NO DRAB GAB TUESDAY SLUGGO IS IN HIS BEATNIK MOOD,WEARING A BERET, SHADES AND SPORTING A GOATEE SLUGGO: AND I DON'T BLAB ANY DRAB GAB-I CHATTER HEP PATTER
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Form the best episode of Fraggle Rock. The Gorg Castle is haunted.
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Tortie cat in an empty laundry basket. Her eyes are bright and her mouth is a little open, revealing tiny teeth.
When you support me as an author, this is who you’re actually supporting.
Split Scream volume 8 is out TODAY through @tenebrouspress.bsky.social!
Real world conversation:
Them: So. I read some of your stories.
Me: Oh no. I can explain.
Them: Can you!?
Me: Not really, no.
The best book to read while house hunting with your partner
Some short stories in conversation with each other #horrorsky #horrorReads #shortstories
John Langan's Technicolor pairs well with The Masque of the Red Death
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Shadowrun has more believable worldbuilding than we do.
Glad to be of service
Do do de do do
And the variant that tackles this issue head on:
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both the thing Senor Cardgage would be eating and what he would call it
NANCY BY ERNIE BUSHMILLER P1- NANCY IS SITTING ON A SMALL STOOL, AND SHE HAS HER HEAD PROPPED UP IN HER LEFT HAND SHE LOOKS WORRIED, SHE IS THINKING OF A JAIL P2- NANCY HAS HER HANDS OVER HER EYES AS SHE THINKS OF MUGSHOT PHOTOS, THE FIRST ONE IS AL CAPONE THE SECOND IS JOHN DILLINGER AND THE LAST MUGSHOT IS A PICTURE OF HERSELF P3- FRITZI SEES NANCY SITTING ON THE STOOL, NANCY IS COVERING HER FACE AS. SHE THINKS OF HERSELF IN A STRIPED PRISON UNIFORM FRITZI: WHAT'S WRONG, NANCY? P4- NANCY: THIS BOOK IS SEVEN DAYS OVERDUE AT THE LIBRARY
Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller
April 19,1947
Two hooded figures with lamps approach a moonlit, isolated cottage. A woman answers the door. We have come for the child, says the hooded figure So soon? she asks It is time, says the hooded figure. The woman is distraught. We should never have got him a library card! What is done cannot be undone, says the hooded figure We couldn’t see the harm! We just wanted him to enjoy reading! For most, it ends there, says the hooded figure, turning away and walking into the wilderness Oh lord, What have I done! says the woman, the child walks past her and out into the darkness with them. Do not cry mother. I am a writer now.
my latest books cartoon for @theguardian.com
“Rare Tip Eat a tarot card to gain its powers”
YOU MUST HAVE SOMETHING TO EAT TO HAVE STRENGTH TO GRIND YOUR ENEMIES' BONES TO DUST.
This Story Hour brought us apocalypses great and small from Gwendolyn Kiste and Sara Tantlinger. The beautiful writing enchants and ensnares. You can still watch! @gwendolynkiste.bsky.social @saratantlinger.bsky.social youtu.be/ZcJJO_OZTSM
Some serious bangers on this list!
Here’s my list of the best stories presented on PSEUDOPOD @pseudopod.org Year 3 (2008).
Here’s my list of the best stories presented on TALES TO TERRIFY @talestoterrify.bsky.social Year 3 (2014).
Here’s my list of the best stories presented on NIGHTMARE MAGAZINE STORY PODCAST Year 3 (2014).
#HorrorForLibraries Giveaway: She Waits Where Shadows Gather by Michelle Tang @sbkslibrary.bsky.social
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This is great!
The American Archive of Public Broadcasting, to their eternal glory, have digitized more than 7,000 public radio and television programs from 1940 to the present.
It's a treasure trove of historic newsreels, interviews, speeches, and more.
americanarchive.org
This scene only works on film and ratchets the tension very uncomfortably.
Yeah the "ate his liver" line is actually more heady in the book, but the film version SOUNDS great.
I'll follow up with a specific point for Silence of the Lambs. That scene where the SWAT team is carefully setting up and getting into place and ringing the doorbell. Cut to the doorbell notification for Buffalo Bill and him opening the door to Clarice while the SWAT happens elsewhere.
Talked my book club into reading Silk and Sinew this month. Such a good anthology.
Apropos of nothing:
I know I can't buy every book I want to buy, so I focus on short fiction. New collection by @amalelmohtar.com or @thomasha.bsky.social ? Sign me up. Year's best anthology? Cool themed anthology? I'm there.
I love ISFSB so much. I even annoy the moderators on a regular basis by adding books and mess up formatting in at least one field per book 😅
Also Sarah's collections are always amazing. I look forward to putting each one on my shelf. Sooner or Later Everything Falls into the Sea was one of my two standout fave collections for 2019. (The other was Matt Cardin's To Rouse Leviathan)
Love this! That's a major reason why PseudoPod does our anthology and collection showcase each year. Just in horror, there's 75 to 100 books each year for each category that could use assistance with getting more eyes on them.