dropped into.