Feedbag
Turns out the new blog + marginalia feed was not updating. Should be fine now. Also, by popular request I have added a feed that contains blog posts plus reader comments. Happy feeding.
Turns out the new blog + marginalia feed was not updating. Should be fine now. Also, by popular request I have added a feed that contains blog posts plus reader comments. Happy feeding.
Recently this blog (and my Flickr account) turned 20 years old, forever in Internet years. I went back through it all, retracing digital footprints made on what feels like a different planet. Here are some highlights.
A roughly monthly exploration of places in horror fiction — real or imagined, geographical or psychological — culled from The Heavy Leather Horror Show.
Subscribe to the podcast or the email newsletter or just read through the archives posted here.
How I hauled myself, two teens, an 80 lb dog, and a whole load of crap 4000+ miles across six states in twenty days using an electric vehicle. And survived to tell the tale.
Stuff I’ve found interesting from around the web lately.
Special note: this is a post about terrible things that have happened in Chicago and how they have been represented on film. Terrible things are happening in Chicago right now in broad daylight with not a serial killer in sight. If you live in Illinois and are concerned about or have witnessed human rights violations […]
Continue ReadingPrefer to listen to this post? (It’s really me, not AI!) Greetings, travelers! Grab a towel, maybe a snorkel too. This week we’re returning to a destination you may recall from last year’s itinerary called Doom Shanty — the horrors of the underwater world. But as seasoned visitors on this second trip we’re focusing on […]
Continue ReadingPrefer to listen to this post? (It’s really me, not AI!) It’s been a while since our journey took us to an actual place, like a country. Let’s get back to our roots here. What makes something a horror representative of a nation? It can’t be merely that the country is used as a shooting […]
Continue ReadingYou're reading Ascent Stage, by John Tolva.
