A bi-weekly book podcast dedicated to the deliciously disturbing world of horror fiction
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts |
I was joined by the wonderful Tiffany Gonzalez (@tiffanyconlibros) to talk about what to read for Latine/Hispanic Heritage month!
Books Mentioned:
• A Sunny Place for Shady People: Stories by Mariana Enriquez (translated by Megan McDowell)
• Thing... more
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Hailey Piper is visiting the House at the End of Fear Street today to talk about the Fire Game? Is this RL Stine's Crash, or is this a story about bored small town teens who are peer pressured into starting fires be... more
I was joined by author Brian McAuley to talk about his latest horror novel and horror set in the desert!
Books Mentioned:
• Breathe In, Bleed Out by Brian McAuley
• Mystery Lights: Stories by Lena Valencia
• Black Mad Wheel by Josh Malerman
• Ma... more
This episode was originally posted November 2020 and despite it being almost 5 years old, it's still a fun listen. Will Rogers and Kristen Anderson from the Guide to the Unknown Podcast and I all read the three books in the Psycho trilogy (?) by Robe... more
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Stephanie is a horror expert and does a great job of research and putting these shows together.
I’ve found so many excellent books through Steph’s recommendations. Love this show and just wish it was more often!
I trust Stephanie to continue my horror genre (and horror subgenre) education. The breadth of her knowledge, her expansive guest list, and her chill personality make for an informative and entertaining biweekly podcast.
I intended to wait on reviewing until I was completely caught up, but The Office episode pushed me over. Hands down my favorite single episode of any podcast.
I love this show and I love Stephanie BUT the sound quality isn’t great. Listening to this show I always have turn my volume to the highest it goes. I have an iPhone 15 and use an Amazon Spot speaker with it. I do NOT have this issue with other podcasts and I listen to upwards of 50. The end of the year issue sound quality was especially poor as Stephanie sounded like she was muffled & speaking into a tin can. Rachel was clearer but again volume wasn’t great. I am continuing to listen to the sho... more
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Exploring the chilling and intriguing realms of horror fiction, this podcast provides listeners with insightful conversations around a variety of themes, books, and authors in the genre. Episodes feature engaging discussions on horror novels, the evolution of horror storytelling, and the unique qualities various subgenres possess. The host often invites authors and industry experts, generating dynamic dialogues that include book recommendations and thematic explorations while maintaining an entertaining and conversational atmosphere. Noteworthy elements include interactive segments, nostalgia-driven themes, and a robust focus on the emotional depth found in horror narratives, making it appealing to both ardent horror fans and those newly ex... more
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