Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael G Williams

Join us celebrating the close of horror month when author Michael G. Williams joins our review of Queer for Fear from Shudder, then all three of us share who won our weeks.

Welcome back to A Podcask of Amontillado, where we delve into the dark, dreadful, and terrifying parts of the world. Happy Halloween! Normally, we would be off this week, but Erin & Gary thought that all you little monsters, devils, and creatures of the night deserved a little treat for the holiday. So they have gotten three of their previous guests to tell you some tales from behind the wall. First, Shaun Rosado reads The Petting Zoo by Peter de Niverville (time marker 1:49). Then Darin M. Bush reads his story Project Wheat Field (time marker 30:09). And to close us out, Michael G. Williams reads his story The Line (time marker 35:51), published in A Woman Unbecoming from Crone Girl Press. Please consider donating to Planned Parenthood, if you can.

Garrett Hutson unveils his latest historic novels, filled with espionage, intrigue, and a bit of cabaret. Then horror author Michael G. Williams joins our review of Hocus Pocus 2. Followed by Baz and Vance sharing who won their weeks.

Polis Loizou joins us to share his artful combining of storytelling, folklore, and the places he's lived. Then horror author Michael G. Williams joins our review of Interview with the Vampire. Followed by Baz and Vance sharing who won their weeks.

Brenda Murphy returns to share her joy in the flexibility of being a hybrid author! Then horror author Michael G. Williams schooling us on the hidden message of Ginger Snaps. Followed by Baz and Vance sharing who won their weeks. The Lesbian Review event link: https://www.thelesbianreview.com/events/specfic-reads/ The SIWC event link: https://www.siwc.ca/registration/

RJ Theodore joins us to share their unique blend of scifi and fantasy with their re-released Peridot Shift series! Then horror author Michael G. Williams returns to help us review You're Killing Me. Then Baz and Vance share who won their weeks.

Michael G. Williams returns as a guest reviewer to help us kick off a month of horror films, starting with Peacock's They/Them. Then Baz and Vance share who won their weeks.

Michael G Williams returns to discuss queer futures and queer joy as seen in his Servant/Sovereign and Autumn noir detective novels. We then review Wildhood and share who won our week. Media mentioned in this episode: SERVANT/SOVEREIGN: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0881J5BBZ New Life in Autumn: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B1PJ8SYF Wildhood @ IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11795652/ Follow Michael: https://michaelgwilliamsbooks.com/ https://www.facebook.com/MichaelGWilliamsAuthor https://www.instagram.com/mcmanlypants/ https://www.instagram.com/mcmanlypants/ Follow WROTE Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/wrotepodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/wrotepodcast/ https://twitter.com/WROTEpodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCemkG1wzEJXDvKUwXyKM4xQ

Welcome back to A Podcask of Amontillado, where we delve into the dark, dreadful, and terrifying parts of the world. Vampires have always been a stand-in for sex. Then after a particular Interview, they became a stand-in for LGBTQI+ desires. Join Erin & Gary as they talk with author Michael G. Williams about this change, discuss the history of vampire fiction, how it parallells with the queer experience, and ask the important question about vampires . . . how gay are they? (SO VERY GAY) Dracula eBook Anne Rice on Cruise as Lestat The Trevor Project Matthew Shepard Foundation Opening and closing music is "Softly Shall You Sleep," by Valentine Wolfe. Please follow us on TikTok, Twitter, and on Facebook! Contact us at apodcaskofamontillado@gmail.com!

Michael G. Williams joins us to discuss relating to the queer experience through horror, science fiction, and urban fantasy. We dive into empowering queer voices rather than exploiting queer identities, and laugh about some of the joys of writing queer stories.

Author Michael G. Williams joins the r. r. campbell writescast for a super spooky episode about how he got his start writing horror and how we as writers can give our own readers chills.

