Melhores podcasts sobre Emma And Shelley (2024)

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Episode #123: Interview with Sarah Henning 56:19

8d ago56:19

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In this episode, Trevor talks with author Sarah Henning about her latest novels, Monster Camp (a nominee for the Bram Stoker Award) and The Lies We Conjure, available in bookstores now from Tor Teen. Together, they talk about the meaning of art to young audiences, the thrill of writing for youth and teens, the challenges of writing for younger audi…

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Episode #122: Interview with A.C. Wise 53:18

24d ago53:18

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Join in with award-winning author A.C. Wise as we discuss her novella Out of the Drowning Deep, published by Titan Books on September 3, 2024. In this episode, we discuss what it means to seek truth in a world of divergent perceptions, talk about deity and divinity and how these systems interact with human civilizations, and contemplate the perform…

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Episode #121: Interview with Brenda Peynado 39:30

1M ago39:30

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In this episode of the show, Trevor sits down with Brenda Peynado, the award-winning author of The Rock Eaters andTime's Agent, her new novella available from Tor Dot Com. They talk about writing near-future science fiction, about daring to have hope, about navigating the cooption of art and academia for other purposes, and much more. You can find …

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Episode #120: Through the Midnight Door with Katrina Monroe 50:40

2M ago50:40

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In this episode, Trevor talks with Katrina Monroe about her latest novel, Through the Midnight Door. They talk about dealing with its heavy themes, about writing characters with authenticity, and also about Katrina's forthcoming writing projects and the joy they bring to her creative process. Content Warning: This episode contains a frank discussio…

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Episode #119: Interview with Emma Murray 51:45

2M ago51:45

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Join Trevor this week as he talks to Emma E. Murray, the author of recent books When the Devil and Crushing Snails, both available from Shortwave Books and Apocalypse Party (respectively). Together, they talk about Emma's psychologically complex characters and themes, the exercise of empathy in horror fiction, about chasing utopian longings through…

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Episode #118: Interview with Matthew Lyons 51:21

2M ago51:21

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In this week's episode, Trevor converses with author Matthew Lyons about his new book A Mask of Flies. They talk about the beauty and importance of awe in feral places, in what differentiates niceness versus kindness, and about giving a damn in fiction and in life. You can support Matthew Lyons by following him at matthewlyonsauthor.com or by readi…

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Episode #117: Interview with Lor Gislason and Shelley Lavigne 51:57

3M ago51:57

51:57

In this episode, Trevor sits down with Lor Gislason and Shelley Lavigne, the authors of The Flesh of the Sea, a novella of pirate adventure and goopy monsters, now available from Hedone Books. Together, they talk about writing a novella in tandem, about their love of queer and goopy horror and monsters, about Trevor's peculiar reading habits, and a…

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Episode #116: Interview with Ally Russell 34:45

3M ago34:45

34:45

In this week's conversation, Trevor is joined by author Ally Russell, whose latest middle grade novel It Came from the Trees is full summer scares and trips into the woods. They talk about writing for younger audiences, about trusting in the wisdom of young readers, and about discernment in horror readership among other topics. It Came from the Tre…

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Episode #115: Interview with Cynthia Gómez 1:03:22

3M ago1:03:22

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Trevor visits with author Cynthia Gómez to talk about her new collection of short stories, The Nightmare Box and Other Stories. Together, they explore some of the deeper ideas embedded within Gómez's anti-capitalist fiction, alongside what it means to write anti-capitalist art in an age of ever-present capitalist ideology, and the importance of mai…

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Episode #114: Interview with Paulette Kennedy 59:28

4M ago59:28

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In this episode, Trevor sits down with Paulette Kennedy, the bestselling author of Parting the Veil, The Witch of Tin Mountain, and the recently-released The Devil and Mrs. Davenport. Together, they explore the importance of the Gothic and how The Devil and Mrs. Davenport responds to both midcentury Gothics and contemporary politics. They talk abou…

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Episode #113: Interview with Ananda Lima 1:01:08

