Showing posts with label pulp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pulp. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode 24: The Nameless City


In this week's episode, Johnny Zombie provides a reading of H.P. Lovecraft's The Nameless City. This, the first part of the famous Cthulhu Mythos will serve as a springboard to Lovecraft's fiction. Future entries in the Mythos series will be forthcoming.

I encourage listeners to sit back, turn down the lights, and listen to this reading. Or, turn up the lights, sit up, and read along.

As always, episodes of Nightmare Fuel can to hear on this website (just click the player below). Or, you can download from Archive.org (see the link under the player)


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Feedback can be addressed to: nightmarefuelpodcast@gmail.com

Music in this week's episode:
Artist: Twilight Electric
Song: Self Portrait
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(Podcaster's note: I mistakenly referred to Twilight Electric as Twilight Creations; the makers of the great ZOMBIES!!! game. A review of which is forthcoming.)

This Week's Video
The smell of Eldritch



Next Time: Get a shovel, and sharpen your scalpel.











Tuesday, August 24, 2010

The Pyramid of Death--Part One

Hey there, fellow travellers!

Here's that bonus episode I've promised you. It's short, but sweet, and full of crunchy goodness!

I've taken the plunge into sci-fi and fantasy once again. This time, I've written a slightly pulpy sci-fi adventure story about Exo-Archaeologists Hazy Jack and Deirdre "Amazon" Yeats. I really enjoy writing these characters. I hope you enjoy listening to them. This is part of an ongoing serial that will continue until the story is finished. I give you the first installment this week, soon to be followed by future chapters. The Hazy Jack and Deirdre stories form the basis of a much larger work that I'm putting together as a fix-up. Hopefully, I can finish the entire book of novellas before the year is out--and then, off to the publishers!

Let me know what you think. I always appreciate hearing from you.

As always, you can listen to the story here, and download it from my host at Archive.org

In love and ancient tombs, Johnny Zombie.


http://www.archive.org/details/TheFlyPaperDungeon--pyramidOfDeath--partOne

Some links of interest:
http://coolvibe.com/2010/inspiring-vintage-science-fiction-art/
http://www.sfcovers.net/mainnav.htm
http://ofearna.us/art.html