If reading takes to long to consume my book reviews every month I gather up my book reviews and do a digest based on What I read over the month.

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In this episode of Postcards, I am joined by three nerds...uh experts in the horror genre. We count down our top ten horror novels over two hours and talk about the reasons why we picked what we did. It was a great conversation and if you like reading horror you'll be writing down titles left and right.

Joining Splatterpunk award-nominated author David Agranoff for this episode...

Sadie Hartman AKA Mother Horror. She is the creator of the Night Worms horror fiction service and writes reviews for Scream and Cemetery Dance.

Desmond Reddick is a writer and podcaster living on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The author of Mother of Abominations and host Dread Media. Dread Media has close to 700 episodes and hit the stream weekly.

James Chambers is the author of several books and comic books. A long-time  HWA member he is the recipient of the 2012 HWA President's Richard Laymon Award and the 2016 HWA Silver Hammer Award.  He won the Bram Stoker Award for Best Graphic Novel in 2016 for Kolchak: the Night Stalker: The Forgotten Lore of Edgar Allan Poe and has been a finalist for the Bram Stoker Award three times.

So yeah the four of us nerd out on horror fiction and I think you'll love it!

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In this episode of Postcards, I talk with an old school friend. Growing up in Bloomington Indiana one of the most important bands of my youth was local hardcore legends With Authority who rocked warehouses and basements around the midwest. After releasing three classic records the band ended and vocalist David Tate a former Marine went on to become a TV journalist. From punk rocker to covering mass shootings and warzones in the middle east. Tate has lived an interesting life and I was glad to catch up with him.

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With Authority Links:

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On this episode of Postcards from a Dying World I am joined by author Stephen Graham Jones author of fifteen novels and six collections. He lives and teaches in Boulder Colorado. He is the author of many horror novels and a few works of experimental fiction including the Least of my Scars, Demon Theory and werewolf coming of age masterpiece Mongrels.

For the first half of the interview,, we have a spoiler-free discussion about Stephen's long and acclaimed career. The second half is a spoiler-filled nuts and bolts discussion about his new novel The Only Good Indians. We talk about Stephen's process, intentions, inspiration,  and a little bit about basketball.

The  Only Good Indians is a pure horror novel, one of the best not just in this year, but in many years. 2020 has been shit for many things but  horror novels have had a hell of a year.

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This episode of Postcards from a  Dying World I am joined by the author of the international bestselling sensation Bird Box. Before it was the most downloaded and memed movie on Netflix it was a debut novel from my guest. It won him the Bram Stoker award and he followed it up with Black  Mad Wheel, Unbury Carol, and Inspection. He is also one of two singer/songwriters for the rock band The High Strung.  In this interview, we talk in the first hour without spoilers about all of Josh's books and his career. In the second we drill down on his new sequel to Bird Box MALORIE. This is heavy spoilers and filled with details on Josh's process. This is good nuts and bolts for writers.     

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I read eight books in the month of August - here is a quick recap.  If you want the full reviews go to my blog and use your eyeballs.

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Paul Tremblay is the winner of the Bram Stoker award-winning author of A  Headful of Ghosts and Cabin at the End of the World.  His new novel from William Morrow Survivor song is one of the biggest horror novels of the year.  Not every horror novel gets tweets from Stephen King and reviewed on NPR.

I have already read and reviewed Survivor Song on my blog, hosted a panel discussion and now I am proud to welcome the author himself to the podcast. This not an appearance to promote the book.  Paul and I are assuming that if you are here you read the book.

This is more than an hour of nitty-gritty letting under the hood at the mechanics of Survivor Song. There is lots of cool stuff for writers to learn about the process, technique, and style that went into this novel. I suppose you could listen to this if you have not read the book but that is crazy. Read the book and we will still be here.

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Paul Tremblay is the winner of the Bram Stoker award-winning author of A Headful of Ghosts and Cabin at the End of the World.  His new novel from William Morrow Survivor song is one of the biggest horror novels of the year.  In this episode, I am joined by two talented writers Daniel Vlasty and Kirk Jones is to discuss this novel.  Daniel Vlasty is the author of several street level crime novels  Only Bones and Stay Ugly.  Kirk Jones is the Science Fiction and bizarro author of Fuck Happines and Die Empty.

Find Kirk's Books on Goodreads here:

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/646828.Kirk_Jones

Daniel's books here:

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7365846.Daniel_Vlasatystreet-level

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John Shirley is a musician and the award-winning author of more than thirty books. As co-screenwriter of The Crow, he gave Eric Draven a guitar and William Gibson called him Cyberpunk Patient Zero. In my opinion, he has masterpieces in both Science Fiction (City Come-a-Walkin') and Horror (Wetbones). At the forefront of Bizarro, Cyper, and Splatterpunk it was John who actually put the punk in those movements. Not only was he wearing dog collars to Science Fiction conventions in the 70s he was fronting early Portland punk bands like Obsession and Sado-nation.

John is back with a new band the Screaming Geezers and has a new novel Stormland on the way. That is what we mostly talk about but we of course get into the state of the world and touch on a few Shirley classics.

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When Laird Barron first announced Blood Standard as his first straight crime novel   I was excited that an author known for cosmic horror and dread was giving his talents to a project like this.  He was a 2007 and 2010 Shirley Jackson Award winner for his collections The Imago Sequence and Other Stories and Occultation and Other Stories. "Mysterium Tremendum"  won a 2010 Shirley Jackson Award for best  novella. He is also a 2009 nominee for his novelette "Catch Hell" Other award nominations include the Crawford Award, Sturgeon Award,  International Horror Guild Award, World Fantasy Award, Bram Stoker  Award, and the Locus Award.

The Isiah Coleridge novels are weird crime classics, the titles are Blood Standard, Black Mountain, and Worse Angels. The majority of our conversation is focused on these books with a bit of Samurai movie talk.

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