In this podcast Vincenzo Bilof talks about the effect of satire, George R. R. Martin, The Violators, the HWA and much more.
About Vincenzo Bilof
From Detroit, Michigan, Vincenzo Bilof has been called ‘The Metallica of Poetry’ and ‘The Shakespeare of Gore’. With a body of work that includes gritty, apocalyptic horror (The Zombie Ascension Series), surrealist prose (The Horror Show), and visceral genre satire (Vampire Strippers from Saturn), Bilof’s fiction remains as divisive and controversial as it is original. He likes to think Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot, and Charles Baudelaire would be proud of his work. More likely, Ed Wood would have been his biggest fan.
Show notes
- [01:00] Interview start/does ‘satire’ desensitise or enhance the effect of the scenes
- [24:40] George R. R. Martin and ending series
- [32:30] The Violators reaction and misconceptions about work
- [41:00] Question from Eric Sparkman about recommending the HWA
- [44:40] Advice to eighteen-year-old self.
- [47:30] What’s next…
- [50:00] Connect with Vincenzo
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