Metacast - TRIO OF TERROR! promoNow available to all subscribers - check your email boxes for an early Christmas gift from Pseudopod - links to three new stories in our ongoing series. It’s the TRIO OF TERROR and it is yours if you’re a subscriber to any Escape Artists podcast OR have made a one-time donation of $50 dollars or more since January 1, 2011 (or if you choose to do so in the immediate future - hint, hint….)
Offer
WILL expire at a future date, just like all of us… or some of us…
What are you getting for your hard-earned dollars, you ask? I’m glad you did! How about…
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“The Yellow Curse” by
Grady Hendrix, in which our (self) esteemed and elitist occult investigating Gentleman’s club, The White Street Society (only pedigrees need apply) delve into the heathen underbelly of Chinatown and uproot madness. Horrific comedy satire with a serrated edge! Click his name to visit his website and check out Amazon and other digital book spots for his ebook
SATAN LOVES YOU.
“”Chinatown suffers,’ he declared. ‘Rumors of war. A mysterious artifact. Something stolen in the night. Adventure calls. And I answer with a merry cry on my lips and my cane in my hand. Come, William! Prepare yourself for sights beyond the ken of mortal man! For we go now to solve…. THE YELLOW CURSE!‘”***
“The Shooting Way” by Jim Bihyeh, featuring a further exploration into the horrors of Native American mythology and the schemes of the legendary trickster god, Coyote. His memoir,
NAVAJOS WEAR NIKES, about life on the Navajo Reservation, was released in spring 2011 and was praised for its “wit and keen observation” by the Arizona Daily Sun and for its “consummate storytelling” by New Mexico Magazine. It was recently released in paperback and is a New Mexico Book Award finalist this year. Look for it at Amazon.com, Alibris.com and check out the
Facebook page for the book and the
NAVAJOS WEAR NIKES group .
“The green eyes had belonged to an owl. Skinwalkers – yee naaldloshíí – were shape-shifters, and traveled as night animals to keep their business secret. And it had been bad business for auntie Bonita since August. Four cows had died in the last two weeks, bucking and groaning while they foamed at the mouth, as though they’d eaten the purple-flowering locoweed that grew in the flat stretches of desert. But Bonita swore they’d never grazed over it. Something must have fed it to them.”***
“Nourished By Chaff, We Believe The Glamor” by
Tim W. Burke, wherein an associate of the eternally ambitious Guru Keresh must deal with an old plaything and an even older playmate! Click his name to check out Tim’s blog. His novel
THE MAD EARL’S HOMECOMING is available on Amazon, as is my short story collection
PENSIVE CREATURES.
“Then I remembered something I had told the ladies: good spirits want to nurture love for all; selfish ones want to divide us all.
Show-Show’s eyes had a dark gleam I hadn’t remembered before.
Grasping at Alecsandri’s questions, I asked, ‘Those boys…in Mobile…at the warehouse. What did you do with them?’
‘They didn’t want to go away to the military academy. They wanted to be pirates. So I took them to their pirate ship.’
‘Show-Show, what have you become?’”***
If you’re new to Pseudopod, or have missed any of the previous stories in these series, rest assured each of these tales is free-standing… and if they pique your interest, please check out these download links to the previous installments!
THE COYOTE TALES by Jim Bihyeh
Pseudopod 159: Reservation Monsters
Pseudopod 167: Love Like Thunder
Pseudopod 182: The Dreaming Way
THE WHITE STREET SOCIETY by Grady Hendrix
Pseudopod 76: Tales of the White Street Society
Pseudopod 131: Tales of the White Street Society - The Corpse Army of Khartoum
THE SAGA OF GURU KERESH by Tim W. Burke
Pseudopod 127: The Garden and the Mirror
Pseudopod 198: The Mother and the WormMerry Christmas from
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