How come this SHERLOCK HOLMES show has a HELLMOUTH in it Come see Rachael in The Neverland at the Twin Cities Horror Fest! https://tix.gobo.show/events/event/KYdyasvA1wtk7nBTKlVQ Contact the pod! Linktree at: https://linktr.ee/sherlocksayspod?fbclid=PAAaalIOau9IFlX3ixKFo3lsvmq6U1pYn8m3cf7N6aOqkqUGCljCO0R00KZ3E

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Lori Pappas and Blake More, two rebels with something to say.  Pappas reads from her inspirational memoir, The Magic of Yes, about childhood trauma, being an entrepreneur, and starting an NGO in Ethiopia. It's a book about finding the wise woman within you.  More explores the human condition with her poetry collection, Dystopia Unplugged, a collection of searing poems and imagery that capture the pandemic and the division of our times.

Arya dreams that she is running with a pack of wolves every night, but by day she is still Sandor’s captive. The Hound hit her with the flat of his axe to keep her from entering the Twins. Sandor now intends to take her to the Eyrie and ransom her to Lady Lysa. That night, Arya dreams the wolf dream again, and she watches as the other wolves feast on corpses by the river. She follows a scent that leads her to her mother’s body, and pulls it from the river. Looking at the corpse, Arya’s wolf-self

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Luke confronts his deepest fears -- and desire -- as the Nightlander stakes her claim to his spirit and body in Dark Horse Comics' Tales From the Nightlands #2 (of 3).Marvel's Jedi Knights #8 (of 10) is a first-person point-of-view tale about a youngster touched by the force and her journey from home to Coruscant, filled with danger and daring and an appearance by Jedi Master Kellleran Beq, he who saved Grogu from Order 66 in The Mandalorian TV show.Comics Discussed This Week:Jedi Knights #8Tales

In this week's episode, Ryan makes Jamie read the first five issues of the 2025 limited series, The Lucky Devils. Written by Charles Soule and art by Ryan Browne. They also discuss it's thematic connections to a previous work by the same creators, Eight Billion Genies, using hell and devils as an allegory for corporate culture, and critiquing the nine circles of hell (suck it Dante)Timecodes00:00 - Intro02:12 - Comic Talk Starts03:39 - Starting with the Arting09:18 - Story (of the first

The queens revisit and sing the praises of Brigit Pegeen Kelly's poem "Song." Please Support Breaking Form! Review the show on Apple Podcasts here. Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series. James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books. Show Notes: You can read the text of "Song" here. And read more about BPK here. James was wrong: "Song" was published in the Autumn 1993 issue of The Southern Review. Thanks to C.Dale Young for the correction! In ...

Buy us a coffee, or a pint, by supporting our GoFundMe campaign! Where can I find Peter Heller? Peter Heller's websiteWhere can I buy Peter's books? (not all of them) BurnThe Dog StarsThe Whale WarriorsThe Last Ranger Peter Heller's Two Books & Two Others The Adventures and Misadventures of Maqroll by Alvaro MutisKidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson Go for a walk without your headphones and listenWake early and have your first cup of coffee wat...

Ellen Butler is the international bestselling author of the Karina Cardinal mystery series, praised by Publishers Weekly as “intelligent escapism.” Drawing on her real-life experience working on Capitol Hill and with a medical association in Washington, D.C., Butler infuses her fast-paced mystery-action novels with authenticity and intrigue.In addition to her contemporary thrillers, Butler writes the Ariadne Winter historical mysteries and award-winning historical spy fiction. Her novel The Brass

Welcome to the new episode of the Wolf Podcast.Today, we’re doing something entirely different, talking the movie Evil Dead!We’re beginning a new kind of episode where I discuss old horror movies with my good friend David Simmons, notorious hater of all things old. David is the author of some of my favorite novels, including his most recent novel Eradicator. Check out the rest of his books.For the Evil Dead series, we’re also joined by our good friend Grant Wamack! Grant has a whole bag of books,

If you'd like to get these episodes early AND ad-free, please go to https://www.patreon.com/unspoiled and become a patron, or just follow us as a free member for updates!Thank you very much to Jacqui for commissioning this episode! Time to start the fifth book, kids! And I'm excited because this one starts with litigation and logistics and I absolutely live for that shit. Then, as usual, it ends with Carl doing something insane. Thanks so much for listening, and I will see you soon with a new

Ahoy, my friends! Welcome aboard the Afro Tales podcast. Join your Griot, Aman Mazingo, as we dive into the enchanting tale of "The Curse of Mama D’leau," a story steeped in the rich folklore of Trinidad. This episode follows the ambitious young fisherman Tomas, who, driven by greed and ambition, disregards the warnings of his elders about the vengeful spirit Mamdlo, the protector of the rivers. As Tomas exploits the waters, he faces the dire consequences of his actions, leading to a

Rebroadcast:Cryptids in Narnia! Parody of the excellent Camp Monsters podcast. Happy Halloween! Feel free to email us at inklingsvarietyhour@gmail.com if you have other ideas for Narnia fan fiction (such as that Caspian the Werewolf one we discussed during our coverage of Prince Caspian). (Those listening through podbean--sorry for posting twice. I'm trying to get Apple podcasts to pick up this episode before Halloween, and it's been quite obtuse.)

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Author Kristin Bair talks with Kelley Vick about her uproarious new novel, Clementine Crane Prefers Not To, the mental load women carry, finding her voice as a writer, giving ourselves permission to write, and much more. * Support the podcast and get awesome, bookish merch. Check out the Literary Prospects Shop. *For books featured on the podcast and other curated booklists, check out our online store at Bookshop.org, Literary Prospects Books. *More good stuff for writers and readers ...

Send us a text You are in for a treat on this week's episode of LiteraryHype Podcast. Olivie Blake joins me to talk about her latest novel, Girl Dinner, as well as her upcoming projects including Clara and the Devil Vol. 1. This is an absolutely unhinged, chaotic conversation in all the best ways. We're talking universal girlhood, the cannibalistic sorority in her book, our love of dips like ranch dressing, and there's a suprise appearance from another beloved Tor author. There's much to laug...

What do you do when your genre just refuses to work? When you’ve tried every content genre you know—Action, Crime, Horror, Thriller, Performance, Love, Society, and more—and every single one just does not fit your story? Sure, some parts of several of those genres fit your story. Those parts even seem essential. Some parts feel like a stretch, but you can make them work if you squint. And some parts don’t fit at all. If you’re honest, it’s like your story is secretly three genres in a trenchc...

“My trauma is no longer telling me what to do every day the way that it once was.” Vanessa CarlisleDr. Vanessa Carlisle (they/them)—author, coach, educator, and longtime advocate for sex-working communities—joins me to explore healing after trauma, the complex overlap between sexuality and addiction recovery, and what it means to rebuild connection with self and others. We also discuss Vanessa’s end-of-life care work as a death doula, the role of grief in recovery, and their new book Awaken Your