732: Christopher Linforth!

In this week's episode, John King speaks with fiction writer Christopher Linforth about his brilliantly strange novella called Directory.

In this week's episode, John King and Rachael Tillman embark on a fifth installment of Sylvia Plathery to discuss the posthumous collection, Crossing the Water. Along the way, we manage to mention Beckett, Proust, Billy Collins, and an old scandalous book, Generation of Vipers.

In this week's show, John speaks with author Chad B. Anderson and artist Jeffrey D. Guinn about their new multimedia book from Burrow Press, We Are But Fumbling Creatures, which surveys the history, present, and potential future of the Shenandoah Valley.

On this week's show, Jeff Shuster and I discuss a movie that is either schlock or a masterpiece or a schlock masterpiece. Kiss Me Deadly might be the nuttiest film of the 1950s, one that seems to have influenced Quentin Tarantino and David Lynch.

On this week's show, Jeff Shuster and I discuss two zeitgeist-defining 1954 horror films, Creature from the Black Lagoons and Godzilla.

On this week's show, Jeff Shuster and I discuss two zeitgeist-defining 1953 science fiction films, The War of the Worldsand Robot Monster.

In this week's episode, John speaks with Melissa Crowe about her latest collection of poetry, Abider, now out with The University of Pittsburgh Press. For excellent tattoos in the Orlando area, check out The Tattooed Society.  

In this week's show, John speaks with Kathy Fagan about bathos, pop culture, and of course mortality. Her newest poetry volume, The Unbecoming, becomes on Tuesday September 22nd.

In this week's episode, John and Alex Gurtis dive deeper into Gregory Corso's poetry as part of The Kerouac Project of Orlando Book Club.