Had an awesome time at the last one. Hoping I can make it in November

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Pamela is an amazing writer and friend. Cannot wait for this one

Do you like weird, super low-budget horror film oddities like THINGS, THE BURNING MOON, BLACK DEVIL DOLL FROM HELL, and THE ABOMINATION? If so, check out my book HAND-HELD HELL, newly back in print from @terrorvisionvids.bsky.social. You can pick it up here: jburning.bigcartel.com/product/hand...

Every day I'll post some drawings until I don't. This one from 2017 still a fav. Meanwhile the government of my country is shoving 23 billion of our money in AI and still talk about sovereignty and environmental concerns. What a bunch of assholes.

Cover detail from the forthcoming Clark Ashton Smith themed dungeon synth project Arcanist, inspired by the dying earth of Zothique . More info soon.

Needed to see this in my inbox this morning. Hope to see some of you there walking the eldritch of Providence this August. Cannot wait

Spotted at Harvard today. Not great at all at how this nazi is being mainstreamed and normalized. This shit is absolutely not welcomed here. Used water from my water bottle to erase part of it.

In lieu of a complex graphic assaulting your eyeballs with all 18 stories I've had published this year, please consider this one if you're reading for awards: "The Power Company Detective," eligible in the short story category. Weird horror with no easy answers. 18.168.63.88/2025/03/29/t...

Grappling with some serious existential & financial angst today. Friendly reminder I've got two fun books with big ideas out that cool readers seem to really enjoy. Would love for you to check 'em out, too

Point Pleasant: November 15, 1966

Did I make it into @reactorsff.bsky.social's Reading the Weird? Well, not directly. But my mention in @johnlangan.bsky.social's "Errata" did.

@michaelwhelan.bsky.social Nifft the Lean is one of my favorite Sword & Sorcery books of all time, as is the amazing cover. Could you talk a bit about how this cover came to be? Did the brief describe this scene specifically, or were you provided a manuscript to make your own choices? Thanks!

Book of the New Sun prints up for pre-order at greenheron.bigcartel.com for US customers and www.inprnt.com/gallery/jess... For INTL customers All relevant info in the links. Thanks!

NEXT WEEK! I'll be part of a roundtable discussion and book signing with four other local indie horror writers 👻😈💀

José Guadalupe Posada #illustration #woodcut #printmaking #1900s #JoséGuadalupePosada

Interview with me! 😃 In which I ramble about the long-ass process of writing the City of the Watcher trilogy, among other things.

Beyond the simple moral imperative to feed people with no strings attached, I think it's important to consider the beautiful, transformative things that happen when people no longer have to spend all their energy fighting for their basic needs. Life becomes so much better for everyone in every way!

Want to encourage everyone to consider registering for Robert’s performance of ‘Count Magnus’. Whether you view it tonight, or any time after, you’ll be glad you did.

Did a little ink study from one of my favorite scenes in the classic Danish film ‘Haxan’.

Tonight - live to your living room

Tonight’s evening walk listen. Should be great.

Sorry, here’s the start of the thread!

This is turning into a fantastic thread about Peter Straub, M John Harrison, Machen, and weird fiction. Thanks @basicchunnel.bsky.social for such illuminating insights!

Totally agreed

Now streaming on YouTube! Follow @etchfilm.bsky.social for more information.

I’ve got a new story coming to godless soon. “AIN SOPH AUR” Here’s a blurb about it from BR Yeager… "Shelton expertly hauls the weirdness of Ashton Smith and Hodgson into the 21st century accelerationist security state. Suspect everything. Fear everything." Soon…

This trilogy connects with the plot of the Weird Luck webcomic, in strange oblique ways that will be referenced in the next chapter of the comic's main storyline (coming in January). Most notably, the 3rd book of the trilogy includes the last known sighting of Max before his appearance in the comic.

I spent several formative months studying alongside artist Ted Seth Jacobs, who painted this cover, and designed the creatures for the film. ‘Communion’ terrified me when I first read it the mid-90’s. Absolutely iconic painting

We are delighted to share all three books in the Weird Luck trilogy by Andrew M. Reichart. Two are ready and Cannibal King is on the way. We'll ship these three together in November. autonomous-press.myshopify.com/collections/...

#nowplaying Drone du jour.

William Blake, When the Morning Stars Sang Together, 1825 https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1076758

For some reason, I’ve never given Ghost much of a listen. Maybe it’s their new album, hearing Mary on Cross in tons of different memes, or the cool fall weather, but lately, I’ve become pretty obsessed. Always been a sucker for melody, and they’ve got some great ones.

"i don't think anyone has lived there in years..."

So I'd like to not have any books left by Halloween. Starting tomorrow I'll be selling any three of my books for $40 + shipping. If you ever wanted to get some of stuff for a sale price, this would be it! Comment here or DM me over on Instagram (same handle).

Now this is a review! :) theblogwithoutaface.com/2025/10/17/l...

Available for preorder now, shipping next month!

Have yet to read this third volume, but @andrewmreichart.bsky.social is writing some of my favorite independent fantasy today. Should appeal to those who love Leiber, Vance, Dulaney, Zelazny etc.

Time to firm up your plans for Hallowe'en. Make sure they leave room for "Count Magnus" by M R James. A solo performance will be livestreamed at 8pm (UK), which will also be available to watch any time thereafter. Simply register and pay-what-you-can here halloweenmagnus.eventbrite.co.uk

ahoy, friends and enemies! pls consider signing up for the WEIRD PROVIDENCE newsletter which will feature reviews, interview, news, amd, well, weirdness! weirdprovidence.com/pages/newsle...

Dear authors, never apologize for telling us about your new books. People are hungry to support real art, made with the human brain, and the human heart, and typed by human hands. Please scream your work from the rooftops. You are so necessary and you deserve your flowers.

None of us could get a glimpse But all of us did want it At night, above our sleeping heads Our sleeping dreams were haunted

We're so back

Profane Illuminations II: @megapolisomancy.bsky.social on weirdness and open-ness in Langan's LOST IN THE DARK (@wordhorde.bsky.social), Campbell's THE OTHER SHORE (@stelliform.press), and Catling's A MYSTERY OF A REMNANT (@swanriverpress.bsky.social)

A glimpse at a piece from a new body of work. A rush from further out

A free book. Because we were moved to make it. A confederacy of weirdos. An homage to Ligotti. An encrimsoning.

In my interview with Nathan Ballingrud & @michaelwehunt.bsky.social, we talk about horror as a genre of both grief and transcendence. Michael: "Horror welcomes broken people into it." Nathan: "It always seemed to be a somewhat more fundamentally honest kind of literature." youtu.be/xMdZpBlrYww?...

i need everyone to watch this performance of "gigi's hands" by david simmons, a reading which can only be described as the mythical egress point between unknown reaches of manic hilarity and a sort of existential disgust that challenges dimension. you can hear me laugh so hard i cried & saw god.