Werewolf Rambles: Recent Episodes
Writing Werewolf
Welcome back to the long-awaited ninth episode of Werewolf Rambles! Today we're discussing The Lighthouse Witches by CJ Cooke and the witch trials of early modern Scotland.
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Today we're discussing why eBay is so haunted, and how this lead to one of the first instances of digital folklore: the dybbuk box!
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This week we're talking about fairy cats and ABCs!
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I went to Edinburgh and bought a lot of books.
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Here's how I've gotten on this year so far with my reading goals, and what I've been posting on my blog this month.
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In this episode, I'm reinventing the podcast yet again and talking about all the latest stories from the world of books and publishing, including the Costa Book Awards, James Patterson, and yet another Greek myth retelling.
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I'm looking at what it means to be human and how we interact as a community by examining the Stanford Prison Experiment, the Milgram Shock Experiment, and Marina Abramovic's Rhythm series, inspired by reading Shakespeare's The Tempest and Elif Shafak's The Island of Missing Trees.
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Tonight I discuss my borderline addiction to buying books, update you all on my progress with Dracula and Jason Offutt's The Girl in the Corn (review out now on my blog!), and I tell the story of the redcap.
This week's episode is a brief introduction to myself and the podcast. Here's my experience reading Dracula, I tell the myth of Iphis, and we delve deep into the legend of the succubus.