Podcasts about Moon pool

The Night Under Lights Presents: The Seasons at the Moon Pool (replayable VRChat link and video) shown during Raindance Immersive was one of the most immersive music experiences I've ever had in VR so far. It was so awe-inspiring and incredible to see 3 DJ / VJ sets using the SNR Labs particle-screen version of their holographic Apple Global Illumination shader that I covered previously in episode #1413 with Apple_Blossom and A://DDOSS. The real-time immersive lighting effects have to be seen in VR to fully appreciate the awe-inspiring nature of it. You can see a video capture of it below, but if you have PCVR, then I highly, highly recommend checking out the replayable version on VRChat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZJ53W7NYnA VJs are able to input their 2D video livestream into the SNR Labs particle screen shader, which then translates the luminance values into height and enables a sort of volumetric translation. It has a DepthKit-like effect where you can see 3-dimensional shapes and objects with shadows or imagine if you were to push a cube through a sheet of fabric to get a feeling of objects from one-degree of fidelity, which is height from a fixed plane. VJ Silent and VJ namoron were instrumental in helping to develop this shader with SNR Labs, and TehArbitter's Moon Pool location for Night Under Lights was also instrumental in helping to shape the development of it. VJ TehArbitter (aka Arbi) brought together two other VJs and three DJs to present three sets with the theme of the different seasons. The first set was DJ Ladybug + VJ Silent, the second set was DJ Yuna + VJ TehArbitter, and then the final set was DJ Terkoiz + VJ namoron. I had a chance to catch up with half of the performers including VJ Silent and VJ namoron as well as with DJ Ladybug to talk more about the development of this specific project, but also to recount some of the history of the visual effects in the VRChat clubbing scene as well deeper trends of volumetric and holographic visual effects that VJs are exploring in VR. Also whether it merits a new terms as video jockey or visual jockey doesn't always fully encompass the holographic, volumetric, spatial, immersive, or narrative elements that are being explored. Some of the VRChat clubs discussed include: Dimension, Virtual Base event, Shelter, Ghost Club, Concrete, Concrete: Pale Sands, PSHQ, Slyfest, Loner, Kaleidosky, Sanctum, Schism, Deviate, Atlantis, Mochii's Island, Reflections, Redacted, Heist, Light Dimension, Simplicity, & Endless Serenity Also worth noting is that there are three VRChat worlds that are being featured in the Venice Immersive Worlds Gallery that connected to the themes discussed in this episode, and they're also three of the 20 VRChat worlds in the Venice selection that are not and likely will not have a public-facing world that's easily accessible. The NUL Presents˸ The Seasons Replay ＠ moon_pool is not in the Venice Immersive worlds gallery, and does have replayable version. But Silent works at Sanctum, and their billboarded stereoscopic screen in the Reactor is being featured in Venice, and the SNR Labs: Test Facility will be demonstrating the more 3D version of their Holographic shader named Apple Global Illumination, and Silent also mentioned Jerk and May who have the Concrete: Pale Sands, which is also a part of Venice Immersive. This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

There was a new holographic shader developed by members of SNR Labs group on VRChat that completely blew me away in how it was used in a couple of performances at Raindance Immersive. It's like a new form of volumetric capture that also has lighting effects, and can be used in translating 2D images into 3D or capturing low-res 3D objects into a sort of hybrid of point-cloud, particle effect, 3D objects. It's called Apple Global Illumination after it's primary author Apple_Blossom, who worked with designing it with A://DDOS along with other collaborating artists including VJ Silent, VJ Namoron, and immersive dancer SoftlySteph. SoftlySteph's Frictions of a Modulated Soul took home the best dance performance at Raindance Immersive (and will be featured more in depth in the next episode), and the Night Under Lights: The Seasons at Moon Pool was one of the more awe-inspiring uses of this shader and was a personal favorite of mine from this year's festival. See the VRChat replay of the Moon Pool here and I'll be covering this in two episodes from now. There's a particle screen variation of the shader that is able to translate 2D VJ screens into more volumetric experiences based upon the luminance value of each pixel, which can be seen in this video below: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rZJ53W7NYnA Then there's a version that can encode 3D objects into a video that is streamed into VRChat, and then decoded into a dynamic hybrid between a particle effect, point cloud representation, and 3D model. And each of the particles are emitting light that are reflected on the surrounding environment and avatars. Here's a clip of SoftlySteph's performance as captured by Madame Kana https://twitter.com/SoftlySteph/status/1807125937819148769 Their SNR Labs Test Facility was also selected to be a part of the Venice Immersive Worlds gallery that opens next week. Here's a video overview: https://twitter.com/SNR_LABS/status/1813989248837595504 I had a chance to sit down with Apple_Blossom and A://DDOS to learn more about how this breakthrough shader was developed, as well as diving a bit into the weeds for the mechanics for how it works. The Apple Global Illumination feels like a real revelation and breakthrough in how it's opening up new avenues for how VJs and dancers will be able to use it for new forms of creative expression and holographic and volumetric effects to be paired with DJ sets across different clubbing venues in VRChat. This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt

