Paul J. McSorley

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3,444 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 19 Sep

Paul J. McSorley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 4 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 2.

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In the woods I could hear this call answered by other similar wails.
I turned and ran, slamming the door behind me as I heard a tongue slam against the metal.
I threw the dead bolt and pushed my wooden desk against it, hoping it would hold.
Snaggle whined and I looked at his leg.
The tongue must have been coated with something acidic, the fur was already gone, and a painful looking chemical burn was dissolving the now exposed pink skin.
I didn't have any milk, but I hoped some bismuth would work.
Retrieving it from the medicine pantry, I poured the hot pink liquid on the injury, and it seemed to soothe as he looked up at me with grateful puppy dog eyes.
That was two hours ago.
As I hid, I called the sheriff.
The dispatcher must have thought me crazy, drunk, or on meth.
I heard hardly contained giggles in her voice.
Eventually, I convinced her to send a deputy.
When one became available, I
What I thought was just a mama bear and her cub proved to be a pack of these otherworldly creatures.
They're casing the house, and I find myself unconvinced by their intelligence.
They focus on the door the first adult saw me and Snaggle retreat into.
They aren't breaking through windows or the back porch's French doors.
Unexpectedly, light footfalls echo from the roof.
That I'm as alien to them as they are to me is my only advantage.
Unfamiliar with Earth dwellings, I wonder if they are actually predators that were destined for a galactic zoo or if they were bred for war.
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