The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with Michael G. Williams, author of the newly released A Fall in Autumn as well as several other novels. We chat about how he came to be a writer and this book in particular. We also chat about some of his other interests and his community. You can find his book in multiple places, we have an Amazon link later below.   About Michael G. Williams Michael G. Williams is a native of the Appalachian Mountains and award-winning novelist. He describes his writing as wry horror, strange science fiction, and suburban fantasy: stories told from the perspectives of vampires, unconventional investigators, magicians, and hackers who live in the places so many of us also call home and who retain their sense of humor. More than anything he enjoys telling stories of people who, through terrible trials, find the friends and comrades who form their true families. Michael is also an avid athlete, activist, gamer, and brother in St. Anthony Hall and Mu Beta Psi. He lives in Durham, NC, with his husband, a variety of animals, and more and better friends than he probably deserves. Website: MichaelGWilliams-author.com Twitter: @McManlyPants About A Fall in Autumn WELCOME TO THE LAST OF THE GREAT FLYING CITIES It’s 9172, YE (Year of the Empire), and the future has forgotten its past. Soaring miles over the Earth, Autumn, the sole surviving flying city, is filled to the brim with the manifold forms of humankind: from Human Plus “floor models” to the oppressed and disfranchised underclasses doing their dirty work and every imaginable variation between. Valerius Bakhoum is a washed-up private eye and street hustler scraping by in Autumn. Late on his rent, fetishized and reviled for his imperfect genetics, stuck in the quicksand of his own heritage, Valerius is trying desperately to wrap up his too-short life when a mythical relic of humanity’s fog-shrouded past walks in and hires him to do one last job. What starts out as Valerius just taking a stranger’s money quickly turns into the biggest and most dangerous mystery he’s ever tried to crack – and Valerius is running out of time to solve it. Now Autumn’s abandoned history – and the monsters and heroes that adorn it – are emerging from the shadows to threaten the few remaining things Valerius holds dear. Can the burned-out detective navigate the labyrinth of lies and maze of blind faith around him to save the City of Autumn from its greatest myth and deadliest threat as he navigates his feelings for his newest client, the handsome golem Alejandro? In our second segment we chat about an event we attended for Arizona Independent Filmmakers and how we are trying to connect more with the AZ filmmaker community. We also highlight recent articles posted to the tggeeks.com in the past week. As always we have our birthdays and we have the ever popular feedback segment. We welcome your feedback. Please, let us know what you think. Good or bad, we want to know and you could receive a shoutout in the feedback segment. Thank you for listening, we really do appreciate you taking time out of your day to spend with us.     Our YouTube channel is audio only:   Show Notes / Links: TG Geeks Episode 218 TG Geeks Episode 219 The Shipment Selected to Show at Tribeca Film Festival TG Geeks Episode 217 Phoenix Film Festival | Sci-Fi Shorts General Magic in Theaters May 10th Ben’s Breakdown | Avengers: Endgame Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #46 Phoenix Fan Fusion Presents - Queen Lantern Corps "Dragstravaganza" Cloak and Dagger Season 2: Compelling and Intense | Andrea's Angle Sonic the Hedgehog Trailer Released Gini's Yaps - Restaurants on the Road | Market on Houston - San Antonio, TX Erin's Arcade of Words Reviews The Sequels #3 - Van Helsing High School Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | The Falls: Testament of Love CoKoCon Returns for a Second Year | Labor Day Weekend

Masculinity is a Prison: Michael G. Williams Click above to download or find us on iTunes. This episode features author Michael G. Williams. We talk about the complexity of lived queer experiences, the power of queerness to dismantle the patriarchy, genre jumping and Emperor Norton. We spent so much time trading queer anecdotes, we only... Continue Reading →

Whether you play DND or think we are talking about a game called “do not disturb”, you’ll enjoy this episode where Kelly and Laura bring back their friend, Mic, to talk to Michael and Michael about tabletop games. To learn more about Michael G. Williams’ books and sign up for his newsletter, check out his … Continue reading 25 – Tabletop Game Etiquette