An abandoned transmitter array overlooks a graveyard located in a lonely corner of Marsh End in the semi-rural district of Trentford. Constructed as part of a secretive Ministry project in the early 1960s, the array was decommissioned towards the end of the Cold War; however, it is rumoured amongst some of the older residents of Marsh End that the array remains operational: that if one tunes a radio to a certain frequency, one may discern the trace of faint, spectral voices; that if one listens carefully, those voices will disclose in whispered, awestruck tones hints of the vast, unspeakable things and forbidden secrets which await revelation in those nameless spaces which lie beyond the threshold of the grave.
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