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Welcome back to another episode of Smoke & Mirrors! We're bringing you our thoughts on the brand new horror hit out of Sundance - Talk To Me!Did the Oues like it or hate it? Find out if it's the right movie for you to check out in the cinema!Talk To Me opens in cinemas from July 27!Join us on Sunday for more thoughts on Secret Invasion + More!Check us out on our socials:Twitter - @SmokeNMirrorsOzFacebook - @smokeandmirrorspodcastInstagram & Threads - smoke_mirrorspodcastTikTok - @smokeandmirrorspodcastTwitch - SmokeAndMirrorsPodcastDon't forget to leave a review and refer a friend!Join us Live on YouTube weekly:https://youtube.com/channel/UC217G9nQKVZaNwsPRU82_ywDon't forget to like and subscribe!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4672347/advertisement

Joseph Hillstrom King, mejor conocido como Joe Hill, es uno de mis autores favoritos de terror moderno o contemporáneo. Siempre al leerlo me es imposible notar la influencia de su padre en el estilo de escritura; pero también me es evidente la forma en que él agrega un toque especial o único a lo que él escribe y, sobretodo, qué ha sido para él crecer bajo el ala de uno, si no es que, el maestro del terror actual por excelencia. Best New Horror, como se le conoció en inglés a "El Mejor Cuento de Terror" es una historia que de principio a fin me ha atrapado, gustado e inspirado a seguir escribiendo, grabando y, por supuesto, colaborando. En esta ocasión Erick Motta me ha ayudado con la voz de Harold Noonan. Si uds quieren conocer más sobre el trabajo de Erick, pueden visitarlo aquí: Facebook: @ErickMottaMusic (https://web.facebook.com/ErickMottaMusic) Instagram: @erick_motta (https://www.instagram.com/erick_motta_music/) YouTube: ErickMotta (https://www.youtube.com/@ErickMotta) TikTok: @erick_motta Y en plataformas de audio también como Erick Motta (Spotify, Apple Music & más) Colóquense un par de audífonos o auriculares y déjense llevar por esta historia de Joe Hill. Si les gustó, pueden seguirme en mis redes sociales: ·Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fer.mr.bones/ ·Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fer.mr.bones & https://www.facebook.com/FernandoPalaciosAKAMrBones ·Twitter: https://twitter.com/FerMrBones También lo encuentras en Spotify (o cualquier otro servicio de podcast) y YouTube: https://anchor.fm/fernando-palacios94https://podcasts.apple.com/mx/podcast/historias-de-espantos/id1554046415https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO4U9kGvYAPxLZF9XRIWnjA Y también, puedes apoyarme a través del siguiente link: https://anchor.fm/fernando-palacios94/support O en Buy me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HDeEspantos --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historiasdeespantos/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historiasdeespantos/support

David is the author of Terrible Things, a fiction collection published by Black Shuck Books. His stories have appeared in Shadows & Tall Trees, Supernatural Tales, Nightscript, Morpheus Tales, and the North American Review, among many others, as well as in several anthologies including the Twisted Book of Shadows from Haverhill House, Crooked Houses: Tales of Cursed and Haunted Dwellings from Egaeus Press, and most recently Ellen Datlow's Best New Horror of the Year #13 (13 was a lucky number in this case!) David has contributed nonfiction to Black Static Magazine, and has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize in fiction as well as other literary awards. He is also the creator of the eerie email monthly Strange Little Stories, works as an arts educator in the New York City area, and lives in the Hudson River Valley. Links: David's Website: http://www.davidsurface.net/ Julia Rust's Website: http://juliarust.net/index.html Strange Little Stories (Sign-up): http://www.davidsurface.net/subscribe.html Terrible Things from Black Shuck Books: https://www.amazon.com/Terrible-Things-David-Surface/dp/1913038513/