4M ago1:01:08

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In this episode, Trevor is joined by writer and poet Ananda Lima to talk about her debut collection of short stories, Craft: Stories I Wrote for the Devil. They talk about the significance of art as a reader and an artist, about the meaning of craft in both fiction and as applied to meaning-making in life, about the source of the Devil's wisdom in …

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Episode #112: Interview with Constance Fay 44:35

5M ago44:35

44:35

Trevor is joined by author Constance Fay, whose novels Calamity and Fiasco are now available from Bramble. They talk about space adventure and romance, about constructing heroines that exist within and outside of traditional romance tropes, and about building believable narrative tension between strong heroines and their romantic counterparts. You …

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13: Nineteen Years 25:20

5M ago25:20

25:20

We now know who killed Emma. But after a nineteen-year wait for justice, at what cost? We hear from the women left to pick up the pieces after years of not being believed.Por BBC Radio Scotland

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12: The Trial 40:16

5M ago40:16

40:16

The man accused of killing Emma goes on trial. In a remarkable twist, the defence discard their plan of attack and the accused chooses to take the stand.Por BBC Radio Scotland

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11. Collateral Damage 27:27

5M ago27:27

27:27

More victims start to contact reporter Sam Poling and it changes the entire course of her investigation. One detective reveals why many women were silenced when reporting attacks.Por BBC Radio Scotland

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10: Let Him Go 33:32

5M ago33:32

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A decision with the most devastating consequences is made in the hunt for Emma's killer. And what happens to the detectives who challenge the order to let their suspect go?Por BBC Radio Scotland

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Episode #111: Reanimated Rex with Alex Ebenstein 57:04

5M ago57:04

57:04

Dinosaurs on the loose! Come join with Alex Ebenstein as he talks about his latest novella, Reanimated Rex, published May 14, 2024. We talk about dinosaurs, about rediscovering wonder and joy through literature, and about why that recovery matters. Alex Ebenstein can be found at alexebenstein.com, where you can also order your copy of Reanimated Re…

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Episode #110: Interview with L.P. Hernandez 52:09

5M ago52:09

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Join in with L.P. Hernandez as he explores some of the bigger themes and ideas of his latest novella In the Valley of the Headless Men. Alongside Trevor, he talks about the loss of frontiers and concepts of self, how art impacts life and meaning making, and about his show Dog-eared Nightmares. You can find more information about L.P. Hernandez at l…

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Episode #109: Talking First Light with Liz Kerin 55:38

6M ago55:38

55:38

Liz Kerin returns to talk about her latest novel, First Light, the sequel to Night's Edge. Together with Trevor, she talks about how the book approaches complex issues of guilt and grief, about how it handles its revenge arc, and about the way the book reflects on empathy and radicalization over trauma. You can find more from Liz Kerin at her websi…

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Episode #108: Interview with Meredith Katz 52:30

6M ago52:30

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In this episode, Trevor talks with author and RPG writer Meredith Katz about their unique blend of speculative romance fiction. They talk about representation of queer communities, the problems with and capabilities of using metaphor to write about real-world issues, and how Meredith incorporates community through collaborative, interactive writing…

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Episode #107: Ghost Station with S.A. Barnes 54:50

7M ago54:50

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S.A. Barnes returns to the show to talk about her latest novel, Ghost Station, available April 9, 2024 from Nightfire. Alongside Trevor, she explores themes of capitalism in horror set in space, about character conflict--both exterior and interior--and the purpose and function of art in human lives. She also shares a whole lot about Ghost Station a…

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Episode #106: Interview with Jennifer Thorne 42:42

7M ago42:42

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In this episode, Trevor is joined by author Jennifer Thorne, author of Lute, Night Music, and together with Lee Kelly, The Antiquity Affair. They discuss her new novel Diavola, available from Tor Nightfire on March 26, 2024. Jennifer explores some of the ideas behind the book, including identity construction, people's resistance to change, and how …

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Episode #105: Catching Up with Robert Ottone 51:22

