CrimeReads

Honored to have an elky book in this mix:

Elk Audio

Which — not talking about a bugle or a cow call, but the audiobook of The Only Good Indians. It’s not got an excellent actor, voice actor, all-around-everything:

Unstuck

Been stuck so many times, but never once thought of this. Pretty cool. Got to have rims you can pass a cargo strap through. And a board. But you can usually dig that kind of stuff up from the bed, behind the seat, some old broke down house you walk to:

Mannequins!

Little promo event we rigged up for Night of the Mannequins:

My COVID Story

Which is the title of this series of interviews / this project, I believe. Happy to have helped the students at Watershed here in Boulder:

Cargill’s Horror list

Hundred percent agree with all of these. When I teach my horror courses, all of these bulletpoints (and a few more) are where we land:

On Order

Hopefully this is all over before this gets to me (ordered it a week ago), but, if not, I’ll be the coolest dude in the cereal aisle:

Gemini

Very cool to be part of this line-up over at LitReactor by Sadie Hartmann: And, any mention of “Gemini” of course gets this song in my head:

Best Reads from Lately

some of these seem to be auto-embedding just with a header-img, now. but: seems to click through. https://www.indianz.com/News/2020/04/23/indian-country-set-for-historic-showdown.asp?fbclid=IwAR22KYb_gVA7rV-ULC_2fP3cZmJvpJPlYv2cD3_2nJ9REjeFmPtLJLfjE60 https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/09/17/the-disappeared https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2020/03/09/outsider-stephen-king-adaptations/ https://theoutline.com/post/8782/the-sopranos-as-horror https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/emails-from-my-childrens-school-before-8-00-am-during-the-covid-19-crisis https://bookriot.com/2020/02/27/dark-academia-books/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8262295/Pentagon-declassifies-officially-releases-three-UFO-videos.html https://www.businessinsider.in/science/research/news/ancient-tools-found-in-india-suggest-the-toba-supervolcano-eruption-didnt-leave-humanity-on-the-brink-of-extinction/articleshow/74313715.cms Bizarre Spinosaurus makes history as first known swimming dinosaur How Detective Fiction Took Hold of Los Angeles | Literary Hub https://theconversation.com/fast-evolution-explains-the-tiny-stature-of-extinct-hobbit-from-flores-island-124747 Literary lockdown: how translating a Dan Brown novel made

Men’s Journal

Hey, 1 of 3. That might even be cooler than 7 of 9? (this, of course, can’t be true, as nothing is cooler than Seven):

Cemetery Dance Gets Elky

Y’know, I should have had a character in this novel walk into a room, take a kind of sense-reading, then the camera zooms in close to their face for a Samuel Jackson moment, so they can say, “It’s feeling kind of elky in here . . .” Anyway, rocking-cool excellent amazing write-up from Sadie Hartmann:

What’s the World Like After Corona?

This has been kind of a default question I keep getting asked lately, which makes perfect sense: it’s the question on ALL our minds. And, my default answer’s pretty much that I don’t know. But I can guess. Except—quick qualifier—my guesses have nothing to do with economic recovery or collapse, second waves, foreign travel, whether

#SummerScares

Video-thing. Could there be cooler art? Under this video, the link to the HWA playlist. And here‘s the landing page.

Zooming to the Rescue

Not just Zoom, either. Over the past few weeks, I bet I’ve done just about every platform, program, site, service, from Bluejeans to WebEX, Crowdcast to Streamyard. But, the same way Skype USED to be the default-term for your Jetson-y video call, so, now, “Zoom” seems to be. The fact that it’s a real and

Crowdcasted

I’m thinking this’ll show up on YouTube or somewhere before too long. Will slip a link in here (actually, RIGHT here) when/if there’s a link to slip. Until then, some screenshots from during:

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