Discussing Frankenstein by Mary Shelley An asshole scientist channels his energy into bringing the dead back to life which he abhors the moment the experiment succeeds. People suffer and die and Victor feels little to no remorse over the whole thing. Meanwhile, the creature just wants to do people’s chores in exchange for not being hated on sight. Next Up: North American Lake Monsters – Nathan Ballingrud Candy Cain Kills – Brian McAuley Krampus: The Yule Lord – Gerald Brom Books Mentioned i...
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Discussing Frankenstein by Mary Shelley An asshole scientist channels his energy into bringing the dead back to life which he abhors the moment the experiment succeeds. People suffer and die and Victor feels little to no remorse over the whole thing. Meanwhile, the creature just wants to do people’s chores in exchange for not being hated on sight. Next Up: North American Lake Monsters – Nathan Ballingrud Candy Cain Kills – Brian McAuley Krampus: The Yule Lord – Gerald Brom Books Mentioned i...
Discussing A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck A Mormon man goes to library hell. Next Up (in order): The Only Good Indians – Stephen Graham Jones The Road Through the Wall – Shirley Jackson Tender Is the Flesh – Agustina Bazterrica Books Mentioned in this Episode: The Library of Babel, Ficciones – Jorge Luis Borges Finnegan's Wake – James Joyce Song for the Unraveling of the World – Brian Evenson Moby Dick – Herman Melville The Horror at Red Hook – H.P. Lovecraft The Ballad of B...
Dusk to Dawn: Reading Horror and Weird Fiction
Discussing Frankenstein by Mary Shelley An asshole scientist channels his energy into bringing the dead back to life which he abhors the moment the experiment succeeds. People suffer and die and Victor feels little to no remorse over the whole thing. Meanwhile, the creature just wants to do people’s chores in exchange for not being hated on sight. Next Up: North American Lake Monsters – Nathan Ballingrud Candy Cain Kills – Brian McAuley Krampus: The Yule Lord – Gerald Brom Books Mentioned i...