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In this third (and definitely not fourth) episode of Neon Static, Johnny, Eric, and Nick dive into the Moon Pool to figure out what Jinteki is all about! JOIN US AT OUR FIRST TOURNAMENT on Saturday, March 25th in Derry NH: https://alwaysberunning.net/tournaments/3592 If you like this content, consider joining our Patron or leaving a donation towards gear upgrades: ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/neonstatic⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/neonstatic⁠ Join the New Hampshire Netrunners Discord Server: https://discord.gg/SHbcRsgJ6T Join the New England Netrunners Discord Server: https://discord.gg/q9DVvBXAwx Join the Green Level Clearance (Global Null Signal Games) Discord server: https://discord.gg/glc Reach out to us with questions and feedback via: Email: neonstaticpod@gmail.com Mastodon/Instagram: @neonstaticpod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neon-static/message

What can Virgo energy teach us about deep listening? How can Pisces balance Virgo's energies? How can we incorporate the energy of Virgo and Pisces into ritual during the Full Moon? Join me for this lively impromptu conversation with my dear friend, Zaneta Sykes.  We originally recorded this conversation for Instagram Live (you can watch the video version here). I ended up really loving the transmissions that came through so I decided to share this with all of you here, too.We discussed what Zaneta's Virgo Moon has taught them about artmaking and relationality through the practice of deep listening, how we can cultivate the energy of Virgo to its most expansive and life-giving expression, and also some ritual ideas for today's Virgo Full Moon. You can also listen to my conversation with Zaneta on Healing The Spirit: Listening To The Web of Life on Healing.If you live in the New York area, I invite to check out Zaneta's upcoming sound journey event on March 10, 2023, Where Land Meets Sky.Where Land Meets Sky is a somatic-sound journey of the elements, exploring the body's connection to water, fire, thunder, ice, wind, and seismic forces through listening. Participants will be guided through an immersive, listening experience, mapping the subtle sounds of the elements in the body. After listening, participants will co-create an original sound piece which will serve as a sonic offering to the forest, that will later be played back to every river, stream, ridge, cave, and tree that shared their songs. So that the entire project is a full circle, reciprocal exchange of listening and transmission between community and forest.Date: Friday March 10, 2023Time: 8p-10p ESTLocation: Grand Street Healing Project (105 Grand Street Brooklyn, NY 11249)Cost: $44 with sliding scale, pay what you can spots availableGet your tickets here.Included: 1 bottle of Moon Pool listening land essence, a recording of the community sound art piece, and video links to the offerings to the forestYou can find Zaneta's work on their website, Instagram, and podcast - Art Witch. This podcast is hosted, produced, and edited by Jonathan Koe. Theme music is also composed by me! Connect with me through my newsletter, my Instagram @nate_qi, my music, and click here to book an astrology reading with me. For podcast-related inquiries, email me at healingthespiritpodcast@gmail.com.

The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt audiobook. Dr. David Throckmartin's scientific expedition to the South Sea Islands discovers among ancient ruins a portal into Muria, an unknown underground world. After the disappearance of Throckmartin, his wife and two companions, his old friend Dr. Walter Goodwin enters Muria with a rescue party, only to confront an fantastic world filled with incredible beings, astounding scientific advances, and the worship of the most evil of all creatures, The Dweller.

