William Bundy
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569 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 1 Jul
William Bundy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I was just so like, I just love the idea that there's a story there that hasn't been fully extrapolated, but she kind of leaves it as this little
thing to be reflected and i thought well you know could there be uh i was almost tempted to like write a sequel to actually sort of exploring that guy's life because i thought well how interesting because she hints at things but she doesn't fully um explain them which i guess goes back to kind of what i guess i did in my own stories i kind of hint at things but then i think it's always the question mark at the end which has the the potent kind of adds the potent mix into the equation
All Hallows as well, I love that one because I just remember how the atmosphere of it again just really struck me, the unease that he creates within the story, just this sense that there's something off about the place but you can't quite
get to grips with it.
It's just like this haunted area where you never fully see the monsters or anything.
They're just kind of hinted at as being this very dark kind of Gothic structure.
Um, and so that's the kind of, some of the main ones that I've really loved from your channel.
And just in terms of outside of that, um, I've been in a big sort of Tolkien binge over the past sort of few years now, I've been, uh, listening to audio books of Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.
And, uh, that always is something that I return back to sometimes when I just need a bit of, um,
The Hobbit is a big one for that.
And certainly Dracula by Bram Stoker and Jekyll and Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Those are ones that have always stayed with me since I read them.
1984 had a massive impact on me when I first read it.
I literally stayed up all night to read it because I couldn't believe how
because when I got to the end of it, I just thought this is, it devastated me emotionally.
I just thought this is, this is a horror book.
This is a horror novel.
This isn't just a political book, whatever you want to call it.
This is true horror because it's,
something that could happen potentially.
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