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It Really Can Happen Here | Los Angeles Review of Books What the transnational links among fascist movements in the 1930s can tell us about the Far Right today.

"Fascist ideas were hiding in plain sight."

Juliette Bretan on what the transnational links among fascist movements in the 1930s can tell us about the Far Right today: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/transnational-fascism-united-states-nazis-hungary-yugoslavia-germany/

Indoctrination fight raises tensions at University of Houston Some professors push back after a five-page curriculum checklist was unveiled and several deans directed instructors to affirm that they don’t indoctrinate students.

Professors do not indoctrinate students in class but teach them how to think critically and openly.

In the wake of SB 37, University of Houston has introduced syllabi "checklists" and "certifications" to prevent so-called indoctrination in the classroom. This clearly threatens academic freedom.

Come listen to me talk about all things Horror on the Writers of the Future Podcast! Link in the first comment.

Punk Noir Press The Only Crime Is Getting Caught

Punk Noir Press's online series, "Find what you love and let it kill you," kicked off today with wistful, witty, memorable stories by some terrific authors, including @carlottadale.bsky.social and @nathanpettigrew.bsky.social. Don't miss it!!

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Banacek No Stone Unturned This is "Banacek No Stone Unturned" by Samera Clan on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

The one of the very few #crimeseries in the 70s to have an authentic New Hollywood feel – Banacek (NBC, 1972-74):

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“STRANGELOVE COUNTRY testifies to the ambiguous power of Kubrick’s science-fictional imagination, and the relevance it still carries well after Kubrick’s death, in the increasingly SF world in which we now live.” —SCIENCE FICTION STUDIES

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Often short story collections don't even get reviewed so we were especially excited when THE HAUNTED HOUSES SHE CALLS HER OWN received a starred review from Library Journal! You can read the full review here: www.libraryjournal.com/review/the-h...

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THE TONGUE MACHINE | available to pre-order
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Many congratulations to all the finalists but especially in the entrants in the Best Short Non-Fiction category. www.bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-awards-...

Episode 414: Outland (1981) Peter Hyams’s Outland (1981) plays like a Western in space with Sean Connery as Marshall W.T. O’Neil, the head lawman at a rough and tumble mining colony where a mysterious series of deaths puts him at odds with the powers that be.

Remember James B. Sikking on his birthday with our OUTLAND episode: www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2019/05/epis...

ChristopherJames Art Prints & Original Work by Christopher James

The wonderful @jameschristopher.bsky.social
designed the cover for my book — Connery: a Novel.
Prints for that cover as well as his other stupendous portraits can be found here for sale
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"With his depiction of Florence and the Florentines, Broker, who has taught courses on literary horror, flirts with the genre."

Gideon Leek on Scott Broker’s “The Disappointment”: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/disappointment-scott-broker-queer-couple-uncanny-travel-novel

Episode 620: Jacob's Ladder (1990) Yaniv Eidelstein and Stephen Scarlata join Mike to look at Adrian Lyne’s 1990 film Jacob’s Ladder.

Happy Birthday to Adrian Lyne! Hear him on our JACOB'S LADDER episode: www.projectionboothpodcast.com/2023/03/epis...

All the New Horror Books Arriving in March 2026 - Reactor Delve into the horrors of motherhood and more this March...

Did you hear that distant whisper? Here's all the horror books coming out in March 2026!

Building a Sustainable Horror Press: Gatekeepers, Quality and the Long Game with Jennifer Barnes YouTube video by Devils Rock Books

I had a great time on The Writer's Chair podcast with @danielwillcocks.bsky.social talking about the genesis of Raw Dog Screaming Press, how to keep a how to keep a publishing company alive and what's next for RDSP. See the full episode: youtu.be/ueHMySmKQko

Now available: USURPER: ESSAYS ON THE DEATH OF REALITY #novel #cinema #sciencefiction #satire

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My appearance on The Writer’s Chair podcast is live! I had a fantastic conversation with Daniel Willcocks about all things publishing and how to keep an indie press alive. pod.link/1829723468/e...

🚨 New episode live 🚨

Jennifer Barnes (@rdspress.bsky.social) announces Abandoned: Asylum, edited by James Chambers — featuring Clay McLeod Chapman, Elizabeth Massey, Lisa Morton & more.

We talk indie horror & small press survival.

🎧 www.devilsrockbooks.com/podcast

The promotional image features the book Science Fiction and the Modern World: The Emergence of a Genre in a Revolutionary Age with a brightly lit nineteenth-century exhibition hall on the cover. To the right, text describes the book’s argument about science fiction’s role in redefining humanity’s relationship to nature, with the Liverpool University Press logo.

Recently published in Liverpool Science Fiction Texts and Studies | Science Fiction and the Modern World explores nineteenth-century science fiction as recalibrating humanity’s understanding of its relationship to the natural order.

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I’m back on the wonderful Hermitix podcast to discuss sexual sadism and/of the president in light of Wilhelm Reich’s classic ‘The Mass Psychology of Fascism’ - do please check it out, like, comment, and subscribe to support Hermitix.

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We have made a donation to Equality Kansas, which works to end discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and we encourage you to follow suit with donations to organizations that share your values. Get more info on Equality Kansas at their site: eqks.org

Check out @roychristopher.com’s Substack where he discusses my book on/around Nietzsche alongside Edgar Landgraf's NIETZSCHE'S POSTHUMANISM.

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Reaching Nietzsche Friedrich Nietzsche, the posthuman, and beyond.

New Nietzsche #books from Edgar Landgraf (@uminnpress.bsky.social) and @dharlanwilson.bsky.social (@rdspress.bsky.social)! 💙📚 #booksky
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Gratitude to my wonderful publisher Stalking Horse Press for this poster, and thanks again to everybody who supported STRANGELOVE COUNTRY.

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#kubrick #schizflow

Mike sits down with editor Ryan Kendrick to discuss Carousel (2026) and unpack how Rachel Lambert's film finds its rhythm in silence, hesitation, and the messy recalibration of adult love. www.spreaker.com/episode/spec...