When Is a Duck, Not a Duck? by Mark Slade
Rock ‘n’ roll legend Little Richard and his band take a detour through the mysterious town of Ebbing—a place that seems to shift between existence and nothingness.
From Sketch to Screen: How Lushbunn Creates Stunning Pinup Art and Webtoons
Meet Lushbunn, the Oregon-based pinup artist & webtoon creator behind Snapped, Lost & Found Tenement, and Djinn & Tonia.
Twisted Pulp Radio Hour Episode 004
A dual dive into twisted tales of basements, secret interviews, and surreal noir mysteries
The Stuff of Legend by Andy Rausch
Orlando leads a double life, a mild-mannered teacher by day and a ruthless hitman by night.
Someone to Hate by Andy Rausch
When a group of the nation’s most deeply prejudiced men is forcibly transformed in a secret government experiment, their worlds are turned upside down.
Urns by Thomas M. Malafarina
A habitual bargain hunter proudly brings home a $500 SUV from an auction, a surprising “great deal.” However, his wife discovers two funeral urns filled with ashes in the vehicle’s trunk.
The Clown Prince of Horror: Inside Jeff Strand’s Creative World
Jeff Strand has built a reputation as one of America’s premier voices in comedic horror.
The Mask by Robert W. Chambers
A brilliant sculptor discovers a mysterious liquid capable of transforming living beings into flawless, lifelike statues.
Art’s Work By Thomas M. Malafarina
In a home filled with his late wife paintings, Arthur seeks peace but finds only torment. Her murderer may have escaped justice, but Arthur’s chilling masterpiece ensures some crimes never fade.
The Shuttered Room 1967
Is The Shuttered Room worth your time? A fun, fast-paced ’60s thriller for fans of Oliver Reed and Carol Lynley, but light on cosmic horror.
Blood Noir Episode 5: The Drowned Man
Two socialites are haunted by a drowned man who keeps returning. A gripping blend of horror and crime noir.
Saucer Full of Stories Presents: Ray Bradbury’s “The Jar”
In our latest Saucer Full of Stories: The Short Story Book Club gathering, we took a deep dive into one of Ray Bradbury’s classic work of weird fiction, “The Jar.”
