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davetrumbore.com | Author: "Knucklebones" series and "The Science of Breaking Bad"

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C. Robert Cargill@crobertcargill.bsky.social · 9h ago

Gang, I cannot stress how excited I am for you to hear Midnight Radio. It's been a weird, punk rock, self-funded, dream project. Season 1 is just insane, with a crazy cast I can't believe I got to work with. You've never heard anything quite like it. Episodes drop beginning Oct 22nd!

A lone trailer with a large antenna on it broadcasts from the lonely desert under a yellow moon, with the title of the show: MIDNIGHT RADIO.
Tilldays@tilldays.bsky.social · 12h ago

Pumpkin Enchiladas I made yesterday on my first stream back! Really good, I modified the recipe a bit and added aji amarillo paste to the pumpkin and added more hot sauce and it balanced it nicely into a tasty sauce on top!~ Pepper jack cheese, black beans, onions and pepper inside #food #twitch

Three pumpkin enchiladas on a plate
Tru Skies@trudieskies.readindiefantasy.com · 14h ago

Time had run away from me again, but I couldn’t afford to let it escape, not today... Celebrating the 5th anniversary of The Thirteenth Hour, book one in The Cruel Gods series, with a proper post! 🥳 225 5-star ratings on Goodreads, SPFBO and BBNYA finalist, Indie Ink winner!

A promo image for The Thirteenth Hour 5th Anniversary. Cruel gods demand worship from their mortal subjects in this gaslamp fantasy featuring magical portals, gothic cosmic deities, quaint Britishisms, and steampunk vibes. SPFBO 8 finalist, BBNYA 2022 finalist, and Indie Ink award 2022 for best setting and wittiest character. The book cover to The Thirteenth Hour, Book One of The Cruel Gods by Trudie skies features both protagonists of Kayl and Quen. Kayl is at the forefront on the left and is a tall blue-skinned woman with pointed ears and wearing a Victorian-styled dark blue dress. Behind her on the right is Quen, a gentleman with pale skin, silver hair, and wearing glasses and a dark blue suit. He's also holding a pocket watch. Behind them both is a giant white clock that takes up most of the cover along with whispy-white magical strands. The colors of the cover are mostly blue and silver. There are Victorian-style street lamps in the background.
Stephen Graham Jones@stephengrahamjones.com · 15h ago

today's the day: Off the Reservation's live. so scary, so wonderful, so all-of-it-at-once. thanks, y'all, for considering it (in the Rod Serling sense). wish I had a copy of it here, so I could show it off, but ... here's a couple stamps I got in line last night, that are the coolest:

an elk stamp and an RV stamp.
DrClawMD@drclawmd.bsky.social · yesterday

We're going to be hearing about this pot roast until Bsky collapses and that's cool by me

C. Robert Cargill@crobertcargill.bsky.social · yesterday

A reminder that social media doesn’t have to be “where it’s happening” or constant fights for relevance or even the ultimate dunk. It can be about how good your pot roast turned out while trading recipes with strangers. You don’t have to go back into the hellsite to prove yourself. You can just hang

DrClawMD@drclawmd.bsky.social · yesterday

This is why, as Love Death + Robots gained an audience, I constantly wrote about the need to adapt more sci-fi stories written by women. Out of 45 eps, 3 are based on stories by women. 3 John Scalzi alone has 7. No Butler, Le Guin, Jemisin, Atwood, Shelley, Priest, Cherryh, etc in the bunch

Elizabeth Spiers@espiers.bsky.social · 2d ago

There's a guy in my replies who says he doens't read women because they write well about emotional conflicts and unrequited love and that's not what he wants. He reads sci fi he says. Can you imagine reading sci-fi and not reading Octavia Butler? Or Ursula K Le Guin? Or NK Jemisin?

Tim Waggoner@timwaggoner.bsky.social · 2d ago

“I knew [Tim] could translate Pam Voorhees’ chaotic thoughts and complex psychology in new, intriguing ways, ones that might be more clarifying and revealing than we could ever communicate on screen. And boy, has he ever.” – Brad Caleb Kane, series creator, Crystal Lake Out Oct. 15th.

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Bad Hand Books@badhandbooks.bsky.social · 2d ago

Winner of the Bram Stoker Award. Winner of the British Fantasy Award. Nominated for the Shirley Jackson Award. Named by the New York Public Library as one of the best new horror books of 2025. badhandbooks.com/ebooks/silk-...

Silk & Sinew edited by Kristy Park Kulski — Bad Hand Books

Winner of the Bram Stoker Award. Winner of the British Fantasy Award. Nominated for the Shirley Jackson Award. Named by the New York Public Library as one of the best new horror books of 2...

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