TOD 071 Quarantine Readings: Weird Dream Society

Anya Martin, Julie C. Day, Marianne Kirby, Steve Toase, Jordan Kurella, Gregory Norman Bossert, Carina Bissett, Chip Houser, Sarah Read

TOD 071 Quarantine Readings: Weird Dream Society

Anya Martin, Julie C. Day, Marianne Kirby, Steve Toase, Jordan Kurella, Gregory Norman Bossert, Carina Bissett, Chip Houser, Sarah Read         Anya Martin, Julie C. Day, Marianne Kirby, Steve Toase, Jordan Kurella, Gregory Norman Bossert, Carina Bissett, Chip Houser, Sarah Read        
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    In this podcast The Outer Dark presents Quarantine Readings: Weird Dream Society featuring authors Marianne Kirby, Steve Toase, Jordan Kurella, Gregory Norman Bossert, Carina Bissett, Chip Houser, and Sarah Read, plus an interview with the anthology’s editor-in-chief Julie C. Day. The readings were recorded in early May and the interview was recorded on Tuesday May 12, 2020. 

    Show Notes

    The Outer Dark Quarantine Reading series spotlights the much-anticipated Weird Dream Society anthology, which benefits RAICES,  a Texas-based nonprofit which ‘envision[s] a society where all people have the right to migrate and human rights are guaranteed’. Anya Martin interviews editor-in-chief Julie C. Day about the genesis of this anthology which seeks to broaden perspectives on the scope of what Weird fiction can be, spanning multiple genres including science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Readings begin (0:25:57) with an introduction by Julie, followed by Marianne Kirby ‘The Ghost Who Loves a Mannequin’ (0:26:21), Steve Toase ‘Skin Like Carapace’ (0:34:33), Jordan Kurella ‘Jewel of the Vashwa’ (0:44:01), Gregory Norman Bossert ‘HigherWorks’ (0:50:46), Carina Bissett ‘The Landscape of Lacrimation’ (1:00:18),  Chip Houser ‘Meat for Skritches’ (1:09:56), and Sarah Read ‘Into the Wood’ (1:15:20). Julie returns (1:26:39) at the end with  preorder/order options (paperback and eBook; release date: May 26, 2020) and her own publishing news.

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    Show Credits

    Hosts/Producers: Scott Nicolay and Anya Martin

    Co-Host, News from The Weird: Justin Steele

    Co-Host, Reviews from The Weird: Gordon B. White

    Logo Design: Nick “The Hat” Gucker

    Music: Michael Griffin

     

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