8M ago51:22

51:22

In this episode, Trevor is joined by Stoker Award-winning author Robert Ottone as they talk about bagels, Blue Beetle and Booster Gold, the importance of building community and attending StokerCon, as well as some writerly advice from Robert about dialogue, filling the well, and maintaining momentum as an author. Sit back, enjoy an intimate convers…

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9: The Cable 35:18

8M ago35:18

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A dramatic twist in the hunt for Emma's killer. The murder weapon is revealed, but can it be linked to the prime suspect? And those at the heart of the inquiry start to come forward to reporter Sam Poling.Por BBC Radio Scotland

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Episode #104: Interview with Gwendolyn Kiste 40:17

8M ago40:17

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In this episode, Trevor sits down to talk with Gwendolyn Kiste, the multi-time Bram Stoker Award winning author of Reluctant Immortals and The Haunting of Velkwood. Gwendolyn shares some of the inspiration behind her latest book, The Haunting of Velkwood, and delves into the way art and media has the potential to help communicate healthy ways of es…

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8: This Is Not The End 30:46

8M ago30:46

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Por BBC Radio Scotland

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7: I Accuse 19:55

8M ago19:55

19:55

Por BBC Radio Scotland

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6: Secrets and Lies 37:31

8M ago37:31

37:31

Por BBC Radio Scotland

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5: Clear My Name 13:28

8M ago13:28

13:28

Por BBC Radio Scotland

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4: The Woods 23:51

8M ago23:51

23:51

Por BBC Radio Scotland

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3: The Cafe 37:55

8M ago37:55

37:55

Por BBC Radio Scotland

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2: Manhunt 23:02

8M ago23:02

23:02

Por BBC Radio Scotland

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1: Emma 33:15

8M ago33:15

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Por BBC Radio Scotland

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Introducing Who Killed Emma? 3:30

8M ago3:30

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Por BBC Radio Scotland

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Episode #103: Interview with S.E. Porter 52:36

8M ago52:36

52:36

In this episode, Trevor talks with S.E. Porter, the author of Projections, now available from Tor. They talk about the book's origins in a story that explores toxic masculinity, its transformation over several revisions, the influence of Spiritualists on the book's many drafts, and how the book addresses issues of toxic masculinity and feminism fro…

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Episode #102: How We Think About Love (feat. Alexis Dubon) 1:32:51

9M ago1:32:51

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In this episode, Alexis Dubon joins Trevor to talk about love, its representation in media, and how we miss what we should be celebrating by focusing too much on the wrong kind of intimacy. They also discuss how love and its representation shows up in her own fiction and art, like in her limited-edition chapbook Nineteen Little Stab Wounds. For a s…

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Episode #101: Interview with Sunny Moraine 1:01:12

9M ago1:01:12

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In this episode, Trevor speaks with Sunny Moraine, the author of Your Shadow Half Remains, a novella published by Tor Nightfire on February 6, 2024. Together, they talk about how the book tackles dystopian psychological horror, reflecting on how the pandemic continues to shape generational headspaces, why dystopias seem so common with readers, the …

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Episode #100: Interview with Emily Ruth Verona 39:27

9M ago39:27

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This week, Trevor sits down to talk to Emily Ruth Verona, the author of Midnight on Beacon Street, a novel now available from Harper Perennial. Emily shares about her experience with anxiety and OCD and how that experience reflects on the characters in the book, as well as what compels her about character-driven fiction. Trevor and Emily both talk …

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Episode #99: Interview with Amy Avery 47:15

9M ago47:15

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In this episode, Trevor joins with Amy Avery to discuss her novel The Longest Autumn, available January 2024 from Flatiron Books. They talk about current tropes in the fantasy genre, distinctions between literary fantasy and other forms of popular fantasy, and the way her book addresses delicate issues of identity-making central to its character-dr…

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Episode #98: Interview with Jenny Kiefer 55:28