This episode I am joined by my friend Embernose and we Question the Moon Pool. Sorry for the bad noise and text noise lol, We forgot to mute it and nothing was working. I hope you enjoy and next time i'll have a list of questions to ask. Send in a email—fernleafspodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fernleafspodcast/message

On June 9th, 2016 the Hermetic Hour with Host Poke Runyon will present a discussion on the secret meaning behind Abraham Merritt's classic Fantasy novel “The Moon Pool.” (1919). This Lost Race fantasy adventure story, similar to Rider Haggard's “She”was very influential on other fantasy writers, movie makers and comic book writers and artists. It was one of the major sources of the 1940s “Shaver Mystery”. Moon Pool is based on the idea that the Moon was pulled out of the Earth half a billion years ago when our young world was in a molten state, leaving a huge cavity in the area of the Central Pacific, which sealed itself over and eventually became a vast air filled cavern under the ocean. A subterranean world with its own flora, fauna and people. Its only connection to the surface world is the ancient ruined stone city of Nan Madol on Pohnpei island in the Central Pacific Ocean. In these haunted ruins is a mysterious doorway that only opens when the Moon is full, revealing The Moon Pool from which rises a fantastic alien being that resembles an animated and illuminated kabbalistic Tree of Life. It is called “The Dweller” or “The Shining One” – a beautiful, alluring vampiric creature that stalks human prey, harvesting and feeding on their souls. The Dweller or Shining One is worshiped as a god by a faction of the Murians, who are as evil as their deity and are plotting to conquer the surface world. Into this setting come a group of adventurers from our world – so we can have a hero and a heroine to save both worlds ( love conquers all) -- and someone to tell the story. That, as the Irish say, is the gist of it. But there is a lot more behind the scenes in Moon Pool than just a good story. So If you want to learn the horrible secret of the Shining One then tune in and listen as we open the door to The Moon Pool.

Hoi and Jeff discuss lost worlds, adventuring parties, and Lovecraftian gaming in A. Merritt's "The Moon Pool" with special guest Joseph Goodman

On Thursday July 12th, 2018 the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon, will be visited by Lady Jo Carson of Feraferia who has just returned from a pilgrimage to our favorite lost city Nan Madol on beautiful Pohnpei Island in Pacific Micronesia. (Merritt's Moon PooL and Beyond Lemuria.) Jo and John will share their adventure with us and we will recall ours back in 1988 and recount the wisdom of the last "chumaro" (Pohnpeian Kahuna) Maseo Hadley as reported by Peter Arthur. So if you want to vicariously visit Lemuria then turn on your immaginator and join us.  

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On June 9th, 2016 the Hermetic Hour with Host Poke Runyon will present a discussion on the secret meaning behind Abraham Merritt's classic Fantasy novel “The Moon Pool.” (1919). This Lost Race fantasy adventure story, similar to Rider Haggard's “She”was very influential on other fantasy writers, movie makers and comic book writers and artists. It was one of the major sources of the 1940s “Shaver Mystery”. Moon Pool is based on the idea that the Moon was pulled out of the Earth half a billion years ago when our young world was in a molten state, leaving a huge cavity in the area of the Central Pacific, which sealed itself over and eventually became a vast air filled cavern under the ocean. A subterranean world with its own flora, fauna and people. Its only connection to the surface world is the ancient ruined stone city of Nan Modal on Panape island in the Central Pacific Ocean. In these haunted ruins is a mysterious doorway that only opens when the Moon is full, revealing The Moon Pool from which rises a fantastic alien being that resembles an animated and illuminated kabbalistic Tree of Life. It is called “The Dweller” or “The Shining One” – a beautiful, alluring vampiric creature that stalks human prey, harvesting and feeding on their souls. The Dweller or Shining One is worshiped as a god by a faction of the Murians, who are as evil as their diety and are plotting to conquer the surface world. Into this setting come a group of adventurers from our world – so we can have a hero and a heroine to save both worlds ( love conquers all) -- and someone to tell the story. That, as the Irish say, is the gist of it. But there is a lot more behind the scenes in Moon Pool than just a good story. So If you want to learn the horrible secret of the Shining One then tune in and listen as we open the door to The Moon Pool.

