Vanessa Fogg reviews Black Cranes: Tales of Unquiet Women, edited by @leemurraywriter and Geneve Flynn, including a shout out to us for reprinting “The Genetic Alchemist’s Daughter” by Elaine Cuyegkeng and narrated by Rebecca Wei Hsieh.
Check out the full review:
https://itsajumble.blogspot.com/2020/12/review-black-cranes-tales-of-unquiet.html
Do you ever drive by a dark alley and catch a glimpse of something that makes your breath catch in your throat? Maybe as you drive away, you’re already telling yourself you didn’t see what you thought you saw.
Have you ever passed in front of a dilapidated house with its dark, ratty curtains and old mail spilling out of the door’s mail slot and wondered about what goes on inside a house like that?
What kind of horrors takes place in secret, abandoned, dirty spaces?
In the short story, THE SMELL OF NIGHT IN THE BASEMENT, author Wendy N. Wagner pulls back the curtain and allows readers to observe the goings-on in a very dark place. A basement. (Continue Reading…)
In November we welcomed Mother Horror Sadie Hartmann who is visiting the back catalog and reviewing some of the short stories of years past. She began with “The Pit” by Joe N. Lansdale narrated by John Bell. (Continue Reading…)
We thought we’d share a number of the places PseudoPod was mentioned in the media during October 2020:
Frolic calls out two stories which have run on PseudoPod as scarring including 20 Simple Steps to Ventriloquism by Jon Padgett and The Screwfly Solution by James Tiptree, Jr: https://frolic.media/10-horror-tales-that-scarred-me-for-life-by-laura-marks/amp/