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We're talking time-traveling phantom werewolves, abysses clapping back, and the slick style of Mr. Freddy England. Tune in!

Here's that adaptation of Far Below from the TV show Monsters.

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Karsa Torvald

Best title for a bonus episode yet!

Allison Albright

Sadly, it wouldn't be the first time I helped a delicious himbo escape from the authorities and hide out at my place only to find .... Well, we live and we learn, that's all I'll say.

Rick Hound

I’m getting reminded of the underrated Peter Watts’ Blindsight book and its take on what alien consciousness might actually be in comparison to our usual anthropomorphic understanding of consciousness. That and I love authors that find a justification to add vampires to sci-fi

Penny Nicoles (edited)

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2026-09-10 00:00 I am pretty tired of time travel/multiverse narratives nowadays, since I feel that mainstream movies have made those concepts a bit gimmicky. However, I have recently really enjoyed DARK, a german series on Netflix. I thought they dealt with time travel in a pretty fresh way. It was mind-bending, but mostly because I could not for the life of me remember all the characters' names.
2024-09-18 14:04

Pete Williams

I dont know where else to put this so I'll put it here: could you cover the Outcast by EF Benson? I think you guys would like it.

Nathaniel Lekki

I am also working on going through the whole back catalogue. I finished the Lovecraft episodes and am sporadically listening to episodes on stories that I'm reading. I've heard Chad reference the Man Wolf several times and can't seem to find episodes on it? It's one of my favorite stories, especially the reading by Leman

Cole Caron

Wouldn’t using time travel to publish in the pulps, then returning to the present to cover that story violate your prohibition on living authors?

Aaron La Vene

lol at “Freddy England” in the description . Well played sirs. Always gotta double down