53:44

Hagiwara Sakutaro's The Town of Cats (Featuring Chris of Liminal Spaces)

26:05

Algernon Blackwood's "A Psychical Invasion" — A Haunted Humorist Who Can No Longer Laugh?

07:13

Announcing Occult Detective October, Algernon Blackwood Edition

18:10

Clark Ashton Smith's “Genius Loci” and the Terror of a Living Landscape

22:55

We Read Five SF Books About Immortality, Here's What We Learned

20:55

Jean Ray's “The Shadowy Street” Baffled Us (We Loved It)

18:50

Jean Ray's “The Mainz Psalter” Shows Cosmic Horror on the High Seas

18:23

Margaret Irwin's “The Book” — The Scariest Book About a Book We've Read

40:42

Robert A. Heinlein's "Time Enough for Love" Hurt Our Souls, But We Should Talk About It Anyways

30:52

H.P. Lovecraft's “The Dunwich Horror” — Here's What We Noticed on the Re-Read

18:03

H.F. Arnold's “The Night Wire” is One of Weird Tales Magazine's Most Legendary Yarns

21:02

Jorge Luis Borges' "The Immortal" Shows How the Fountain of Youth is a Curse

21:35

Stefan Grabinski’s “The White Wyrak” — A Folksy Polish Tale About A Beast That Eats Chimneysweeps

29:46

Franz Kafka's "In the Penal Colony" Is Funnier And Weirder Than You Remember

34:09

Philip K. Dick's Dr. Futurity: A Future Trying To Destroy Its Past

14:21

Francis Stevens's (aka Gertrude Barrows Bennett's) "Unseen–Unfeared" Reveals The Horrors Of Our Mind

24:11

Poul Anderson's The Boat of a Million Years — Humanity’s Entire Story in One Novel

54:27

Ryunosuke Akutagawa's The Hell Screen (Featuring Chris of Liminal Spaces)

23:39

A. Merritt's The People of the Pit — Trail Closed Due To Unfathomable Horror

15:14

Luigi Ugolini's The Vegetable Man — Body Horror With A Side of Salad

50:39

Robert Silverberg's The Book of Skulls (Featuring Speculative Reader)

16:04

Rabindranath Tagore's "The Hungry Stones" — Nostalgia As Cruel Devouring Jaws

13:45

Our Next Five Stories Explore Immortality

17:07

Hahns Heinz Ewers' "The Spider" Is A Classic

14:16

Georg Heym's "The Dissection" — Pray There Is No Afterlife

14:16

Gustav Meyrink's "The Man in the Bottle" Shows Us Murder At It's Most ""Playful""

17:25

Lord Dunsany's "How Nuth Would Have Practised His Art Upon the Gnoles" — A Perfect Little Nightmare

19:48

M.R. James’s "Casting The Runes" Disguises Weird Cosmic Terror as a Children's Tale

32:42

Umberto Eco's Baudolino: The Patron Saint of Unreliable Narration

10:28

Saki’s "Sredni Vashtar" Disguises Weird Cosmic Terror as a Children's Tale

25:55

Abir Mukherjee's A Rising Man: Exploring Colonial India Through A Historical Murder Mystery

38:42

Algernon Blackwood’s "The Willows" Proves How Only Friendship Can Save You From The Void

34:37

Graham Greene's The Power and the Glory: An Ethereal Western Depicting Faith On The Run

12:53

F. Marion Crawford's “The Screaming Skull” Is Perfect Campfire-Core

34:14

Kazuo Ishiguro's Remains of the Day Explores The Stories We Don't Realize We Are Telling

07:42

Here's Our Next Four Historical Fiction Reads

11:37

Alfred Kubin's “The Other Side” Was Mad, Messy, & Just A Little Brilliant

36:33

Jeff VanderMeer's Absolution: It Gets Weirder

19:34

Ann & Jeff VanderMeer's “Introduction to The Weird” is a Map to Weird Fiction's Darkest Corners

37:25

Jeff VanderMeer's Acceptance: No Answers, Just Echoes

31:54

Listener Q&A #1

30:46

Jeff VanderMeer's Authority: The Controversial Sequel That Actually Gets It Right

34:03

Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation: Shapeshifting Eco-Terror That's More Than It's Influences

12:46

We Finished Dangerous Visions. These Stories Stuck With Us.

22:25

Ian Fleming's Diamonds Are Forever: Experimental, Melancholy, and Divisive

12:33

Samuel R. Delany's “Aye, and Gomorrah...” Was The Perfect End to Dangerous Visions

31:53

Ken Follett’s The Eye of the Needle: Masterpiece or Miss?

12:13

Roger Zelazny’s “Auto-da-Fé” Give Us Matador vs. Machine

20:42

Norman Spinrad's Carcinoma Angels: Sci-Fi or Psy-Fi?

35:03

Charles McCarry's The Miernik Dossier is the Best Road Trip / Spy Thriller Mashup We've Ever Read

19:48

Keith Laumer’s Test to Destruction Made Us Think More About Craft Than Ideas

20:52

You Think It’s a Spy Story. It’s Not.

22:46

Betraying the Robot Christ — John Brunner's Judas

32:25

A Total Rejection of Espionage Thrillers — John le Carré's The Looking Glass War

34:23

John Le Carré Tried a Murder Mystery — and It’s Good

17:45

J.G. Ballard's The Recognition Was An Eerie Riddle We Couldn't Solve

38:47

Vengeance is Mine: Hardboiled Noir at Its Very Best

16:35

The Strangest 'Dangerous Vision' Yet — What If Los Angeles Was Scooped Away By Aliens?

22:42

Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely: The Pulp Classic That Should’ve Been Better

17:13

A 'Dangerous Vision' of Childhood — Reading Kris Neville's "From the Government Printing Office"