This episode I sat down with Kate and Sam from SEZ Publishing to talk about their new collective work, why they began an independent publication and their goals in the future.  

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This week I talk about an oldie but a goodie. "Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Ray Bradbury.

Believe it or not I had never read this book before be for I did this review. I have read it three more times since then and I cannot recommend it enough. It more like poetry rather than simply fiction. 

Do yourself a favor and pick a Ray Bradbury book. 

This episode I discover the limits of my podcast host and could not actually fit a full show into the feed this month. I will have to purchase more storage space so this does not happen in the future. You have my deepest apologies and I hope you enjoy some of these other podcasts that I listen to on a weekly basis. 

http://dissonancepod.com/

http://deadrobotssociety.com/

http://crackingthespineshow.podomatic.com/

http://godawfulmovies.libsyn.com/

http://goosebuds.libsyn.com/

http://www.lorepodcast.com/

http://aubreysitterson.com/tag/skald/

http://tfttpod.libsyn.com/

http://www.welcometonightvale.com/

http://hppodcraft.com/

Part two of my conversation with Weird/Dark/Horror Fiction author J.R. Hamantaschen. 

We discuss our way around H.P. Lovecraft's philosophy, morality of child bearing, and horror publishing. 

This weeks episode is the first part of my interview with author J.R. Hamantaschen. 

J.R. Hamantaschen is a horror and dark fiction author whose works include have absurdly long names and more absurd plots. He and I sat down on a whim to talk about his fiction, the point of short story submission, and more. 

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This episode we wrap up the review of "The Dulwich Horror" by talking about the final 4 stories of the collection.

I enjoyed reading these collected weird fiction tales. However I think the author should try to branch out a bit more from the Lovecraft Mythos and explore other weird horizons.  

This episode is a review the first 3 stories of "The Dulwich Horror" by David Hambling

The Dulwich Horror is a collection of seven short stories set in the dark mythos of H.P. Lovecraft. I discovered David work through his Harry Stubbs series and he asked that I check out this collection as well. I can't say I was disappointed and you won't be either if you decide to check it out. 

Batten down the hatches and prepare to dive! This episode we reach the conclusion of "The Temple" by H.P. Lovecraft. 

Originally Published in Weird Tales in 1925 "The Temple" is an interesting bit of fiction as it takes place entirely on a WWII German U-Boat!

This episode I wrap up the second half of the stories in J.R. Hamantaschen's new short story collection. 

Have you memorized the name yet? Me neither... "With a Voice that is Often Still Confused but is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer"

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Weird Fiction Theater is my way to share the stories that I love through audio narration. If that sounds like fun, then dim the lights and make the Elder Sign to ward off the Deep Ones because this episode is part one of H.P. Lovecraft's short story "The Temple"

Originally Published in Weird Tales in 1925 "The Temple" is an interesting bit of fiction as it takes place entirely on a WWII German U-Boat!