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Listen on Patreon Andrew Leman of the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society joins our podcast this week, reading excerpts from this week’s tale. Check out Kenneth Hite’s great book Tour De Lovecraft . It’s amazing. Crazy cool infomercial Elder Sign . Next week: Polaris

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Welcome to issue #29 — February, 2014.  Mike Davis here, editor and publisher.  Three years ago this month I published issue #1, and twenty-nine issues later, The Lovecraft eZine is still goi…

crystallakepub.com

Blending eco-horror, body horror, and psychological dread, Growing Things is a disturbing short story that crawls under your skin and refuses to let go.

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gamesradar+ takes you closer to the games, movies and tv you love.

hippocampuspress.com

Hippocampus Press Lovecraft's Library: A Catalogue (2024 EDITION) - By S. T. Joshi and David E. Schultz 2024 Edition: Revised and Enlarged ISBN: 9781614984382 203 pages 223 pages Paperback   1980 edition 922 items 2002 edition 981 items 2012 edition 1005 items 2017 edition 1085 items 2024 edition 1129 items!   H. P. Lovecraft was one of the most well-read authors of his time, and his personal library constitutes an intimate glimpse into his mind and

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Writers love to beef up their creations, especially when it comes to superheroes and villains. The fact is that fans love the heroes and villains they've been given over the years and have defended these fictional characters vehemently when it comes to their powers and skills. The only issue with this is that thanks to...

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Hypable Impact offers podcast editing and consulting from Andrew Sims, who's been podcasting weekly since 2005.

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gateway to pulp and dagger fiction webzine, the great canadian guide to the movies (and tv), the ultimate captain canuck tribute page, the cimmerian collection, masked bookwyrm's graphic novel reviews.

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Last year, I had the lucky experience of attending San Diego Comic Convention (SDCC), where professionals from television, film and comics come together to discuss their craft. SDCC 2023 happened amidst the SAG and WGA strikes, so I first met this TV writer after a panel that didn’t directly discuss their shows. That said, we were able to wait until after the WGA strike ended to discuss his work on The Winchesters. This is an abridged transcript of the interview I had with The Winchesters (and The Flash) tv writer, Gabriel Alejandro Garza! Gabe and I talked about his writing experience on The Winchesters, how he walked the line between inviting in new viewers while staying true to ‘the mothership’ (i.e. Supernatural) and what it was like filming in New Orleans. If you want to hear the full conversation, you can find it on the podcast In Defense of Fandom. This excerpt has been lightly edited for clarity. Sadie Witkowski: Would you like to introduce yourself? Gabe Garza: Sure. My name is Gabe. My screen credit is very long as Gabriel Alejandro Garza because there were five Gabriel Garza's on IMDb and I got tired of being asked about the pop documentary that I didn't direct and the National Geographic special that I didn't produce. So I was like, I'm just gonna put my full name in there, and they'll know who I am. I have written for The Winchesters. Yay! Before that, I wrote for another CW show called The Flash for about five years. I was an executive producer on that. Before that, I actually came out of half-hour [programs]. I co-created a sitcom for Nickelodeon called Bella and the Bulldogs. Then before that, I worked in animation, and Nickelodeon. I've also done a couple of features, which means I've sort of touched a little bit of every part of the industry. Geek stuff is my favorite thing to do. There was a time there where I had to decide to move from half-hour to one-hour [programs], so I looked to the life-size Yoda in my office and said, What would you do? H