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.

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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.

Nightmare Fuel Podcast (Season Two)--Episode 23: Swimming in Lake Bradbury



In the season premiere of Nightmare Fuel, we pay tribute to Ray Bradbury. One of genre fiction's most enduring voices comes to life, again, in this reading of Bradbury's classic story, The Lake.

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Music in this week's episode:
Track: Island on the Horizon
Artist: Roy Garrou
Link: http://archive.org/details/ekleipsi75

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NEXT TIME on Nightmare Fuel: We Journey Back to Providence...you know what that means!





Nightmare Fuel Podcast: Episode 22--A Clockwork Groovy Kroovy

Hi, Hi, Hi there! Welcome, me droogs!

Tonight, on the Nightmare Fuel Podcast, Johnny Zombie takes you down the ultraviolent, kroovy-colored brick road of Anthony Burgess' A Clockwork Orange. Both the novel by Burgess and the film by Stanley Kubrick are discussed, disected, and put back together.

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Malcolm McDowell gives his take on A Clockwork Orange

Dani Koenig--Disco 3000

Rob Zombie's musical tribute to ACO--Red, Red Kroovy

NEXT TIME: A Sci-Fi Atlas

Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode 21: Odd Jobs and Unlucky Sods

Sci-Fi and Horror isn't always glamourous. For every Luke Skywalker, or Hannibal Lector, there's somebody who has to clean up. Yes, we can't all be X-Wing pilots, or psychiatrists. There are those in the Sci-Fi and Horror genres who have to get down and dirty. This episode is about the unlucky sods who have the worst jobs in genre work.

A top ten list, listener feedback, and a review of the recent Steel City Con. roundout this week's episode.

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This Week's Music
Artist: George Blunt
Song: Monster
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NEXT EPISODE: A Clockwork Orange

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Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode 20--And Encounter with James Joyce

James Joyce was born in this date in 1882 in Dublin, Ireland. Regarded as one of the finest writers in the English language (some would argue, the best) Joyce's reputation has increased with the passing years.

While not a horror writer, he did write honest portrails of the ins-and-outs of city life in Dublin. An Encounter is the second story from his famed anthology Dubliners. It tells the story of two school boys, who meet up with the ickiest old man this side of the Liffey.

The story is read in its entirety by myself, Johnny Zombie.

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James Joyce reads from Finnegans Wake

NEXT TIME: Weird News Roundup