I first learned of Alasdair as the genial Serling at the horror podcast Pseudopod, introducing some fine, terrifying horror stories, and also three of my own. He seemed like a very suave dude in podcast – and this spring, when we met up in Brighton at the World Horror Convention, it became clear his suaveness …
Just heard last week from the folk at Pseudopod, that my story in Tesseracts Thirteen, “The Radejastians,” will be adapted for podcast sometime soon. This will mark the third story of mine performed on the long-running weekly horror fiction podcast. To get a sense of how it might sound – go listen to the first …
… Cory Doctorow was kind enough to give Monstrous Affections the collection and The Inevitability of Earth the pod-cast a shout-out at boingboing, right here. Elevated my mood seriously, particularly after I learned that this infernal beauty wasn’t for sale. (lolskull photo by Karen Fernandez)
… for your listening pleasure, is live now right here, over at Pseudopod, the weekly horror podcast. It’s read with wit and panache, by horror writer / reader Bob Eccles. The story originally appeared in On Spec Magazine under the title “Ground Bound,” and is also part of my collection Monstrous Affections – which, by …
You know, that tag-line dates me more than I’m actually dated. What I mean to say is, “The Sloan Men,” available for free to read here, will be available to listen to here, at Pseudopod, sometime in the near future. Just got word that the well-known horror podcast wants to do an audio adaptation of …