Stephen Graham Jones is a prolific author (and, as the boys learn, NOT the editor for the Best New Horror) whose work has garnered awards and praise from literary and genre-centric sources alike. Today, Jeremy and Trevor sit down to discuss the author's phenomenal work, The  Only Good Indians, and Trevor learns the difference between deer and elk, while Jeremy discovers negative viewership.  Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/sley-house-publishing-presents-litbits. https://plus.acast.com/s/sley-house-publishing-presents-litbits. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gustavo Reyes is flying home from Seattle with a surprise for his mom, but then, Elsie boards the plane and sits right next to him.  Elsie is full of surprises.To download, right-click here and then click SaveJoin the Journey Into Patreon to get extra episodes and personal addresses, plus other extras and rewards.Tim Pratt typically writes about love, monsters, secret societies, romance, trickster gods, terrible decisions, punching, metaphysics, nostalgia, entropy, magical anthropophagous cars, bridges to implausible realities, libraries, demonic thrift shops, cryptids, and breakfast foods, among other subjects. Most of his stories involve magic, or science, or science that could be mistaken for magic.And he's pretty good at this stuff. He won a Hugo Award for one of his stories a while back, and his short work has been nominated for World Fantasy, Nebula, Sturgeon, and Stoker Awards, too. His stories have appeared in the Best American Short Stories (Fancy!), the Year's Best Fantasy, The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, the Mammoth Book of Best New Horror – you get the idea.Go to timpratt.org to learn about more about his books and collections, or like I mentioned earlier, head over to patreon.com/timpratt to read more of his stories.  Recently, in light of the Coronavirus and all the quarantines, Tim made the first year of stories on Patreon free for anyone to read.  That's very cool, but you might as well toss him a buck a month to read all of his stories.Cast of characters:Rish Outfield (of The Rish Outcast and The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as Gustavo ReyesAbigail Hilton as ElsieBria Burton as the airport gate agentMarshal Latham as the airplane pilotRelevant Links:"Dream Engine" by Tim Pratt on Journey Into (Part 1 and Part 2)The Nex by Tim Pratt  at Audible.com (produced with full cast by Marshal Latham)"Impossible Dreams" by Tim Pratt on EscapepodRish Outfield's "Twilight Groan" PodcastOther Elsie Stories:"Happy Old Year" by Tim Pratt on Drabblecast"Ghostreaper" by Tim Pratt at NightmareMusic:Symmetry by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4790-symmetryLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Theme music: Liberator by Man In SpaceTo comment on this or any episode:Journey on over to the ForumsSend comments and/or recordings to journeyintopodcat@gmail.comTweet us us TwitterPost a comment on Facebook hereComment directly to this post down below

What's the best film of the new Horror Renaissance? We discuss with Baltimore comedian King Tink! Us, Hereditary, Evil Dead, The Witch, etc. With Confessions from Florida, Michigan, and more!

I know it's a little early for a Christmas announcement with Halloween just around the corner, but when Clive Barker is involved it doesn't matter what holiday it is. At this year's Brighton's original Ghost Stories for Christmas- 'Now We are Six', Barker's short story The Departed will be apart of the horrific tales to be theatrically performed that will also include stories by classic horror authors Joan Aiken and Ramsey Cambpell. The event will start on Thursday 20th - Saturday 22nd December 2018 and will take place at the Lantern Theatre. Tickets are only £10 which also includes a piece mince pie or a glass of mulled wine or juice. And the best part about the event is that all proceeds will be donated to the Brighton Alzheimer's Society. You can't beat an evening of horror tales, mince pie, and wine. That's the perfect evening I say. So for our listeners who live in the area make sure to go check it out. ["The Departed" (also known as "Hermione and the Moon") first appeared in the New York Times on the 30th of October, 1992, and one day later in the UK in The Guardian Weekend Magazine.  It has since appeared in Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Sixth Annual Collected in 1993 and Best New Horror, Volume 4. This is where I have it.~Ryan Danhauser] For more information and to buy your tickets please visit Ghost Stories for Christmas official website ghoststoriesforchristmas.com. Thanks to Clive Barker: Revelations Facebook for sharing.

