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.”
A Candlelit Haunting: Does Riddell’s Victorian Ghost Story Still Resonates Today?
Gathered around the glow of the holiday season, our Saucer Full of Stories book club turned its attention to a time-honored Victorian ghost tale.
Saucer Full of Stories: Revisiting H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Terrible Old Man”
Did you miss the most recent Saucer Full of Stories: The Short Story Book Club? The book club’s recent exploration of John Cohen’s Yard Sale sparked a conversation about the nuances of absurdist horror, consumer culture, and storytelling craft.
The Rise and Fall of Pulp Fiction: From Niche Magazines to Cultural Memory
Pulp fiction’s legacy lurks, but the thriving genre has all but vanished, disapated into new genre definitions.
Unearthing Hidden Treasures: A Discussion on Yard Sale by John Cohen
Did you miss the most recent Saucer Full of Stories: The Short Story Book Club? The book club’s recent exploration of John Cohen’s Yard Sale sparked a conversation about the nuances of absurdist horror, consumer culture, and storytelling craft.
Rediscovering Mary Elizabeth Counselman’s Eerie Worlds of Weird Fiction
Rediscover Mary Elizabeth Counselman’s strange, eerie stories that continue to captivate fans of weird fiction.
Amelia B. Edwards
Amelia Edwards redefined Victorian womanhood, leaving her mark on both literature and Egyptology with her groundbreaking work.
The Golden Age of Pulp Magazines
History of Pulps
Jason Norton is a writer of horror, pulp adventure, and dark fiction, known for his gripping narratives and imaginative twists on classic tropes.
Horror Pulp Magazines
Step into a world where fear drips from every page. From shadowy Victorian manors to alien planets crawling with monsters, horror pulp magazines captured the imaginations of a generation—and still haunt the genre today.
Weird Tales Vol. 1 No. 4
Alongside eerie short stories and novelettes, this issue featured a variety of unsettling essays that blurred the lines between reality and fiction, adding an extra layer of intrigue.
