My favorite fantasy novel is getting a The Folio Society edition with an introduction by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess illustrations.

Looks amazing.

This was one of our episodes, but I wrote the ruins being found in Lake Huron.

Got the new editions of John the Balladeer in the mail the other day. Some of the most entertaining occult adventure tales I've ever read. Highly recommend.

Happy birthday to famous fiction, stage, and screen writer, Tennessee Williams, born March 26, 1911.
Although not widely recognized as a writer of Weird Fiction, his first published work, 'The Vengeance of Nitocris,' appeared in the August 1928 issue of 'Weird Tales' magazine.

Its the 5th anniversary of the tweet that changed my life.

If you have a story to tell, do everything you can to get it out into the world. Along the way you’ll find a few people who Get It and a few people who want to help make it happen.

Thanks for being a part of it 🛸⭐️🌎🧟‍♂️

Behold! Same team, new chapter! Introducing Kontinue Productions, the official production company behind Red Valley. Exciting times ahead, so give us a follow and stay tuned for updates. #doyouwanttokontinue

Shadows at the Door is always keep its season episodes in full, for free, for everyone buuuut it's not the most capitalist friendly model to take.

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Do you have a podcast? About writing or fantasy or horror? Do you need guests?

We're promoting our new audiodrama. It's produced by some Blair Witch guys and a producer of Lord of the Rings. It stars Lovely Molly's Gretchen Lodge and Exists Chris Obsorn. I directed. DM me!

*Exciting news for Authors!*
Many of you may remember when I wrote last year about my worries regarding audiobook royalties (particularly for independent authors).
I’m happy to say that this stand has borne some fruit. I’ve spent this last year in contact with Audible and other

I'm driving a little far to and from work which has given me an opportunity to listen to more audiobooks. I can't recommend Anthony Horowitz's Hawthorne and Horowitz series enough for mystery fans. Great dynamic between the two leads and intricate/entertaining plots. Check it out

Happy birthday to one of the most influential Weird Fiction writers of all time, the Welsh author and mystic Arthur Llewellyn Jones, also known as Arthur Machen.
Born March 3, 1863.
What is your favorite Machen story?
I will share some of my Machen books here in the thread...

3 years in, The Cellar Letters has reached 1,000,000 listens. Thank you so much to everyone that has given this low budget found audio horror show a chance. Thats 999,999 more listens than I thought it would get. I love this community so damn much.

#AudioDramaSunday Rusty Quill

Lake Street, Pre-Chicago Fire
A 1912 map of the city's tunnels
Potter Palmer's Gilded Age home
Michigan Avenue, 1880s

In honor of #PresidentsDay , here's the highest grossing movie from the last 15 Presidents' time in office:

Two fantastic books I recently picked up to be used as references for a historic occult mystery I'm working on. Chicago - growth of a metropolis - in particular is the best book I've found to date that has detailed pictures and maps of neighborhoods going back pre-Chicago fire.

It must be said that David Ault & I are thrilled & honoured that listeners have funded us 60% of the remainder of S3.
We have incredible episodes ahead & we hope to bring them to you very soon.
Please consider helping us bring free episodes to the masses.
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