Dr. Alan Caranac returns from abroad to find one of his best friends has been murdered. Seeking the culprit leads him into a tale of past lives and supernatural horror. Will true love prevail or will Alan end up a shadow of his former self? Find out in this episode! www.nobleknight.com Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943 Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.” He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith. Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943. Merrit's first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917) Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Chris Constantin website - http://drevrpg.blogspot.ca   Email us to find out how you can get involved!   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net   Support the show, shop below... NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

Dr. Alan Caranac returns from abroad to find one of his best friends has been murdered. Seeking the culprit leads him into a tale of past lives and supernatural horror. Will true love prevail or will Alan end up a shadow of his former self? Find out in this episode! www.nobleknight.com Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943 Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.” He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith. Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943. Merrit’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917) Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Chris Constantin website - http://drevrpg.blogspot.ca   Email us to find out how you can get involved!   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net  Support the show, shop below... NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

Dr. Alan Caranac returns from abroad to find one of his best friends has been murdered. Seeking the culprit leads him into a tale of past lives and supernatural horror. Will true love prevail or will Alan end up a shadow of his former self? Find out in this episode! www.nobleknight.com Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943 Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.” He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith. Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943. Merrit’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917) Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Chris Constantin website - http://drevrpg.blogspot.ca   Email us to find out how you can get involved!   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net  Support the show, shop below... NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

Dr. Alan Caranac returns from abroad to find one of his best friends has been murdered. Seeking the culprit leads him into a tale of past lives and supernatural horror. Will true love prevail or will Alan end up a shadow of his former self? Find out in this episode! www.nobleknight.com Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943 Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.” He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith. Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943. Merrit’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917) Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Chris Constantin website - http://drevrpg.blogspot.ca   Email us to find out how you can get involved!   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net  Support the show, shop below... NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

A Viking and an American Indian walk into the Alaskan wilderness. If that sounds like a joke, you haven't read Dwellers in the Mirage, the thrilling sci-fi adventure story by A. Merrit. Listen to my guests and I talk about this story that features a Cthulhu-esque deity, a Conan-esque warrior king, and half-naked warrior women in a hidden mountain valley.   www.nobleknight.com   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax   Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merrit's first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   Dwellers in the Mirage was originally serialized in six parts in the magazine Argosy beginning on January 23, 1932.   For the article references in this show: http://skullsinthestars.com/2009/02/22/a-merritts-dwellers-in-the-mirage/   Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Jeremiah McCoy website - https://thebasicsofthegame.wordpress.com tumblr - http://thebasicsofthegame.tumblr.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/brothersaul   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com  Support the show, shop below... NOBLE KNIGHT

A Viking and an American Indian walk into the Alaskan wilderness. If that sounds like a joke, you haven’t read Dwellers in the Mirage, the thrilling sci-fi adventure story by A. Merrit. Listen to my guests and I talk about this story that features a Cthulhu-esque deity, a Conan-esque warrior king, and half-naked warrior women in a hidden mountain valley.   www.nobleknight.com   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax   Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merrit’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   Dwellers in the Mirage was originally serialized in six parts in the magazine Argosy beginning on January 23, 1932.   For the article references in this show: http://skullsinthestars.com/2009/02/22/a-merritts-dwellers-in-the-mirage/   Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Jeremiah McCoy website - https://thebasicsofthegame.wordpress.com tumblr - http://thebasicsofthegame.tumblr.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/brothersaul   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com  Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

A Viking and an American Indian walk into the Alaskan wilderness. If that sounds like a joke, you haven’t read Dwellers in the Mirage, the thrilling sci-fi adventure story by A. Merrit. Listen to my guests and I talk about this story that features a Cthulhu-esque deity, a Conan-esque warrior king, and half-naked warrior women in a hidden mountain valley.   www.nobleknight.com   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax   Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merrit’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   Dwellers in the Mirage was originally serialized in six parts in the magazine Argosy beginning on January 23, 1932.   For the article references in this show: http://skullsinthestars.com/2009/02/22/a-merritts-dwellers-in-the-mirage/   Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Jeremiah McCoy website - https://thebasicsofthegame.wordpress.com tumblr - http://thebasicsofthegame.tumblr.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/brothersaul   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com  Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