We mentioned this briefly on Episode 190 of the Clive Barker Podcast, but there's another charity anthology, also featuring Clive Barker's halloween story, "The Departed". We had previously mentioned it will be available in the charity anthology Ghost Stories for Christmas. It is also coming soon to another anthology as well. This anthology, Dark Places Evil Faces Volume II will be available on Halloween from Dark Terror Publications. It will feature Clive's story, "The Departed" started off the book, and also great horror authors; Ramsey Campbell, Joe R. Lansdale, Mark Lumby, Graham Masterson, Jack Ketchum, Joe X Young and C.H. Baum. It also features a tribute to the late Jack Ketchum by Wrath James Wright. The book is compiled by Mark Lumby, edited by Lisa Tee Tone. Cover art by Tomisalv Tikulin and illustrations by Joe X. Young. You can pre-order it on Amazon Kindle, or wait for the paperback.  Proceeds for the sale go to Rethink Mental Illness. “The Departed” (also known as “Hermione and the Moon”) first appeared in the New York Times on the 30th of October, 1992, and one day later in the UK in The Guardian Weekend Magazine.  It has since appeared in Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Sixth Annual Collected in 1993 and Best New Horror, Volume 4. This is where I have it. These books are out of print, and collectors should jump at the change to get this edition if you missed out on this broody Halloween story of Clive's before. Thanks to Joe X. Young for contacting us with this news.

*Explicit Content* In this episode we read - once again - out of, "The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 23"!   Happy Halloween...AGAIN!  Another month is in the books ladies and gentleman, that's right, 2018 is that much closer.  Thinking of your resolutions yet? Me either.  I say, worry about the present.  The verb present, which is what you are receiving with another episode of, Short Story Bingo! This story, is my favorite to date.  "Dancing Like We're Dumb" is written by Peter Atkins, who also wrote, Hellraiser: II, III, IV!  In a very modern tale in LA, you can feel, smell, and picture vividly.  I swear, this story had me from the first sentence, as it begins with a description of a carjacking in literally something that I would have wrote for like a GTA bit or something.  It stays very compelling throughout, weaving in and out of the present and five hours before to detail how Kitty got in the position she is now.  Please excuse my little sniffles every now and again, I am a tad under the weather but made sure to get this out for YOU, 'cause i'm a soldier and no mucus will hold me down! Having said that, press play, enjoy, like, share, rate and subscribe! It really helps...at least that's what they say.   #RandomTwitterFollowerShoutOut @singwithdoreene   Buy the book. "Mammoth Book of New Horror" here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/the-mammoth-book-of-best-new-horror-23-stephen-jones/1108943011/2676816279879?st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_Marketplace+Shopping+Books_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP1948&k_clickid=3x1948   PLEASE Email us ALL of your new stories you want heard, comments or anything you want menitoned, etc... to shortstorybingo@yahoo.com

*Explicit Content* In this episode we read out of, "The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 23"!   I strolled my happy ass into Barnes and noble recently to go pick up, "The Art of the Donald".  Seriously - I did.  Instead I got lost in the short stories and damn mystery/horror section again.  Mind you, after watching, "IT" I was itching to read something scary. So, in short, fuck you Donald, a short ass fictional story won that purchase escapade. I quickly was enthralled with all the new authors I was being introduced to, the new takes on horror, and just a big ass book full of content to introduce to you all!  Mark Samuels has a very expansive vocabulary and a way to breakdown a location so well.  "The tower" will show you that.  In my attempt to pronounce words that I was just reading whilst also keeping pace with the momentus story line was a pleasure. This is a psychological thriller, which is not a spoiler, just saying don't expect anything all gory and overly apt to depict a ghoul that is at times way to over the top anyway.  Having said that, press play, enjoy, like, share, rate and subscribe! It really helps...at least that's what they say.   #RandomTwitterFollowerShoutOut ME! @gabinogrhymes   Buy the book. "Mammoth Book of New Horror" here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/the-mammoth-book-of-best-new-horror-23-stephen-jones/1108943011/2676816279879?st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_Marketplace+Shopping+Books_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP1948&k_clickid=3x1948   PLEASE Email us ALL of your new stories you want heard, comments or anything you want menitoned, etc... to shortstorybingo@yahoo.com

