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Fall is upon us, dear listeners, and so we cycle into our very favorite quarter of the year here at Pseudopod towers. What to expect for Autumn 2014?Obsessions, false wives, awful husbands, monstrous neighbors, strange drugs, dead punks, deadly art, vicious politics and lots and lots of flash fiction!
Pay your respects to the the vultures, for they are your future....
and finally, Pseudopod related.....Do you listen to Pseudopod regularly? Are you a subscriber? If so, you will be receiving an extra special episode available ONLY to subscribers (only valid in the US and CANADA, I'm sorry to say).
If you're not... awww, go ahead and subscribe (surely, we're worth at least $2 a month? Maybe even $5 a month??). You will receive a reading of one of the Best New Horror stories currently available (that and the below are my only hints!) It's a goodie, folks!
This week on Pseudopod...We know of the mourning husband, and of stern Ligeia, but what of her replacement Rowena?
It's "Variations Of Figures Upon The Wall" by Silvia Moreno Garcia, read by Claudia Smith!
Shawn wrote: "This week on Pseudopod...We know of the mourning husband, and of stern Ligeia, but what of her replacement Rowena?
It's "Variations Of Figures Upon The Wall" by [author:Silvia Moreno Garcia|803..."
This story was incredible!!! And inspired by my favorite Poe story. I love the reader's voice!!
fans of classic silent film may enjoy this...LAST week on Pseudopod...(sorry, busy time of the year)...
The new tenant upstairs is a bit on the.... odd side.....
It's "Night's Foul Bird" by Orrin Grey, read for you by Cunning Minx!
This week on Pseudopod...A classic from 1914 - deep in the fog in rural England there's a small village where something awful is happening - but how can such a thing be?
It's "Lost In The Fog" by J.D. Beresford, read for you by Ant Bacon!
while this is a new story - it's very much in the classic tradition...This week on Pseudopod....
Louis XVI receives an omen that things may not turn out well....
It's "The Three Chimes" by David Longshore, read for you by Corson Bremer!
Another modern story written in the earlier mode...This week on Pseudopod....
That friend of yours wasn't looking too good when you saw him at Christmas....
It's "Necrosis" by Dale Bailey, read for you by Simon Meddings!
This Spring on PSEUDOPOD...buds unfurl, fronds uncurl and new things are a bornin' in the loam and undergrowth this Spring at Pseudopod, the acclaimed short fiction horror podcast....
Things in buckets, things in kitchens and things made to look like us...
Arctic Expeditions, Endangered species, and Experiments both institutional and personal...
Deep waters, oceanic and emotional, AND a thematic mini-tribute to one of the darkest minds writing...
PSEUDOPOD SPRING 2015 - deformed gestation and monstrous generation!
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This week on Pseudopod....Look into my eyes and... now... wake up....
It's "Drink to Me Only with Labyrinthine Eyes" by Thomas Ligotti, read for you by Rish Outfield!
Summer is ready to burn....This summer, let Pseudopod keep the chill on with a full season of delicacies....
You can look forward to the folkloric and real-world horrors of India and Burma, experiments that bend space and good ole boy sociopaths (and their fans).....
...Unaccountably wise children, infectious love and the exploitation of the less fortunate...
...a trio of official reports, a thing in a wall and, yet again, Jack The Ripper...
...as well as a dash of weird western and, for our extra special episode 400, something nasty about horses...
all coming this summer from Pseudopod, your cold black sun in a midnight sky...
NOT PSEUDOPOD BUT OUR RESPECTED COMPETITION:If you're in the mood for a classic monster story, listen to TALES TO TERRIFY's extremely well-read presentation of Hodgson's "The Derelict"! It's free (but throw them a few bucks, THEY REALLY NEED IT!)
THIS week on Pseudopod.... our 450th episode!The old barn...and what's inside....
It's "The Horse Lord" by Lisa Tuttle, read for you by Christiana Ellis
Two weeks ago on Pseudopod (sorry folks, catching up).... (may be of interest to classic horror fans)What's in the wall?
It's "Eastern Promise" by Stewart Horn, read for you by Hugo Jackson (with a short intro by Ian Stuart)...
Fans of the classics may enjoy this re-interpretation of a famous bogey...Last week on Pseudopod.....
Something lurks in the snowy wastes....
It's "Hunger" by Caitlin Marceau, read by Brian Rollins!
Thought you all might enjoy some readings of old school horror-sci short stories (as always, absolutely free)Today on Pseudopod, boils and ghouls, for April Fool's Day...
It's FLASH ON THE BORDERLANDS XXXI - WEIRD SCIENCE HORROR! As we kick off a month of horror-science fiction stories with a tongue-through-cheek tribute to a moment in time when genres crossed! Enjoy "The Masters" by Theodore R. Cogswell, read for you by John Bell; "The Stainless Steel Leech" by Roger Zelazny, read for you by Norm Sherman; and finally "And Not Quite Human" by Joe L. Hensley, read for you by Spencer DiSparti!
And KEEP WATCHING THE SKIES...hee...hee...hee...!!!!
Last week on Pseudopod...WEIRD SCIENCE HORROR!!! Month concludes The Apocalypse as aesthetic experience....