A Viking and an American Indian walk into the Alaskan wilderness. If that sounds like a joke, you haven’t read Dwellers in the Mirage, the thrilling sci-fi adventure story by A. Merrit. Listen to my guests and I talk about this story that features a Cthulhu-esque deity, a Conan-esque warrior king, and half-naked warrior women in a hidden mountain valley.   www.nobleknight.com   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit” — Gary Gygax   Abraham Merrit born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merrit’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   Dwellers in the Mirage was originally serialized in six parts in the magazine Argosy beginning on January 23, 1932.   For the article references in this show: http://skullsinthestars.com/2009/02/22/a-merritts-dwellers-in-the-mirage/   Co-host: Jeffrey Wikstrom website - jeffwik.com email - jeffwik@gmail.com   My guest: Jeremiah McCoy website - https://thebasicsofthegame.wordpress.com tumblr - http://thebasicsofthegame.tumblr.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/brothersaul   http://www.thetomeshow.com thetomeshow@gmail.com  Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

My guest and I discuss The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt. An international group of scientists and explorers investigate a mysterious alien being that snatches innocent travelers in the South Pacific and ends up discovering a lost underground civilization.   www.nobleknight.com Vault of the Drow by Gary Gygax — $22   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit”   Abraham Merritt born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merritt's first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   The Moon Pool originally appeared in All-Story Weekly as two short stories “The Moon Pool” (1918) and “Conquest of the Moon Pool” (1919). Later reworked into a novel, apparently something of the original story was lost. Writes Lovecraft in 1934: Merritt is certainly great stuff — he has a subtle command of an unique type of strangeness which no one else has been able to parallel.  You are absolutely right in considering his original Moon Pool novelette — as published in the All-Story for June 22, 1918 — his best work.  The sequel — The Conquest of the Moon Pool — was relatively commonplace and tainted with the atmosphere of cheap popular fiction.  It is a major crime that many of the best touches were taken out of the novelette when it was fused with its sequel to form the ultimate book version.   Nan Madol - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nan_Madol   Next we will be reading: The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany -http://www.fadedpage.com/books/20120938/20120938.html The Doom That Came to Sarnath, From Beyond, The Temple, The Music of Erich Zann, Herbert West - Reanimator, The Lurking Fear, The Rats in the Walls and The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft -http://cthulhu.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Fiction Dwellers in the Mirage by Abraham Merritt - http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks01/0100151.txt   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net   Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

My guest and I discuss The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt. An international group of scientists and explorers investigate a mysterious alien being that snatches innocent travelers in the South Pacific and ends up discovering a lost underground civilization.   www.nobleknight.com Vault of the Drow by Gary Gygax — $22   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit”   Abraham Merritt born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merritt’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   The Moon Pool originally appeared in All-Story Weekly as two short stories “The Moon Pool” (1918) and “Conquest of the Moon Pool” (1919). Later reworked into a novel, apparently something of the original story was lost. Writes Lovecraft in 1934: Merritt is certainly great stuff — he has a subtle command of an unique type of strangeness which no one else has been able to parallel.  You are absolutely right in considering his original Moon Pool novelette — as published in the All-Story for June 22, 1918 — his best work.  The sequel — The Conquest of the Moon Pool — was relatively commonplace and tainted with the atmosphere of cheap popular fiction.  It is a major crime that many of the best touches were taken out of the novelette when it was fused with its sequel to form the ultimate book version.   Nan Madol - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nan_Madol   Next we will be reading: The King of Elfland’s Daughter by Lord Dunsany -http://www.fadedpage.com/books/20120938/20120938.html The Doom That Came to Sarnath, From Beyond, The Temple, The Music of Erich Zann, Herbert West - Reanimator, The Lurking Fear, The Rats in the Walls and The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft -http://cthulhu.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Fiction Dwellers in the Mirage by Abraham Merritt - http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks01/0100151.txt   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net  Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

