S.T. Joshi and Jason V Brock stand in for Wilum Pugmire on his regular YouTube show…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60KKU2g_BSo&w=640&h=360]
31 Saturday Dec 2011
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S.T. Joshi and Jason V Brock stand in for Wilum Pugmire on his regular YouTube show…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60KKU2g_BSo&w=640&h=360]
19 Monday Dec 2011
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Panel Borders concludes its mini-series of podcasts about Lovecraft in the comics, with #4, “Unnamable Horrors in Genre Comics“…
“Concluding our series of shows about H.P. Lovecraft, Alex Fitch talks to three creators who have recently penned comics inspired by his monsters and scenarios. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning talk about adding a Lovecraftian twist to Marvel Superheroes in their titles Realm of Kings and The Thanos Imperative, which feature alternative versions of Captain Marvel and the Avengers possessed by the ‘Many-angled Ones’. Also Ed Brubaker discusses Fatale, his latest collaboration with artist Sean Phillips, following Sleeper, Criminal and Incognito, which mixes noir storytelling with occult ceremonies and tentacle-faced Nazis.”
17 Saturday Dec 2011
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A new 30-minute BBC radio documentary about a British weird writer, The Unsettled Dust: The Strange Stories of Robert Aickman. Available to those in the UK via the BBC’s “Listen Again” online, for the next few days.
13 Tuesday Dec 2011
Posted in Lovecraftian arts, Podcasts etc.
More new Panel Borders podcasts, examining Lovecraft in the comics…
#2. Alan Moore: The Horrors at Red Hook: Alex Fitch talks to Alan Moore about his final graphic novel.
#3. Panel Discussion: “Alex Fitch chairs a panel discussion on Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft, with contributors including novelists China Mieville and Denise Mina, and illustrators Mark Stafford and Alice Duke.” Recorded earlier this year at the British Film Institute.
20 Sunday Nov 2011
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The director’s cut of the recent BBC adaptation of “The Shadow over Innsmouth” is out now, with an extra 30 minutes which were cut for the broadcast…
“This 2011 adaptation comprises 5 episodes, originally aired on BBC Radio 4 Extra […] an additional 30 mins of mystery-filled audio within these five episodes”
16 Wednesday Nov 2011
Posted in Lovecraftian arts, Podcasts etc., REH
A free unabridged audio reading of perhaps the most Lovecraftian of Robert E. Howard’s stories, “The Black Stone” (1931). The new recording was kindly made by Cthulhupodcast, over the summer in July 2011…

Above: Illustration for the story, by British artist Greg Staples
A ten-page comic book adaptation appeared in Marvel’s Savage Sword Of Conan (March 1982 issue).
15 Tuesday Nov 2011
Posted in Historical context, Podcasts etc.
A blast from the past: a 45-minute BBC radio discussion on The Gothic (2001). Covers the history of the literary and architectural gothic in the British Isles. May only be available from the online “listen again…” service for those in the UK (others might try here). Part of the BBC’s outstanding “In Our Time” series.
10 Thursday Nov 2011
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New free audio reading of Lovecraft’s “The Moon-Bog” (1921). 22 minutes, 3,400 words.

Above: artwork by Stephen Fabian.
25 Tuesday Oct 2011
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19 Nocturne Boulevard is currently undertaking a full-cast audio adaptation for Lovecraft’s “The Dunwich Horror”. The first three parts (of four) are available now.
21 Friday Oct 2011
Posted in New books, Podcasts etc., Scholarly works
S.T. Joshi’s blog has updated with a long post on his activities, including a link to a 10-minute MP3 interview between a Penguin Classics Editor, Elda Rotor, and Joshi. The second half of the podcast is a del Toro interview.
I found his mention of this forthcoming book especially interesting…
“John C. Tibbetts’s The Gothic Imagination (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), a substantial collection of interviews with past and current figures in the horror field.”
It seems The Gothic Imagination will be shipping in a few weeks.
[ Hat-tip: Wilum Pugmire ]
08 Saturday Oct 2011
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Old World Radio offers public-domain radio dramatisations from the 1950s, including classic science-fiction stories from the likes of Bradbury, Asimov, and Simak.
05 Wednesday Oct 2011
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The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast has finished its three-part discussion of “The Dreams in the Witch House”, read by Dave Stinton. The only full reading I know of is by Morgan Scorpion, and I’ve looked hard for an alternative reading but not yet found one.