Humanizing Horror

Humanizing Horror

By D.L. Holmes PresentsArtsBooks
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Humanizing Horror episodes

  • “Pumpkins” Trilogy
    In this weeks episode, I visit three sordid tales. One from each volume one from each volume of the “Seemingly Strange and Unusual Tales” series. Stories interconnected by characters and themes; as well as the theme for the month, Fall.
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    38 min
  • “Perfect Night” feat. Author Tiffany Pennywell
    This episode features one of my co authors, author Tiffany Pennywell whom together we penned the “Seemingly Strange and Unusual Tales” series. This tale is one featuring some classic monsters and a romantic twist…maybe.
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    18 min
  • “Alpha Waves”
    In this episode I’ll be reading another story from “Even More Seemingly Strange and Unusual Tales” and discussing the horrors not knowing oneself.
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    33 min
  • “White Chocolate”
    In this episode, our first episode of October 2021, we tackle talking about the most frightening theme in horror to be tackled to date revisiting an old story from the vault with a little discussion on who we are inside.
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    19 min
  • “Whispers in the Wind”
    “Whispers in the Wind” was featured in “Even More Seemingly Strange and Unusual Tales” co-authored by Tiffany Pennywell and myself. In this episode we have a short discussion on the changing of the seasons as we head into my favorite one. Autumn. Art work by girania on Instagram
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    13 min
  • “Reflection”
    “Reflection”, published in “Seemingly Strange and Unusual Tales” written by Tiffany Pennywell and D.L. Holmes was one of the first stories I’d ever written for the horror anthology. I’m this episode I’ll be reading the tale as well as going over what and why the imagery I chose in this tale is frightening, and where it reflects (no pun intended) in the genre from the many interpretations of Clive Barker’s short story “The Forbidden”, to “Oculus”, “Behind You”, and other films and writings that show the dangers of reflective surfaces and the curses they sometimes come to bear. Art Work by: girania - Instagram
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    23 min

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Join me weekly as I have the occasional guest for commentary on a genre that is commonly misunderstood. Reviews of books, films, comics, and music as well as the experiences that led to me appreciating the darker things in life.