Showing posts with label John Frost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Frost. Show all posts

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Episode Four--Vampire Sex!




Ah, Das Vampyrien Erotika.

I actually don't think that's good German, but then again, who's taking notes? It sounded good to me at the time.

Tonight, I fly solo, and explore the vast topic of vampires as sexual metaphor. Things take a slightly more somber tone in this episode. I read an essay that I wrote about vampires as sexual metaphor, subtitled, The Time I Got Down with My Bad Vamp Self. In the process of reading I disclose a few of my not-so-unusual kinks. This is followed up by a reading of John Frost's short story The Night Visitor.

This is by no means a definitive study of such a vast topic, but it is a good starting place for those interested in the topic.

I also discuss the upcoming solar eclipse, only viewable from Easter Island (where everybody is stoned or plastered...literally). Plus, This Week in Strange covers a surprising story about Roy Rogers...and his late, great, sidkick--Trigger!

As always, your feedback is most welcome. You can listen to this week's episode on the page here, or download at archive.org (just click the title of this week's episode to be taken there).

Join me, children of the night, for an orgy of BLOOD!

As an added bonus, I've included a link to a video of Christopher Lee performing opera in 1970!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWc3kUEjYOI&feature=related

Thursday, July 8, 2010

An Orgy of Blood--Coming Soon!


Greetings, Children of the Night!

Your humble host is planning an episode of devilish delights. The subject matter will tease, taught, tantilize, and titilate your senses. In other words...VAMPIRE SEX! To be more specific, the next episode of Fly Paper Dungeon will explore vampires as a sexual metaphor. They possess a duality as creatures of the undead--who must feed on the living to survive, while they also crave other earthly delights. They are creatures of passion, who are the Id personified (paging Dr. Freud).

In addition to the sexual nature of vamps, their place in mythology will be discussed as well. This episode will also include an essay by author John Frost, and the introductory chapter to his work-in-progress novel--The Night Visitor.

This episode is forth-coming, and should be ready by Monday if not by the weekend.

I look forward to comments, feedback, and your general enjoyment of this more scholarly take on the vampire mythos.

In love and monsters,

Johnny Zombie

Till then...I leave you with video of my favorite vamp vixen, Deborah Ann Woll. Deborah plays Jessica Hamby on HBO's True Blood. Just click the link below.