My guest and I discuss The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt. An international group of scientists and explorers investigate a mysterious alien being that snatches innocent travelers in the South Pacific and ends up discovering a lost underground civilization.   www.nobleknight.com Vault of the Drow by Gary Gygax — $22   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit”   Abraham Merritt born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merritt’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   The Moon Pool originally appeared in All-Story Weekly as two short stories “The Moon Pool” (1918) and “Conquest of the Moon Pool” (1919). Later reworked into a novel, apparently something of the original story was lost. Writes Lovecraft in 1934: Merritt is certainly great stuff — he has a subtle command of an unique type of strangeness which no one else has been able to parallel.  You are absolutely right in considering his original Moon Pool novelette — as published in the All-Story for June 22, 1918 — his best work.  The sequel — The Conquest of the Moon Pool — was relatively commonplace and tainted with the atmosphere of cheap popular fiction.  It is a major crime that many of the best touches were taken out of the novelette when it was fused with its sequel to form the ultimate book version.   Nan Madol - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nan_Madol   Next we will be reading: The King of Elfland’s Daughter by Lord Dunsany -http://www.fadedpage.com/books/20120938/20120938.html The Doom That Came to Sarnath, From Beyond, The Temple, The Music of Erich Zann, Herbert West - Reanimator, The Lurking Fear, The Rats in the Walls and The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft -http://cthulhu.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Fiction Dwellers in the Mirage by Abraham Merritt - http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks01/0100151.txt   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net  Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

My guest and I discuss The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt. An international group of scientists and explorers investigate a mysterious alien being that snatches innocent travelers in the South Pacific and ends up discovering a lost underground civilization.   www.nobleknight.com Vault of the Drow by Gary Gygax — $22   Merrit, A.: CREEP, SHADOW, CREEP; MOON POOL; DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE; et al   “The most immediate influences upon AD&D were probably de Camp & Pratt, R. E. Howard, Fritz Leiber, Jack Vance, H. P. Lovecraft, and A. Merrit”   Abraham Merritt born 1884, died 1943   Wikipedia names H. Rider Haggard, Robert W. Chambers, Helena Blavatsky and Gertrude Barrows Bennett (writing as Francis Stevens) as “heavy influences.”   He was a major influence on Appendix N authors H. P. Lovecraft and Michael Moorcock. He was referenced in the Lensman series by E. E. Smith.   Born in Beverly, New Jersey. Primarily a journalist. Assistant editor of The American Weekly from 1912 to 1937 and then editor until his death in 1943.   Merritt’s first fantasy story was “Through the Dragon Glass” (1917)   The Moon Pool originally appeared in All-Story Weekly as two short stories “The Moon Pool” (1918) and “Conquest of the Moon Pool” (1919). Later reworked into a novel, apparently something of the original story was lost. Writes Lovecraft in 1934: Merritt is certainly great stuff — he has a subtle command of an unique type of strangeness which no one else has been able to parallel.  You are absolutely right in considering his original Moon Pool novelette — as published in the All-Story for June 22, 1918 — his best work.  The sequel — The Conquest of the Moon Pool — was relatively commonplace and tainted with the atmosphere of cheap popular fiction.  It is a major crime that many of the best touches were taken out of the novelette when it was fused with its sequel to form the ultimate book version.   Nan Madol - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nan_Madol   Next we will be reading: The King of Elfland’s Daughter by Lord Dunsany -http://www.fadedpage.com/books/20120938/20120938.html The Doom That Came to Sarnath, From Beyond, The Temple, The Music of Erich Zann, Herbert West - Reanimator, The Lurking Fear, The Rats in the Walls and The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft -http://cthulhu.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Fiction Dwellers in the Mirage by Abraham Merritt - http://www.gutenberg.net.au/ebooks01/0100151.txt   Geoffrey Winn gdwinn@comcast.net  Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

