Podcast appearances and mentions of lucius shepard

On this second installment of the Horror From the High Desert "Book Club," author Daniel Braum ("The Night Marchers and Other Strange Tales," "The Serpent's Shadow") joins Scotty to talk about celebrated speculative fiction author Lucius Shepard and his seminal collection of weird stories "The Jaguar Hunter" (1985, Arkham House). They consider Shepard's unique legacy in the sci-fi, fantasy, and horror canons, and discuss the ways Shepard redefined their perception of what makes a piece of fiction "horror." They also talk about Daniel's brand new collection from Jackanapes Press, "Creatures of Liminal Space," illustrated by publisher Dan Sauer. You can find Daniel online at https://bloodandstardust.wordpress.com You can learn more about Lucius Shepard at http://www.lucius-shepard.com You can buy a copy of "The Jaguar Hunter" at https://www.amazon.com/Jaguar-Hunter-Lucius-Shepard/dp/0948893370/ (Be sure to look for the complete edition!) You can pre-order "Creatures of Liminal Space" (and see Dan Sauer's illustrations) at https://www.jackanapespress.com/product/creatures-of-liminal-space East Coasters! Meet Daniel at Authorcon V: Scares That Care, and get a SIGNED, LIMITED EDITION copy of "Creatures of Liminal Space." You can find more information at https://scaresthatcare.org You can read Scotty's story "It Stares at Me" in "Horror USA: Washington" from Soteira Press. You can get a copy at https://www.amazon.com/HORROR-USA-WASHINGTON-ANTHOLOGY-EVERGREEN-ebook/dp/B083PRNSVB/ And be sure to check out Daniel 's YouTube series "Night Time Logic." You can tune in on Daniel's You Tube Channel, which is his name DanielBraum or @danielbraum7838. https://www.facebook.com/groups/429777132474382 https://www.youtube.com/@danielbraum7838 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

[…] Totalement focus sur son COPIL, la Salle 101 benchmark plusieurs œuvres de qualité, dont des vieilleries comme elle, regarde : Cristal, vieille bande-dessinée de Maric & Marcello. Thanatopolis, vieux recueil de Lucius Shepard. La marche funèbre des marionnettes, nouveau texte d’Adam Troy Castro. Fais comme nous, deviens réac. « Plus ça va et plus je […]

Pete returns for another Lucius Shepard short, Salvador

Today, we talk about The Man Who Painted the Dragon Griaule by Lucius Shepard, and follow the life of artist, and possible con-man, Meric Cattanay, in his quest to have his name as remembered as the dragon he's proposed to slay

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W najnowszej odsłonie „Skądinąd” przedstawiam pierwszą część sierpniowych, wakacyjnych rekomendacji lekturowych. W kolejnych odcinkach będę polecał książki mniej popularne, niekoniecznie powszechnie znane, ale moim zdaniem zdecydowanie warte uwagi. Na początek „literatura niepokojąca”, czyli Mariana Enriquez, Clive Barker i Lucius Shepard. Owocnego słuchania (i czytania)!

Pig out on pork BBQ with Paul Witcover as we discuss the reason the pandemic resulted in some of the best years of his freelance career, the way he thrives as a writer when dealing with the boundaries of historical fiction, why his new novel Lincolnstein is "exactly what you think it is," how he writes in yesterday's vernacular without perpetuating yesterday's stereotypes, what can and can't be taught about writing, the reasons he felt lucky to have attended Clarion with Lucius Shepard, the effect reading slush at Asimov's and Twilight Zone magazines had on his own fiction, what Algis Budrys told him that hit him like a brick, and much more.

[…] Dévastée par l’écologie prise en otage par la violence des éléments les plus déviants de l’ultra-gauche, la Salle 101 se console en évoquant des trucs qui mettent pas le seum, quoi : Dark et Happy, séries bizarres pas si mals, Abimagique, petit roman chelou super bien de Lucius Shepard, Acadie, texte pas si raté [...]

[…] Dévastée par l'écologie prise en otage par la violence des éléments les plus déviants de l'ultra-gauche, la Salle 101 se console en évoquant des trucs qui mettent pas le seum, quoi : Dark et Happy, séries bizarres pas si mals, Abimagique, petit roman chelou super bien de Lucius Shepard, Acadie, texte pas si raté […]

Au sommaire de cette spéciale littérature fantastique : -Entretien avec Benoit Domis, directeur de publication de DREAMPRESS ;-Rencontre avec Jean-Daniel Brèque, traducteur, entre autres, des ouvrages de Lucius Shepard, Clive Barker, Dan Simmons et Robert McCammon. Bonne écoute à toutes et à tous.

[…] Estomaquée qu’en tant qu’employé de l’Élysée, on ne puisse péter la gueule à qui on veut, quand on veut, la Salle 101 fait acte de résistance symbolique en soulevant les problèmes bien réels des français : Retour sur Titan, petit roman de Stephen Baxter. Les attracteurs de Rose Street, longue nouvelle de Lucius Shepard. [...]

[…] Estomaquée qu'en tant qu'employé de l'Élysée, on ne puisse péter la gueule à qui on veut, quand on veut, la Salle 101 fait acte de résistance symbolique en soulevant les problèmes bien réels des français : Retour sur Titan, petit roman de Stephen Baxter. Les attracteurs de Rose Street, longue nouvelle de Lucius Shepard. […]

Join Bram Stoker Award-winning writer John Langan for fish and chips as we discuss how reading Conan the Barbarian comic books as a kid made him hope he'd grow up to be a comic book artist, why his evolution as a writer owes as much to William Faulkner as it does to Peter Straub, what he learned about storytelling from watching James Bond with his father and Buffy the Vampire Slayer with his wife, the best way to deal with the problematic life and literature of H. P. Lovecraft, the reason his first story featured a battle between King Kong and Godzilla, his process for plotting out a shark story unlike all other shark stories, why a writer should never fear to be ridiculous, what a science experiment in chemistry class taught him about writing, his love affair with semicolons, that time Lucius Shepard taught him how to box, the reason the Shirley Jackson Awards were created, and much more.

