Podcast appearances and mentions of ray cluley

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  Did you know that we've started a patreon that includes lots of cool rewards at every tier, including special bonus content? Check it out! And grateful shout out to our higher tier patrons, who you can find on twitter at @S_M_Fedor, @theeliryder, and @NathanBlixt. In episode 37, we chat with author Ray Cluley. The conversation celebrates his novella Water for Drowning, originally published by This Is Horror in 2014 and recently adapted into an audiobook narrated by RJ Bayley. Our conversation spans so much more than that though, and we get into things like why the ocean is so terrifying, the lure & appeal of mermaids (including a discussion about a friend of ours who wrote a hilarious piece of mermaid erotica), the necessity of making a living while pursuing the writing dream, and the thrill of reading outside the genre occasionally. Show Notes: Find Ray: Twitter | Website Buy Water for Drowning: Novella | Audiobook

In this podcast Ray Cluley talks about early life lessons, radio plays, biggest creative struggles, and much more. Stick around for the Water For Drowning audiobook giveaway and ten-minute preview at the end of the episode. About Ray Cluley Ray Cluley is a British Fantasy Award winner with stories published in various magazines and anthologies. Some of … Continue reading

In this podcast Ray Cluley talks about Water For Drowning, audiobooks, movie sharks, and much more. About Ray Cluley Ray Cluley is a British Fantasy Award winner with stories published in various magazines and anthologies. Some of these have been republished in ‘best of’ volumes, including Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year series and … Continue reading

In this podcast Ray Cluley talks about writing suspenseful scenes, antarctic horror, music to write to and much more. About Ray Cluley Ray Cluley has been published in Black Static, Interzone and Crimewave from TTA Press, Shadows & Tall Trees from Undertow Press, and Icarus from Lethe Press, as well as featuring in a variety of anthologies. … Continue reading

In this podcast Ray Cluley talks about full-time and part-time writing, authentic storytelling, research for stories and much more. About Ray Cluley Ray Cluley has been published in Black Static, Interzone and Crimewave from TTA Press, Shadows & Tall Trees from Undertow Press, and Icarus from Lethe Press, as well as featuring in a variety of anthologies. … Continue reading

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In this podcast we talk to the award-winning author Ray Cluley about his forthcoming This Is Horror release, Water For Drowning, the award-winning ‘Shark! Shark!’, the short story form, mermaids and much more. Topics [00:46] Ray Cluley biography [03:27] Water For Drowning  [06:00] Dan asks the important Mermaid questions [10:45] Short stories [16:40] Different markets and genres … Continue reading

Wow, can you believe it?  The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine won a Parsec Award!  You'll have to excuse us for getting a little exuberant and talking for a long time about it before we get to the story.  You can skip to 17:10 if you want to go straight to the start of the story.The apocalypse left Jackson's world a burned out and dismal place.  He has lived in Two-Nine with Mother for a long time, without ever dreaming that there might be more out there.  But when a stranger comes to his station with a story and some pills to trade, Jackson starts to believe that he might still be able to go up to go forward.  Afterward, Big and Rish talk about hidden meanings in the story, lay out Sonny See's drinking game rules, and spout some of their other usual B.S.  The sky's the limit no longer!Special thanks to Sonny See for producing today's story, to Desia B. and Sonny See lending their voices to today's episode, and to Caroline Parkinson for providing the art for the show.

Coming up… Fact: Science News by J J Campanella Main Fiction: Bloodcloth by Ray Cluley 23:30 Narrator: Ruth Stearns See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming up: Good evening: 0:00:41 Fiction: Travelers Stay by Ray Cluley, narrated by Kenny Park 0:03:50 Fiction: Bad Day by John Everson, narrated by Jeff Lane 0:39:58 A word about summer and pleasant dreams 1:22:22 Jeff Lane Audio Books See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Tommy touches an object, he gets an impression from whoever has touched it before. He wanders the beach each day, combing it for discarded items that may in fact be lost treasures.Afterward, Rish and Big talk beaches, their power, their allure, and the sharks that patrol their waters.Special thanks to SonnySee for producing today's episode and to Desia B., and SonnySee for lending their voices to the tale.