Spacemusic 9.10 Short Circuit Show for August 8th 2014 a Nonstop Mix that might cause mixed emotions ... and therefore a typical Spacemusic podcast flow! When your brain goes na-na, when your hearts cries “stop the conflicts” and we all watch the news as the World becomes worse every day. Wondering what kind of species is taking down planes, shooting people, killing children, destroying the habitat and so forth? We hate to say it.... that species is called: human. And it seems they have a plan. Do they? Perhaps humanity has indeed been programmed to exterminate themselves. How long before a short circuit? Who can safe us from the evil? We all can! Please, press play and make love, not war! Artists in this mix: Evolve, Klangstein, Pete Namlook, Circular, I Awake, Bruno Sanfilippo, Strom Noir, Green Isac, The Circular Ruins/ Off the Sky, Bola,.... Note: subscribe to Spacemusic Season 9 for automatic downloading. TRACKLIST: [00:00] Spacemusic 9.10 Short Circuit [01:33] EVOLVE - The Artifacts of Life buy the album * Deep Than The Sea * here [06:21] KLANGSTEIN - Deep Dive buy the single * Deep Dive * here [11:42] RAMESES B. - Every Cloud get the album 8 Freedom * here [16:14] EVOLVE - Strange Children buy the album * Deep Than The Sea * here [21:27] PETE NAMLOOK - Permutation 1. buy the album * Permutations * here [26:35] CIRCULAR - Synchronous buy the album * Moon Pool * here [31:35] I AWAKE - Rebreath buy the album * The Core * here [35:23] BRUNO SANFILIPPO - Texture 5. buy the album * Piano Tetures 2. * here [39:25] STROM NOIR - Heartland buy the album * Luvyoo * here [42:12] GREEN ISAC - Gepra buy the album * Passengers * here [47:48] THE CIRCULAR RUINS/OFF THE SKY - Your Unknown Hand buy the album * We All Fall Down * here [52:43] BOLA - Pfane pt.1 buy the album * Gnayse * here [55:54] THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT *** www.spacemusic.nl/donate *** END.

LOG file for show 9.8 SPECIAL GUEST: Circular from Norway CIRCULAR tells about their brand new album "Moon Pool" - their musical creations and experiences. Enjoy! => OUR ADVISE: Go & BUY THE ALBUM [ MOON POOL ] !!!

LOG file for show 9.8 SPECIAL GUEST: Circular from Norway CIRCULAR tells about their brand new album "Moon Pool" - their musical creations and experiences. Enjoy! => OUR ADVISE: Go & BUY THE ALBUM [ MOON POOL ] !!!

Spacemusic 9.8 Gyroscope Show for June 29th 2014 Floating, Grooving, Chillin’ ... from minimal to advanced ambient/electronic music. Spacemusic 9.8 “Gyroscope” has it all in a non-stop 90 minutes (!) mix. Inspired by the advantages of technology for mankind. Pure quality for many different listening occasions. ENJOY! Artists in this mix: Robert Scott Thompson, Rainbow Serpent, Circular, Avilente, SYNC24, Astronaut Ape, Fratoroler, Tripswitch, musicformessier, Synthetic Sunrise. Note: subscribe to Spacemusic Season 9 for automatic downloading. TRACKLIST: [00:00] Spacemusic 9.8 Gyroscope [00:54] R.S. THOMPSON - Zero Point Field buy the album * Arcana * here [04:53] RAINBOW SERPENT - Twelve Celli buy the album * Live at Liphook 2007 * here [16:48] CIRCULAR - Lunokhod buy the album * Moon Pool * here (MUSTHAVE!) [28:00] AVILENTE - Aham buy the album * From Clear Spaces Within * here [31:25] CIRCULAR - Top Dive buy the album * Nordic Circles * here [36:14] SYNC24 - Wake (LIVE edit) buy the album * Comfortable Void * here [42:01] ASTRONAUT APE - Flow buy the album * Ten Minutes Eternity * here [50:13] FRATOROLER - Looking Backward buy the album * Looking Forward * here [1:00:33] CIRCULAR - Theory of Tides buy the album * Moon Pool * here (MUSTHAVE!) [1:10:44] TRIPSWITCH - Calabi Yau buy the track * Calabi Yau * here [01:16:48] MUSICFORMESSIER - Promethia more info about * Musicformessier * here [01:20:42] Beautiful Moments buy the album * Microcosmos Chillout Vol.1 * here [01:28:05] Thank you for your support *** SPACEMUSIC.NL/DONATE *** click here to make a donation END.

