“Quiet Horror Stories, Episode 2” – read by Scott Thomas, Jeffrey Thomas, and Mike Davis
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What does “Quiet Horror” Mean? Five Horror Writers Weigh In
I love the slow burn, the building sense of unease, and that certain sense of strain I associate with a well crafted tale of quiet horror. With that in mind I turned to five contemporary writers to ask their thoughts of the meaning behind the phrase.
Today’s show: Jacqueline Baker, author of “The Broken Hours: A Novel of H.P. Lovecraft”
As always, you can win free Lovecraftian or horror books by watching or listening to the show (if you can’t watch it live, you’ll have a chance to win if you listen anytime this week).
Charles Grant’s quiet horror, Chet Williamson’s sequel to “Psycho”, and more
Today’s show: Charles Grant’s quiet horror, Chet Williamson’s sequel to “Psycho”, and a “Mountains of Madness” animated series!
“The Sea of Flesh and Ash” is one of the best books I’ve ever read
“It is an aching thing to know that we are all so tiny, stumbling in a universe that is wider and darker than any Earth-bound sea.” I’ve been reading books […]
The Lovecraft eZine 