Science Fiction: The Best and the Worst of Us
I was born in 1976, I like long walks on the beach and science-fiction that wasn’t made to be a blockbuster movie.
Which Twilight Zone was your first?
The Roadrunner Murder
Dark instincts prevail in this wry hardboiled tale of the dark seedy undeerbelly of Acme City.
At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft
An intrepid team of explorers uncovers ancient horrors that defy imagination. In the icy depths of Antarctica, they find themselves entangled in a desperate struggle for survival against unspeakable cosmic forces.
The Phantom Python
In British Colonial East Africa a commissioner’s daughter seeks help from native witch doctor and dies during the ceremony and witch doctor is hanged. But, have they made a terrible mistake?
Andy Rausch on Fiction, Film, and Finding the Perfect Story
Andy Rausch has written nearly fifty books, including fiction and nonfiction. His fiction titles include Layla’s Score, American Trash, and Until One of Us Is Dead.
Soundscapes of Suspense: An Interview with Audio Dramatist Pete Lutz
In The Vault by H. P. Lovecraft
Trapped in a burial vault with the very corpses he has disrespected, an undertaker faces a chilling revenge in this claustrophobic tale of dark suspense.
Rat and Miriam by Mark Slade
Follow Rat and Miriam as they fight to escape The State’s Imperial police in this intense graphic short story set in a dystopian future.
10 Questions for Tony Isabella
The Old Nurse’s Story Part 4
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