Podcast: Nadia Bulkin, author of “SHE SAID DESTROY”
Our guest on the latest Lovecraft eZine podcast was Nadia Bulkin, author of the fantastic collection SHE SAID DESTROY. It was a fascinating discussion with a first-rate author of dark fiction.
Tag Archives: weird fiction
Knifepoint Horror: exemplary weird fiction
Knifepoint Horror is one of the finest examples of weird fiction that I have come across. In my opinion, every writer and reader of weird fiction should be paying attention to what author Soren Narnia is doing with this podcast.
“The Endless Fall and Other Weird Fictions” by Jeffrey Thomas
Respected as one of today’s leading figures of weird fiction for his striking imagination, versatility, and deeply emotional stories, Jeffrey Thomas here offers up fourteen searing tales.
Latest 2 podcasts: our favorite Lovecraftian anthologies, plus the work of Thomas Ligotti
Guest Nathan Carson, our favorite Lovecraftian anthologies, the work of Thomas Ligotti, and more!
“Fragile Dreams”: there are things in the dark
Philip Fracassi burst onto the Weird Fiction scene recently. FRAGILE DREAMS is his latest book.
“Lovecraft eZine” megapack sale!
Pay only $1.99 for ALL FOUR Lovecraft eZine megapacks — over 230 Lovecraftian stories! Sale ends soon. Tales by writers like W.H. Pugmire, Joe Pulver, Ann K. Schwader, William Meikle, Jeffrey Thomas, Corinna Sara Bechko, A.J. French, Simon Kurt Unsworth, Anna Tambor, Stephen Mark Rainey, and many others!
Lovecraft eZine 38: print and Kindle editions!
Click the link to purchase the print or Kindle edition of “Lovecraft eZine” #38.
Podcast: author Doug Wynne, weird fiction short stories, and more
In the first hour, we talked with author Douglas Wynne about his new Lovecraftian novel BLACK JANUARY.
In the second hour, we discussed some of our favorite weird fiction stories, with a special emphasis on THE WEIRD, a collection of 110 weird fiction stories edited by Jeff and Ann VanderMeer. We also talked about the new creepypasta TV series CHANNEL ZERO.
Undertow stuns with D.P. Watt’s “almost insentient, almost divine”
“almost insentient, almost divine” is a collection that will be treasured by readers for decades to come, and doubtlessly recommended to those looking for an introduction as to what makes this genre special.
Podcast: Catherine Grant – Diversity in Horror
Catherine Grant is my guest on today’s podcast. We’ll be discussing her recent blog post on diversity, and more. As usual, if you can’t watch live, you can listen via audio podcast any time after tomorrow. Also available on iTunes: search for “Lovecraft eZine Podcast”.
Free Lovecraftian fiction: “Lovecraft eZine” 38 is now available!
The 38th issue of The Lovecraft eZine is now available, and it features fiction by Pete Rawlik, Douglas Wynne, Michael Griffin, and others!
Writer Wednesday: Richard Gavin
“Canadian author Richard Gavin has established himself as a leading contemporary writer of weird fiction. His richly nuanced prose style, his imaginative range, and his shrewdness in the portrayal of character and domestic conflict make his tales far more than mere shudder-coining.”
Podcast: Matthew Bartlett, author of “Gateways to Abomination”
If you can’t watch live, you can listen via audio podcast any time after tomorrow. Also available on iTunes (search for “Lovecraft eZine Podcast”). Or you can watch the archived edition on Youtube.
Podcast: Ellen Datlow, editor of “Children of Lovecraft” and “Nightmares”
If you can’t watch us live, you can listen via audio podcast any time after tomorrow. This episode’s guest is Ellen Datlow, editor of the upcoming CHILDREN OF LOVECRAFT and NIGHTMARES: A NEW DECADE OF MODERN HORROR.
Podcast: Dim Shores Publishing, “The Boys of Summer”, and more
Today’s guest is Sam Cowan from Dim Shores Publishing. Plus: Why do we do what we do? Why do we write, edit, publish, create, teach, or anything else? Is it so we’re remembered after we die? Is that a good reason?
