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Forum: Other News 10-10-2017
Replies: 241
Views: 103,894
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: LAIRD BARRON

@Geoffrey
TBH, you could have just stated your own opinion of Barron's fiction or challenged those posts that you've thought to be particularly silly, rather that going on and derailing the whole...
Forum: Other News 10-10-2017
Replies: 241
Views: 103,894
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: LAIRD BARRON

I think that most (active) members of this forum are blocked by fair number of authors on various social networks. :D
It's like one of those badges that Murricans give to their boy scouts.
Forum: Other News 10-09-2017
Replies: 241
Views: 103,894
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: LAIRD BARRON

To be far, that penchant for self-conscious parodies also smacks of someone who is simply tired of the genre, but keeps writing within it because, as others said, that is what people expect from him....
Forum: Other News 10-08-2017
Replies: 241
Views: 103,894
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: LAIRD BARRON

If I didn't know better, I'd say that it was custom-built to annoy some folks around here! I mean, it even has Pizzolatto up there. :D

Joking aside, I wish him all the luck if that is what he...
Forum: Mark Samuels 10-08-2017
Replies: 94
Views: 48,914
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: THE PROZESS MANIFESTATIONS (new collection)

One story from THE PROZESS MANIFESTATIONS, "An End to Perpetual Motion", will be available in this upcoming anthology:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0762PLN13
Adam's Ladder by Darren Speegle...
Forum: Items Wanted 10-08-2017
Replies: 5
Views: 8,343
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Wanted: The Rite of Trebizond and Other Tales

His current rating at Abebooks is mere 2 stars, so it looks like he has a fair number of cancelled orders there too.
Forum: Other News 10-08-2017
Replies: 241
Views: 103,894
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: LAIRD BARRON

I'm definitely looking forward to Joshi's "21st-Century Horror". It will be interesting to hear more of his thoughts on Oliver, here's hoping that his opinion of him hasn't dropped too much (his...
Forum: Other News 09-29-2017
Replies: 176
Views: 128,580
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Sarob Press

They sure are engaging in some old-fashioned hype-mongering here. Not that I blame them, given that there appears to be quite a bit more interest for The White Road reprint than there is for their...
Forum: General Discussion 09-09-2017
Replies: 65
Views: 36,700
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: What book are you most looking forward to?

This sounds promising:
https://www.amazon.com/Sisters-Russian-Library-Alexei-Remizov/dp/0231185421

Any idea on how he compares with other Russian Symbolists who were mentioned around this board?
Forum: General Discussion 09-09-2017
Replies: 19
Views: 12,622
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: William Scott Home

I've ended up ordering that collection in the end.
That article from earlier on mentions this: "However, in spring 2015, on the revival of Weirdbook, Home resumed contact with Paul Ganley and others...
Forum: Rants & Ravings 09-09-2017
Replies: 60
Views: 30,711
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Print vs. EBooks

Honestly, I prefer print books too. But, at this point in my life, price and accessibility are of utmost importance.
Forum: General Discussion 09-09-2017
Replies: 83
Views: 61,699
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Hanns Heinz Ewers

I'm just going trough The Sorcerer's Apprentice, pretty interesting experience alright. Anyone else thinks how the bit where Herr Baum is daydreaming about turning the cult and their village into...
Forum: Rants & Ravings 09-09-2017
Replies: 60
Views: 30,711
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Print vs. EBooks

Assuming that every single book available in electronic form will be pirated (which is apparently universal assumption in this thread). As someone who has extremely limited funds on his disposal, I...
Forum: General Discussion 08-31-2017
Replies: 47
Views: 20,145
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Weird Fiction and the Cult of Obscurity

Related to this discussion about foreign authors and English-speaking world, I recall one funny comment about writers like Jean Ray and Grabinski being nowadays much more well known and far more...
Forum: General Discussion 08-29-2017
Replies: 47
Views: 20,145
Posted By Shadenuat
Topic Nominated Weird Fiction and the Cult of Obscurity

Just saw this on the WeirdLit subreddit, methinks that it is very much relevant to this place. This is something that I have been thinking about quite a bit, especially in relation to why it is so...
Forum: Off Topic 08-26-2017
Replies: 39
Views: 23,622
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: I'm looking for good, well written, contemporary science fiction

Not a single mention of Peter Watts? You'd be hard pressed to find more overtly "Ligottian" hard SF.
Forum: General Discussion 08-14-2017
Replies: 17
Views: 8,862
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Neglected Works

Just a heads-up: Wildside will include one of the works mentioned in the OP, "The Hole of the Pit", in their Weird Adventure Novel Megapack that should appear sometimes during this year. Now, the...
Forum: YouTube Selections 08-13-2017
Replies: 235
Views: 137,579
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Arthur Machen

I apologize if this has been posted here already, but I've been listening to this guy's reading of Hieroglyphics over the weekend, and he did a pretty solid job:...
Forum: Ligotti News 08-09-2017
Replies: 106
Views: 55,114
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Ligotti panel at NecronomiCon Providence 2017

I don't know of him "bullying" anyone, nor do I see how anything in their relations with that bunch could be seen as bullying.

Unless some folks are deeply offended by "nasty old atheists" openly...
Forum: Ligotti News 08-09-2017
Replies: 106
Views: 55,114
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Ligotti panel at NecronomiCon Providence 2017

You are foolish if you think that, say, Nicolay would have been at all tolerant of you (going by what some of your views must be, as expressed in your posts) if he was in such a position and you were...
Forum: Ligotti News 08-09-2017
Replies: 106
Views: 55,114
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Ligotti panel at NecronomiCon Providence 2017

Let us not pretend that Nicolay, Older and the rest of that gang are some sort of "good guys" here, by any stretch of imagination. "Enemy of my enemy" is not something to live by in every single...
Forum: General Discussion 08-04-2017
Replies: 64
Views: 25,464
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Fantasy Author Recommendations

George MacDonald can be relevant to weird fiction readers, IMO, as long as they are not offended by the christian background of his fiction. "Lilith" is great stuff, eerie dreamlike (at time...
Forum: General Discussion 08-02-2017
Replies: 64
Views: 25,464
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Fantasy Author Recommendations

I know that Shea is relatively well known around here, but his rarely read novel "In Yana" must be mentioned as the single most Vancian novel not written by Vance himself. Well worth reading, and it...
Forum: H. P. Lovecraft 07-31-2017
Replies: 286
Views: 135,696
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: More on Lovecraft

Looks like another recent Mythos novel(la), "The Ballad of Black Tom", might be getting its own TV adaptation:
...
Forum: Other Authors 07-25-2017
Replies: 39
Views: 24,049
Posted By Shadenuat
Re: Pleasant Tales - Brendan Connell

I wouldn't be surprised if Ligotti is in minority with his reading of Schulz. That was never my main impression of his fiction either. Yeah, there's some nightmarish and sad stuff in there, but...
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