10M ago55:28

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In this episode, Trevor sits down for a talk with author and business owner Jenny Kiefer, whose new novel This Wretched Valley is available from Quirk books on January 16, 2024. They talk about graduate education in writing, the technical aspects of rock climbing, and the origin story of some of the most horrifying elements of This Wretched Valley.…

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Episode #97: Interview with Ally Malinenko 54:18

10M ago54:18

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In this episode, Trevor sits down with Ally Malinenko, author of the middle-grade horror books Ghost Girl andThis Appearing House. Together, they talk about developing trends in middle-grade fiction, problems of discoverability in an increasingly corporatized literary market, and content challenges facing middle grade authors in school and public l…

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Episode #96: Reflection on 2023 1:37:05

10M ago1:37:05

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In this episode, Katelyn and Trevor sit down to reflect on their 2023. They engage together on a critical reflection on the year, both summing up their complicated feelings about how the year has framed their personal lives and also how it shapes their feelings about another coming year. They also talk about their favorite reads of 2023--a Top 10 l…

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Episode #95: Candy Cain Kills with Brian McAuley 47:35

10M ago47:35

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In this episode, Trevor visits with WGA screen writer and author Brian McAuley about his latest novel from Shortwave books, Candy Cain Kills. They talk about Brian's process for creating a holiday slasher, how his work evolved from his previous book, Curse of the Reaper, and the various character tropes and elements that inspire this blood-soaked h…

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Episode #94: Interview with Jacob Steven Mohr 40:18

11M ago40:18

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In this episode, Trevor visits with author and editor Jacob Steven Mohr about the collection of epistolary fiction he edited called Dead Letters, now available from Crystal Lake Publishing. They talk about art, the aura of physical media in a digital world, and how epistolary fiction functions as effective storytelling. They also visit some of the …

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Trailer: Gooned 1:42

11M ago1:42

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From the team that brought you Texas Twiggy comes Gooned, a podcast about the Troubled Teen Industry. Gooned is a deep dive into an industry with blood on its hands. The Troubled Teen Industry (TTI) is a network of profit-incentivized behavior modification facilities for youth, ranging from wilderness programs to therapeutic boarding schools. The d…

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Episode #93: Interview with JB McLaurin 55:59

11M ago55:59

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This week, Trevor welcomes Jeremy back to the studio as they interview author JB McLaurin about his debut novel, Black Echoes, published by Sley House earlier this year. McLaurin talks about the musical and personal influences that inspired his novel about addiction, fathers and sons, and how crime thrillers, horror, and metal coalesced into this a…

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And Now for Something Completely Different, Part Two: Unveiling the new theme song 2:32

11M ago2:32

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Hey everyone! Jeremy here. I am so proud to bring to you our new theme song. We hope you enjoy it, and that when you hear it, you think Sley House. Let me set the scene: Mount Sequoyah is an artist community housed in a collection of historic buildings atop the tallest peak in Fayetteville. Depending on the chosen vantage point, one might look out …

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Episode #92: Interview with Christa Carmen 53:28

12M ago53:28

53:28

In this episode, Christa Carmen joins to talk about her upcoming novel, The Daughters of Block Island, out December 1, 2023 from Thomas & Mercer. Together with host Trevor, Christa talks about the Gothic influences of her book, her love for Gothic storytelling, and what keeps the Gothic alive and relevant as literature for a modern reader. You can …

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Episode #91: Interview with Nat Cassidy 1:12:24

1y ago1:12:24

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In this episode, Trevor sits down with Nat Cassidy, author of Mary and Nestlings, both available from Tor Nightfire. Nat talks about his love for art and literature, his origins as a screenplay writer and actor, the connections he has to art and craft, and the symbolic and religious resonance of his latest novel, Nestlings. Nestlings is available e…

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Episode #90: Spooky Season Media with Katrina Carruth 1:17:22

1y ago1:17:22

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Trevor meets with friend of the show and author Katrina Carruth to talk about their favorite Spooky Season media, from books to film and television, as well as trip down some memory lanes to talk about their respective relationships to Halloween. It's a fun conversation between friends, and will hopefully help fill your trick-or-treat bucket with f…

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