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PseudoPod 470: The Santa Claus Parade
- Author : Helen Marshall
- Narrator : The Word Whore
- Host : Alasdair Stuart
- Audio Producer : Graeme Dunlop
- Discuss on Forums
“The Santa Claus Parade” was first “published” by Helen as a Christmas card which she had specially printed with artwork by Chris Roberts and sent around to friends and family in 2013. It was reprinted and first made commercially available in GIFTS FOR THE ONES WHO COME AFTER (ChiZine Publications, 2014) which recently won the World Fantasy Award and the Shirley Jackson Award!
“This is one of the weirdest stories I’ve written but I had a pretty gleeful grin on my face the whole time I was typing it out.”
The Santa Claus Parade by Helen MarshallSome people think the Santas are smiling.
The Company tries to weed out that kind of thinking pretty early on with videos from the eighties, people with big hair, shoulder pads, smiling in bleached out, crackling colours. There are diagrams about brain function. A specialist gave a talk on the subject but I slept all the way through it. Sweet dreams.
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By Escape Artists Foundation- Author : Helen Marshall
- Narrator : The Word Whore
- Host : Alasdair Stuart
- Audio Producer : Graeme Dunlop
- Discuss on Forums
“The Santa Claus Parade” was first “published” by Helen as a Christmas card which she had specially printed with artwork by Chris Roberts and sent around to friends and family in 2013. It was reprinted and first made commercially available in GIFTS FOR THE ONES WHO COME AFTER (ChiZine Publications, 2014) which recently won the World Fantasy Award and the Shirley Jackson Award!
“This is one of the weirdest stories I’ve written but I had a pretty gleeful grin on my face the whole time I was typing it out.”
The Santa Claus Parade by Helen MarshallSome people think the Santas are smiling.
The Company tries to weed out that kind of thinking pretty early on with videos from the eighties, people with big hair, shoulder pads, smiling in bleached out, crackling colours. There are diagrams about brain function. A specialist gave a talk on the subject but I slept all the way through it. Sweet dreams.
The post PseudoPod 470: The Santa Claus Parade appeared first on PseudoPod.