Author Tim Pratt's stories have appeared in The Best American Short Stories,The Year's Best Fantasy, The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, and other nice places. He has won the Hugo Award for his short fiction, and he's been a finalist for World Fantasy, Sturgeon, Stoker, Mythopoeic [myth-o-pee-ic], and Nebula Awards. He lives in Berkeley California with his wife, writer Heather Shaw, and their son. For more, visit www.timpratt.org. By day, narrator Andy Chen works as a Fire and Life Safety Officer with the State of California. Fire prevention approval for public school construction projects fills his day with building plans, code books, and marking up drawings. His interest in audio narration began with reading bedtime stories to his son and has blossomed into a full-blown philosophy of what makes a compelling story narration. Namely, to guide the flow and pace of the author's work and not distract the listener with "acting". He find narrating a mentally challenging activity, followed by endless hours of editing, which he finds oddly relaxing. Perhaps because it's similar to his day job, where he’s paid to find mistakes with a red Sharpie. Andy currently lives in San Francisco, and his contact info and demo can be found at VoiceOfAndy.com

9/19/2014   Jose and Ryan did a Google Hangout to draw the names of the winners in this first of many drawings. Show Notes: Jovanka Vuckovic will be at Texas Frightmare Weekend 2015 https://www.facebook.com/texasfrightmareweekend/photos/a.459155316797.238376.13624001797/10152719267751798/?type=1 Short Story, “A Night's Work” included in Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 25th Annual http://www.clivebarker.info/bookswip.html#nightswork Clive Barker's Undying Undying Pixel Boost http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/09/12/pixel-boost-clive-barkers-undying-at-2560×1440/ If you want to be spoiled, here are the prizes and their winners. Grand Prize:  Your Choice of Musical Lost Configuration or Musical Lament Configuration by Max of the Pyramid Gallery!  Special Thanks to Pyramid Gallery for this spectacular donation.  I have the musical Lament Configuration myself, and love it!  My 3-year old son is fascinated with it too.  Is that wrong?  Details on the Lost Configuration, Details on the Lament Configuration.  Hand made, just for you and will be shipped around mid-October. Elen Degarmo Book of the Damned #1.  Also from my personal collection.  It's extra, and in great shape. Kip Jankowski Epic Hellraiser Comics Poster.  From my personal Collection.  I have 2 of these, and they are both down off the wall since Joey said Pinhead was too scary.  This one has never been hung. Stephanie Irribarren Clive Barker's Sacrament, First Edition Signed.  (Personalized to my wife, Jennifer).  One of our first dates, I dragged Jennifer to see Clive Barker at a book signing in Seattle in 1995. David Anderson JUST ADDED!  Lemarchand Squishy Replica Puzzle Box!  Special thanks to Anna Lovatt: Pyramid-Gallery research agent and Max Lichtor.  You can buy these from Anna Lovatt's store, http://www.wildsvillestore.co.uk Bradley Gartz web www.clivebarkercast.com iTunes (Leave a review!), Podomatic, XBOX Music Store, Tune-In Radio, Stitcher, Doubletwist, Blackberry and Pocketcast. Facebook and Join the Occupy Midian group Twitter: @BarkerCast | @OccupyMidian forum: www.clivebarkerfans.com/forum Theme by Colin Lacativa If you want to be spoiled, here are the prizes and their winners. Grand Prize:  Your Choice of Musical Lost Configuration or Musical Lament Configuration by Max of the Pyramid Gallery!  Special Thanks to Pyramid Gallery for this spectacular donation.  I have the musical Lament Configuration myself, and love it!  My 3-year old son is fascinated with it too.  Is that wrong?  Details on the Lost Configuration, Details on the Lament Configuration.  Hand made, just for you and will be shipped around mid-October. Elena Degarmo Book of the Damned #1.  Also from my personal collection.  It's extra, and in great shape. Kip Jankowski Epic Hellraiser Comics Poster.  From my personal Collection.  I have 2 of these, and they are both down off the wall since Joey said Pinhead was too scary.  This one has never been hung. Stephanie Iribarren Clive Barker's Sacrament, First Edition Signed.  (Personalized to my wife, Jennifer).  One of our first dates, I dragged Jennifer to see Clive Barker at a book signing in Seattle in 1995. David Anderson JUST ADDED!  Lemarchand Squishy Replica Puzzle Box!  Special thanks to Anna Lovatt: Pyramid-Gallery research agent and Max Lichtor.  You can buy these from Anna Lovatt's store, http://www.wildsvillestore.co.uk Bradley Gartz web www.clivebarkercast.com iTunes (Leave a review!), Podomatic, XBOX Music Store, Tune-In Radio, Stitcher, Doubletwist, Blackberry and Pocketcast. Facebook and Join the Occupy Midian group Twitter: @BarkerCast | @OccupyMidian forum: www.clivebarkerfans.com/forum Theme by Colin Lacativa    

