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I present Robert Bloch's 1951 short story, "The Man Who Collected Poe." Imagine the ultimate collection a fan could possess . . . what might it include?
Note: I mention the film "Torture Dungeon" a few times. The film was actually 1967's TORTURE GARDEN. Sorry, boss.
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Rish presents his 2013 Triple Word Score story "Greetings From The Ninth Sector." Try to ignore the centipedes.
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Rish answers questions from listeners*, and plugs his next audio collection (buy it here).
Note: Due to unforeseen delays, this episode had to be split in two, and something I refer to at the beginning never actually appears. Sorry, kids. If you discover more disturbing errors, let me know.
*Questions from Rob Broughton, Keith Teklits, even Gino Moretto.
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Rish presents his time travel(ish) story "Olivia Rewinds." Our gal Olivia and her boyfriend break up, but then she can whatever she wishes . . . just like you.
Note: This is NOT the Valentine's Day episode.
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Rish presents M.R. James's 1904 story "The Mezzotint."
A shame there's no figures in that painting--someone could do a series of videos talking about figures.
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Rish talks about defying the expectations of TOP GUN 2 and A THOUSAND WORDS (warning: spoilers).Then he presents his sketch "Study Group," with help from Big Anklevich, Marshal Latham, some British guy, and Tena Kolakowski.
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Rish performs Stephen King's 1981 short story "The Jaunt." In this dark Sci-Fi tale, a father tells his nervous family how the Jaunt came to be before they take off to Mars.
Note: This episode has been a long time in coming, longer than you think.
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Inspired by Big Anklevich and Taylor Swift, Rish talks about some of his favorite unhappy endings.
Warning: Spoilers abound!
Timecodes (unreliable)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) - 20:02
Halloween: Season of the Witch - 25:20
Se7en - 28:45
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Normal Again) - 31:05
Pet Sematary - 35:15
The Mist - 37:25
Planet of the Apes (1968) - 38:16
On Her Majesty's Secret Service - 42:35
The Descent - 44:44
Also, various Stephen King stories (The Jaunt, Gramma, The Mist), Big Anklevich stories, The Outer Limits, maybe more.
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After running "Eyes of the Panther" a few months back, Rish presents Val Lewton's 1930 short story "The Bagheeta," that may or may not be about a panther that turns into a woman.
Warning: Singing.
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Rish ruminates about Heinlein's Rules For Writing, first readers, and his newest story collection. Then he and Big talk about what a terrible barterer Rish is, and present an interaction they call "Marvin Haggler."
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Oh, and here's a link to the various iterations of "Female Protagonist:"
Digital version
The paperback version
Audiobook on Audible
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Rish shares--against his better judgement--his recent story "Happy Birthday, Mister Cundy."
Ashley is a caring and sympathetic nurse, even when it comes to the nastiest old man on the floor. It happens to be his birthday, and you know what they say about no good deeds.
Warning: Unsubtle politics.
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In a nearly-lost episode, Rish performs "Our Lady of the Shadows," by Tony Richards. An American in Paris encounters a helpful, friendly guide . . but is he friendly? Or helpful? Or a guide?
Warning: Bad French.
Note: This was recorded before I had been to Europe, in case that seems incongruous.
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Rish finishes up his "Ten Thousand Coffins" reading. The Dawn Breaks is pretty big, but there's only room on the ship for either Brooklyn Lisst or the Ledouceur creature.
Afterward, Rish answers half a question from Abbie Hilton, and talks about where the story could go from here.
Note: The sound gets a bit rough before the end . . . but hey, you knew that going in.
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Rish and Big Anklevich move into the Skynet era, as they talk about using A.I. to create (and replace) their story covers.
They talk about a dozen or so covers, and their struggles to improve them. Check out THIS PAGE of the blog to see the various images (or https://rishoutfield.blogspot.com/2024/04/under-covers-2-images.html, if you're nasty).
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Rish presents the third--and longest--chunk of his Sci-Fi/Horror novella "Ten Thousand Coffins." So, there are now three awakened humans aboard the Dawn Breaks, and one vampire. Or is it two and two?
Afterward, a bit about the Skipper, and is it just me, or is Rish more defensive of this story than usual?
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Rish and Big Anklevich get together to talk about the cover art they created for Rish's stories, mostly in 2023. Apparently, some of Rish's past covers were so bad, that even he couldn't let them stand.
Note: There is an accompanying blog post at my blog, with all of the images discussed. Check it out HERE or here: https://rishoutfield.blogspot.com/2024/03/under-covers-image.html
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Rish presents the second section of his novella "Ten Thousand Coffins."
Medtech Brook Lisst has seen the hand of the intruder on the ship . . . a vampire's hand. But vampires don't really exist, do they?
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Rish and Marshal got together to go the annual writers conference, and talk about the highs and lows, the encouragement, the Energon collected, and their brains filling up.
And hey, no screaming babies this year!
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At long last, Rish presents the first section of his Sci-Fi/Horror piece "Ten Thousand Coffins."
Onboard her colony ship, Medtech Brook Lisst finds a sleeper pod that has become a coffin . . . but what will find her?
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Rish does his annual episode about the Lara Demming series, specifically talking about "Bundling Made Easy" and "Here To Help."
Note: Recorded over three sessions in two different months, expect plenty of repetition in this one. Yay!
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