Brilliante författaren Lucius Shepard och hans verk. Hans nära vänner Bob Kruger och författaren Jack Dann berättar om sin vän. Filmregissören Philip Gelatt som introducerade mig till Shepard berättar och läser ur Shepards mest kända verk: "The man who painted the dragon Griaule".

Brian turns fifty. Dave, Mary, Coop, and Lombardo are all on hand for this star-studded celebration, featuring special appearances by Weston Ochse, John Urbancik, Maurice Broaddus, Stephen Kozeniewski, Kelli Owen, Michael T. Huyck Jr., Robert Ford, Somer Canon, M. Stephen Lukac, John Boden, Chris Enterline, Wes Southard, and Cathy Gonzalez. Plus -- MINDHUNTER, good news for the estates of Lucius Shepard and J.F. Gonzalez, an update on Michael Bailey, and the first details on the 2018 Horror Show live 24-hour telethon. (Yes, we're doing it again...)

The glory days of 2003 when I was going to review every short story that I read and publish it at The Coode Street Review of Science Fiction. Sanity prevailed, but reviews did appear.  During 2003 I reviewed Howard Waldrop's "A Better World's in Birth", Ellen Klages' "Basement Magic", and Lucius Shepard's "Liar's House". During the podcast I recommend the following books:Portable Childhoods, Ellen Klages (Tachyon) The Dragon Graiule, Lucius Shepard (Subterranean) Howard Who?, Howard Waldrop (Peapod) Things Will Never be the Same: Selected Stories, Howard Waldrop (Old Earth) More anon!

As always, we get everything the wrong way round. Having just returned from the glades of Florida, a land of mocktails and alligators, Gary joins Jonathan to discuss the International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts, nominating for the Hugo Awards, and the career of the late Lucius Shepard (which they should have started with, as you'll discover if your patience holds out). As always, we hope you enjoy the podcast!

Coming up: Good evening  0:00:41 Some words about Lucius Shepard  0:01:58 Tour of the Abattoir with Mike Allen  0:07:55 Previously on “The Wendigo”  0:25:13 Fiction: Part 2 of “The Wendigo” by Algernon Blackwood, narrated by Mike Boris  0:28:54 Pleasant dreams  1:19:54   Pertinent URLs for Show 115: Lucius Shepard: http://www.amazon.com/Lucius-Shepard/e/B000AP7LNY/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1395841472&sr=1-2-ent Mike Allen: http://mythicdelirium.com Algernon Blackwood: http://algernonblackwood.org Mike Boris:  mikeborisaudio.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Me and Molly Bruin were lying on our stomachs atop a sea cliff overlooking Droughans Beach, fresh from a fuck and lolling there, our skins stuck with bits from the weeds and tall grasses that cloaked our sin, with the wind in our faces and our lives yet to be lived. Narrated by Arthur Morey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

[...] torturée de plaisir coupable, la Salle 101 parle de littérature et de littérature, ce qui n’étonnera personne. Le dragon Griaule, de Lucius Shepard. Le chant de bourreau, de Norman Mailer. La nuit du Vourdalak, de Dumas, Du Terrail et Tolstoï. Bonheur et tranchées. « J’ai jamais réussi à appeler Kim-Il-Sung », se lamente Karim B.

[…] torturée de plaisir coupable, la Salle 101 parle de littérature et de littérature, ce qui n'étonnera personne. Le dragon Griaule, de Lucius Shepard. Le chant de bourreau, de Norman Mailer. La nuit du Vourdalak, de Dumas, Du Terrail et Tolstoï. Bonheur et tranchées. « J'ai jamais réussi à appeler Kim-Il-Sung », se lamente Karim B.

Coming Up Fact: The Graphic Fan by Fred Himbaugh 01:40 Main Fiction: Larisa Miusov by Lucius Shepard 18:30 How To Run A Con by Michael Swanwick 01:13:00 Promo: Tales for Canterbury anthology 01:17:30 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming Up This Week 01:05 StarShipSofa Interrogation: Ursula K. Le Guin 02:40 Flash Fiction: Toxicity by Erica Naone 02:30 Fact Article: Interview with Lucius Shepard 08:40 Main Fiction: Carlos Manson Lives by Lucius Shepard 01:03:00 Serial: The Barrens Pt1 by F. Paul Wilson 01:25:30 Narrator: Christie Yant, Matthew Sanborn Smith, Amy H. Sturgis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

[...] Dépassée par la clairvoyance gouvernementale et fascinée par le concept d’identité nationale, la Salle 101 dit du bien de Lucius Shepard, du mal de Goemon et du bien de Ian Mc Donald. « Trop classe, ma bagnole, » se vante le jeune Patrick I.

[…] Dépassée par la clairvoyance gouvernementale et fascinée par le concept d'identité nationale, la Salle 101 dit du bien de Lucius Shepard, du mal de Goemon et du bien de Ian Mc Donald. « Trop classe, ma bagnole, » se vante le jeune Patrick I.

Aural Delights No 44 Lucius Shepard Poetry: Flesh Eating Alien Vampire Sex On The Moon by David Kopsaka Merkel 01:30 Flash Fiction: Man Of The Theatre By Norman Spinrad 4:00 Fact: Halloween by Amy H Sturgis 13:20 Book Review: Sean Keough 28:50 Main Fiction: Senor Voltro by Lucius Shepard Narrators: Julie Davis,

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