It's "A Thing Of Terrible Beauty" by Roger Zelazny, read for you by Ben Kohanski!
Group members may enjoy this old style storyLast week on Pseudopod....
Better the Devil you know....
It's "The Devil In Rutledge County" by Victoria Hoke, read for you by Laura Hobbs!
Group members may enjoy this story related to "The Yellow Sign" by ChambersLast week on Pseudopod...
A warning: to continue reading courts madness...
It's "The Second Act" by Nicolas Escobar, read for you by John Meagher!
David wrote: "Thanks Shawn"Thank you!"
This week on PSEUDOPOD....PSEUDOPOD EPISODE #500!!!!!The darkness and how we deal with it...
We are proud to present (at a bit longer than usual length) "A Bit Of The Dark World" by Fritz Leiber, read for you by Norm Sherman!
a classic Howard horror tale!Last week on Pseudopod...
Tomb raiding in the desert....and the restless dead...
It's "The Horror From The Mound" by Conan's creator, Robert E. Howard, read for you by the star of AMC's HELL ON WHEELS - Anson Mount!
As always Thanks for the great audio treats.
Last week on Pseudopod....A "delicate, helpless woman" just necessitates a helping hand from others....
It's "Luella Miller" by Mary Wilkins-Freeman, read for you by Julie Hoverson!
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Last week on Pseudopod....The pursuit of forbidden books....and what are forbidden books?
It's "Cold Print" by Ramsey Campbell, read for you by Paul S. Jenkins!
Last week on Pseudopod....The pursuit of forbidden books....and what are forbidden books?
It's "Cold Print" by Ramsey Campbell, read for you by Paul S. Jenkins!
THIS week on Pseudopod....An overgrown house, a strange old lady, some disturbing magazines and something in the back room. It's "Again!" by Ramsey Campbell, read for you by Ant Bacon!
Though this is a modern story, it's written in the style of Poe/Hawthorne...A month ago on Pseudopod....
Diogenes had it easy....
It's "Better to Curse the Darkness than Light a Candle" by Joseph Cusumano, read by Cheyenne Wright!
A story from the early 1980sA month and a half ago on Pseudopod....
Kudzu, and the secrets it conceals...
I am very proud to present "Where The Summer Ends" by Karl Edward Wagner, read (and audio produced!) for you by the indomitable Anson Mount!
A month ago on Pseudopod!Archaic evidence of past debaucheries...
Pseudopod is very proud to present "The Black Stone" by Robert E. Howard, read for you by Andrew Leman!
a sequel to Lovecraft's "Cool Air" for you!Also this week on Pseudopod...
Cool air for a long life.
It's "Bitter Perfume" by Laura Blackwell, read for you by Emily Smith.
This week on Pseudopod...A gift from Anti-Claus...
We are very proud to present "Christmas Present" by Ramsey Campbell, read for you by Phil Lunt and with sound production by Shawn M. Garrett!
delayed for a month or so, but now on PSEUDOPOD....(go and check if you missed it!)The masks we wear....
It's "The Gorgon" by Tanith Lee(!), read for you by Scott Campbell & Sharon Moskowitz!
3 weeks ago on Pseudopod...We launch the return of the WEIRD SCIENCE HORROR SHOWCASE with an exploration below the sands of the Red Planet!
It's "The Vaults Of Yoh Vombis" by Clark Ashton Smith, read for you by Dr. Hal!
Last week on Pseudopod!The WEIRD SCIENCE HORROR Showcase lurches on with a cosmic round robin from the mists of time....
It's "The Challenge from Beyond" by (deep breath) C.L. Moore, Abraham Merrit, Robert E. Howard, H.P. Lovecraft, & Frank Belknap Long and read for you by (deeper breath) Ben Philips, Peter Piazza, Marty Perrett, Dave Robison & Elie Hirschman!
Three weeks ago on Pseudopod...For episode 625, two stories by another past master, Manly Wade Wellman...
It's "The Golgotha Dancers" and "These Doth The Lord Hate" by Manly Wade Wellman, read for you by Andrew Leman & Eve Upton, with special guest host Orrin Grey!
2 weeks ago on Pseudopod....We continue the Horror Comedy Showcase with a wry tale of getting ahead in "The City of the Gone Away" by Ambrose Bierce, read for you by B.J. Harrison with special guest host co-editor Alex Hofelich!
We conclude our Horror Comedy showcase with a bit of black comedy about predators and prey in "The Undertakers" by Rudyard Kipling, read for you by Wilson Fowlie!
A slowly draining canal in the industrial section of town, a beautiful women, and a mystery...It's "The Canal" by Everil Worrell (from WEIRD TALES, December 1927), read by Scott Campbell!
Thank you Shawn, I always enjoy this podcast.
Melanie wrote: "Thank you Shawn, I always enjoy this podcast."Glad to hear it!
From 1923, the story that inspired "Freaks"!A month ago on Pseudopod...
A historical conte cruel...
It's "Spurs" by Tod Robbins, read for you by J.S. Arquin!
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Recovered from episode #400 yet?
This week on Pseudopod...
A lonely outpost, a deceased wife....
It's "The Lighthouse Keeper's Wife" by Dave Beynon, read for you by Wilson Fowlie!