<p>With its languid storytelling and inversion of Gothic tropes, Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING is an exercise in patience with a supremely satisfying payoff.  In this episode, we discuss folk horror, the rejection of the maternal, and the importance of a good book cover. On this podcast we talk blood, guts, and spoilers so listener discretion is advised.</p>

With its languid storytelling and inversion of Gothic tropes, Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING is an exercise in patience with a supremely satisfying payoff. In this episode, we discuss folk horror, the rejection of the maternal, and the importance of a good book cover. On this podcast we talk blood, guts, and spoilers so listener discretion is advised.

<p>With its languid storytelling and inversion of Gothic tropes, Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING is an exercise in patience with a supremely satisfying payoff. &nbsp;In this episode, we discuss folk horror, the rejection of the maternal, and the importance of a good book cover. On this podcast we talk blood, guts, and spoilers so listener discretion is advised.</p>

Prophetic Dread in Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING (1980)

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Prophetic Dread in Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING (1980)

Prophetic Dread in Bernard Taylor's THE REAPING (1980)