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The Future of Weird Fiction

By on February 28, 2018 in Convention Panel with 0 Comments

THE FUTURE OF WEIRD FICTION and NECRONOMICON PVD – Join our panel of experts as they discuss the most vital Weird Fiction of today and the direction they see it moving towards in the future. The panel concludes with some thoughts on this year’s convention and future plans… Panelists: s.j. bagley (moderator), Sam Cowan, Ellen […]

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Writing Non-Stale Mythos Tales

By on December 27, 2017 in Convention Panel with 0 Comments

WRITING NON-STALE MYTHOS TALES – Cthulhu is a plush toy, a bobble-head, slippers and action figures. How can today’s writers escape this ‘normalization’ of a creature whose very existence is supposed to be mind-shattering? Is it even possible to write a new Mythos story that would have the same impact today that “The Call of […]

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127 Vincent H O’Neil (Mp3)

By on November 23, 2017 in Interview, SoundCloud MP3s with 1 Comment

I had a great time talking with author Vincent H. O’Neil. We did have some technical issues but overall it’s pretty solid and I’m looking forward to having Vincent on the show again! Vincent H. O’Neil brings a wealth of life experience to his writing. Over the years he has served as paratrooper, a consultant, […]

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127 Vincent H. O’Neil

By on November 21, 2017 in Interview, Videos with 0 Comments

I’m going to be talking with author Vincent H. O’Neil tonight. I hope you’ll join us! Vincent H. O’Neil brings a wealth of life experience to his writing. Over the years he has served as paratrooper, a consultant, a risk manager, and an apprentice librarian. A native of Massachusetts, he is a graduate of West […]

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The Mythos Panel

By on November 8, 2017 in Convention Panel, SoundCloud MP3s with 0 Comments

THE MYTHOS: Lovecraft’s Greatest Creation or Suffocating Trope? – For many, the Cthulhu Mythos is their first exposure to Lovecraft and his greatest literary creation. But, today, is it still effective or has it become stale and cliche after being used by so many writers? Is Cthulhu still frightening or about as scary as a […]

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