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“Thank you for watching.” – Kinki (2025)
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Continue reading →: “Thank you for watching.” – Kinki (2025)I have argued before that, in order to create something truly creepy, you can’t be afraid of it being a little silly. Junji Ito understands this, and so does Koji Shiraishi. Recently, I had the great pleasure of introducing a packed house at the Stray Cat Film Center to Shiraishi’s…
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Kind Words
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Continue reading →: Kind Words“On the level of Matheson, Grey is one of the best living short fiction writers of our time.” That quote, from a recent Goodreads review of my 2022 collection How to See Ghosts & Other Figments, obviously made me very happy – especially as I think How to See Ghosts…
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Continue reading →: We’ll Send Him Spooky MoviesIf you’re like me, and I know I am, you spend an inordinate amount of your time watching old episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000. Specifically, for me, Joel, Mike, and the ‘Bots have become a part of my nightly bedtime ritual. Which means that I’ve watched many of the…
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Continue reading →: Two Came for HalloweenFor those who haven’t been following along, I have not one but two books that came out this month, both of which are currently available – one of them for a very limited time! It all started when Patric Bates, an artist whose work I really love, posted a painting…
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Hollow Earth Expeditions: Inside at Last
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Continue reading →: Hollow Earth Expeditions: Inside at LastIt’s publication day! Notes from Underground arrives in bookstores today, and should be landing in the hands of those who pre-ordered any day now, if it hasn’t already. Among other things, that means this will be our last Hollow Earth Expedition, and that you’re getting it a day early. I…
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Hollow Earth Expeditions: The King of Fear
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Continue reading →: Hollow Earth Expeditions: The King of FearI like to think that the stories in Notes from Underground contain more melancholy than terror, but this is still a horror collection, and these are still horror stories. You don’t have to take my word for it, either – one of them made it all the way into Ellen…
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Continue reading →: Hollow Earth Expeditions: A Warning to Future ManWhile each of the stories in Notes from Underground is linked in some way with my conception of the Hollow Earth, not all of them take place within it, or even adjacent to it. Some involve other phenomena that merely intersect with the Hollow Earth, including two stories preoccupied with…
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Rushing the Halloween Season
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Continue reading →: Rushing the Halloween SeasonIt all started when artist Patric Bates posted a watercolor painting to Bluesky entitled “Ghost Theater,” depicting several ghosts going to see a movie called The Witch and the Pendulum. I had already been following Patric for some time, after becoming enamored with his art almost immediately upon seeing it,…
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Continue reading →: Hollow Earth Expeditions: Solid All the Way ThroughThe second of the two epigraphs in Notes from Underground comes from Christopher Nolan’s 2006 film about dueling Victorian stage magicians, The Prestige. It’s a flick I really love, even though I am often lukewarm on Nolan’s movies. There are quite a few reasons for this, besides that I am…
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Hollow Earth Expeditions: We Live Inside!
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Continue reading →: Hollow Earth Expeditions: We Live Inside!One fascinating thing about the Hollow Earth is that it stands with one foot planted in two very different worlds. While many of us were introduced to the concept through pulp science fiction stories, Hollow Earth theory is a real thing that has (or at least had) real adherents and…
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