Spacemusic 9.8 Gyroscope Show for June 29th 2014 Floating, Grooving, Chillin’ ... from minimal to advanced ambient/electronic music. Spacemusic 9.8 “Gyroscope” has it all in a non-stop 90 minutes (!) mix. Inspired by the advantages of technology for mankind. Pure quality for many different listening occasions. ENJOY! Artists in this mix: Robert Scott Thompson, Rainbow Serpent, Circular, Avilente, SYNC24, Astronaut Ape, Fratoroler, Tripswitch, musicformessier, Synthetic Sunrise. Note: subscribe to Spacemusic Season 9 for automatic downloading. TRACKLIST: [00:00] Spacemusic 9.8 Gyroscope [00:54] R.S. THOMPSON - Zero Point Field buy the album * Arcana * here [04:53] RAINBOW SERPENT - Twelve Celli buy the album * Live at Liphook 2007 * here [16:48] CIRCULAR - Lunokhod buy the album * Moon Pool * here (MUSTHAVE!) [28:00] AVILENTE - Aham buy the album * From Clear Spaces Within * here [31:25] CIRCULAR - Top Dive buy the album * Nordic Circles * here [36:14] SYNC24 - Wake (LIVE edit) buy the album * Comfortable Void * here [42:01] ASTRONAUT APE - Flow buy the album * Ten Minutes Eternity * here [50:13] FRATOROLER - Looking Backward buy the album * Looking Forward * here [1:00:33] CIRCULAR - Theory of Tides buy the album * Moon Pool * here (MUSTHAVE!) [1:10:44] TRIPSWITCH - Calabi Yau buy the track * Calabi Yau * here [01:16:48] MUSICFORMESSIER - Promethia more info about * Musicformessier * here [01:20:42] Beautiful Moments buy the album * Microcosmos Chillout Vol.1 * here [01:28:05] Thank you for your support *** SPACEMUSIC.NL/DONATE *** click here to make a donation END.

"Cosmopolis" by L A N D from Night Within; "Absteigend" by Evan Caminiti from Dreamless Sleep; "Inspector 2211" by Oxykitten from the Digitalis compilation Born Again For the First Time; "Bonepolish" from the self titled Thought Broadcast CD; "Closer" by Cloudland Canyon from Aureliua; "Thousand Yard Stare" by Gary War from Jared's Law; "Jagged Orbit" by Moon Pool and Dead Band from Human Fly; "Flange Face" by the Gaslamp Killer ft. Miguel Atwood-Ferguson from the single of the same name; "Hydrus" by Gatekeeper from Exo; "Trajectory Rhythms" by Expo 70 from Journey Through Astral Projection.

"Cosmopolis" by L A N D from Night Within; "Absteigend" by Evan Caminiti from Dreamless Sleep; "Inspector 2211" by Oxykitten from the Digitalis compilation Born Again For the First Time; "Bonepolish" from the self titled Thought Broadcast CD; "Closer" by Cloudland Canyon from Aureliua; "Thousand Yard Stare" by Gary War from Jared's Law; "Jagged Orbit" by Moon Pool and Dead Band from Human Fly; "Flange Face" by the Gaslamp Killer ft. Miguel Atwood-Ferguson from the single of the same name; "Hydrus" by Gatekeeper from Exo; "Trajectory Rhythms" by Expo 70 from Journey Through Astral Projection.

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 35 - Larry - Farewell!Read by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 34 - The Coming of the Shining OneRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 33 - The Meeting of TitansRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 32 - Your Love; Your Lives; Your Souls!Read by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 31 - Larry and the Frog-MenRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 30 - The Building of the Moon PoolRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 29 - The Shaping of the Shining OneRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 28 - In the Lair of the DwellerRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 27 - The Coming of YolaraRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 26 - The Wooing of LaklaRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 25 - The Three Silent OnesRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 24 - The Crimson SeaRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 23 - Dragon Worm and Moss DeathRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 22 - The Casting of the ShadowRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show

This story was written by Abraham MerrittThis part is called, 21 - Larry's DefianceRead by Mark NelsonDownload the show