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Trapped in a small town where time once refused to move, End of the Loop follows Ethan, a man who spent an eternity reliving the same day, over and over again.
Now suddenly and inexplicably free, he finds himself back in the same quiet town. Its people remain the same, unaware, untouched, and blissfully ignorant.
To everyone else, the town feels calm. Ordinary. But Ethan sees what no one else can: the rot behind their smiles, the crimes they commit in secret, and the darkness they desperately try to keep buried.
Mentally decades older and haunted by the things he did to survive the loop, Ethan begins peeling back the town’s peaceful surface to reveal something far more sinister. Without the safety of a reset button, every move counts. Through intimate therapy sessions, a fractured inner voice, and chilling encounters with those he once knew, Ethan quietly sets out to dismantle the town’s darkest secrets before they destroy him first.
If you’re drawn to psychological thrillers, eerie small-town mysteries, and slow-burning horror about guilt, survival, and redemption, End of the Loop will pull you in and refuse to let go.
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It was the biggest bank heist in British and Irish criminal history. Belfast writer Glenn Patterson has unfinished business with the 2004 Northern Bank robbery.
“Recent events have made me realise that perhaps my own memories are not as reliable as I once thought..."
William Moore is a sceptic. He works at a quiet bookshop in North London, shelves odd little fairytales, and rolls his eyes at anything resembling the supernatural. But when something awful happens to someone he loves, William is forced to reckon with the idea that nursery rhymes, old gods, and forgotten superstitions might not be stories after all.
The Grimoire Diaries is a 10-part audio drama blending horror and folklore, eldritch mystery and dark fantasy—all rooted in the real world. Based on the books The Grimoire of Forgotten Fairytales and The Tome of Terrible Truths, it brings William Moore’s unsettling universe to life in a new form.
New Episodes Every Wednesday
A Stone Fable production.
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