Join us if you're curious: themorbidlycuriousbookclub.comCheck out Loren's website here: https://lorenrhoads.com/About Loren: Fiction Author: Loren Rhoads is the author of In the Wake of the Templars, a space opera trilogy. She's co-author (with Brian Thomas) of the As Above, So Below books, a dark urban fantasy duet about a succubus and her angel. Her short stories have appeared in Best New Horror, Strange California, Fright Mare: Women Write Horror, Sins of the Sirens: 14 Tales of Dark Desire, and much more. Unsafe Words is the first full-length collection of her short fiction.Nonfiction Author: Loren Rhoads is the author of 222 Cemeteries to See Before You Die (forthcoming) and Wish You Were Here: Adventures in Cemetery Travel. She is the co-author (with Emerian Rich) of the Spooky Writer's Planner. This Morbid Life, a memoir comprised of 45 death-positive essays, won a Gold Medal from the Independent Publisher Book Awards in 2022.Cemetery Expert: Loren Rhoads is the author of 222 Cemeteries to See Before You Die (coming in 2024) and Wish You Were Here: Adventures in Cemetery Travel. She's the editor of Death's Garden: Relationships with Cemeteries and its sequel, Death's Garden Revisited: Personal Relationships with Cemeteries. She's written about cemeteries for Gothic Beauty, Mental Floss, Atlas Obscura, and more. She's lectured about cemeteries at the Association for Gravestone Studies conference, the Horror Writers Association's Stoker Weekend, and the Science Fiction Writers Association's Nebula Conference, as well as at the San Francisco Death Salon, the Odd Salon, and at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park in Colma, California.Editor: Loren Rhoads is the editor of seven books, including Death's Garden: Relationships with Cemeteries, Lend the Eye a Terrible Aspect, The Haunted Mansion Project: Year Two, and Tales for the Camp Fire: An Anthology Benefiting Wildfire Relief. For ten years, she was the editor of Bram Stoker Award®-nominated Morbid Curiosity magazine. She collected some of her favorite essays into Morbid Curiosity Cures the Blues: True Tales of the Unsavory, Unwise, Unorthodox, and Unusual. In 2022, she edited Wily Writers Presents Tales of Nightmares and Death's Garden Revisited: Personal Relationships with Cemeteries.About the book: Perfect for budding cemetery armchair travelers and serious taphophiles, this hauntingly beautiful guide to the world's most interesting and unusual cemeteries has been revised and updated to include 23 additional locations. Every year, millions of tourists flock to cemeteries around the globe to uncover hidden stories of their residents and admire the incredible architecture, stunning landscapes, and even wildlife in these open-air museums.In this lavishly photographic bucket list of the world's most interesting cemeteries, author Loren Rhoads, who hosts the popular Cemetery Travel blog, details the history, eye-catching monuments, and other fascinating finds that make each destination unique. Entries include unforgettable cemeteries such as the Mount Koya cemetery in Japan, where 10,000 lanterns illuminate the forest setting; Savannah's Bonaventure Cemetery which hosts gorgeous night tours of the Southern Gothic tombstones under moss-covered trees; and Il Cimitero Acattolico in Rome that is the final resting place of young poets John Keats and Percy Shelley.Whether you are a true taphophile (cemetery enthusiast) who seeks out obscure locations or a tourist who likes to incorporate not-to-be-missed cemeteries like Paris's Pere Lachaise and Arlington National Cemetery into your itinerary, 222 Cemeteries to See Before You Die is both a useful trip-planning tool and a browser's delight.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-morbidly-curious-book-club-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy