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Eldritch Girl: Weird Gothic Stuff & Nonsense

Eldritch Girl: Weird Gothic Stuff & Nonsense

por CM Rosens

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Your Basic Eldritch Girl - 0.0

Come and find out what's going on in the world of your basic local Eldritch Girl and friends! I look forward to getting to know you all... The podcast will be weekly, and posting new episodes on Thursdays, starting from 4 February 2021. This trailer introduces The Crows Theme, by Gemma Cartmell.

Eldritch Girl ~ Coming Soon (with Content Warnings!)

A brief look at what's coming up in February, including the month's author interview with L. B. Shimaira, and some hints about the identity of the author (and their book) lined up for March. Can you guess who..? Also - all the content warnings for The Crows (in case you missed them...) Bonus Episodes and Trailers Intro/Outro music ~ 'The Netherworld Shanty' by Kevin MacLeod Serialized Chapters of The Crows Into/Outro music ~ The Crows Theme by Gemma Cartmell This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cmrosens.substack.com

Author Interview: L. B. Shimaira ~ Vampires, LGBTQ+ rep and Erotic Horror

In this bonus episode, your basic local eldritch girl C. M. Rosens interviews author L. B. Shimaira (she/they) and reads an extract from her erotic horror novel, MY LORD, which was, at the time of this interview, published by Gurt Dog Press. After Gurt Dog Press closed, MY LORD was relaunched. You can now get your copy here: mylord.shimaira.com The full interview transcript is available here. MY LORD is a historical fantasy novel set in a fictional European country in 1239, featuring vampires, serfdom/medieval slavery, a castle full of dark secrets, a complex, blood-obsessed villain, and polyamorous relationships. We chat about LGBTQ+ rep in our work, including bi/pan polyamorous and asexual/aromantic-spectrum representation, as well as mental health issues and writing sex scenes. Bonus Episode Theme: Netherworld Shanty by Kevin MacLeod CCBA3.0 CW for mild eroticism (it's a tamer extract), blood and pain, and implied torture.

Bonus Ep 1 ~ The New Estate and Hangman's Walk

C. M. Rosens talks about two areas of town mentioned in Chapter 2 of The Crows: The 'new' estate, and Hangman's Walk. Featuring two short chapters from the 99p novel companion,Folklore of Pagham-on-Sea Vol. 1, 'The Meteorite' and 'The Punch and Judy Man of Hangman's Walk'. Intro/Outro theme - Netherworld Shanty by Kevin MacLeod, CCBA3.0 CW for historic capital punishment (hanging/flaying), historic religious framing of plague/pestilence, and puppets [also the way the puppet show in question trivialised domestic violence for children's entertainment]. If you have a phobia of puppets but you don't know what Punch and Judy shows are, best not listen to the last section or Google it. Seriously.

Author Interview: Stefanie Simpson ~ Cosmic Horror, Romantic Suspense, Kink and Disability Rep

An interview with author Stefanie Simpson, discussing her cosmic horror/apocalyptic Gothic novel, WITWORTH DOOM BABY (2020). We also discussed #OwnVoices disabled protagonists in romance and erotic romance, kink and BDSM dynamics, and ways to reclaim positive disabled rep in the Gothic (and Romance!) through explorations of agency and power dynamics. The fully formatted transcript with images and links is available at cmrosens.com. Intro and Outro Music: Netherworld Shanty Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Bonus Ep 2 ~ The Sound of Darkness

The Sound of Darkness is a short story published in F is for Fear, a horror anthology in the A-Z of Horror series, published by Red Cape Publishing. You can add it to Goodreads or get your copy now! The story is available on its own: https://books2read.com/u/bQVxne You can also grab it direct from me: https://ko-fi.com/s/d275f06e53 And from Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09B5G9MNM In this episode I read the entire short story out and chat about my influences and reasons for writing it. Check out my accompanying blog post for me talking about how and why I wrote it, and if you want the transcript of the story... get a copy of the anthology, and get the other 12 tales thrown in! Intro/Outro music: Netherworld Shanty Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0

Author Interview: Ezra Arndt (writing as Nita Pan) ~ Goremance, Villains, Writing Queerness, and Having Fun with Horror

Ezra Arndt (they/them), [at the time of this interview writing as Nita Pan (she/they)] is a nonbinary, demisexual/biromantic polyamorous and neurodivergent YA/Adult Own Voices writer of the soft, bloody and monstrous. Their work has more recently turned to exploring the slasher-romance/goremance genre, although has always flirted with horrormance in various forms, especially with gothic themes and elements. You can find Ezra’s website here; you can also find them on Bluesky and Instagram. Their first published short story, Life and Death, is available in the anthology FROM ASHES TO MAGIC. The fully formatted transcript is available at cmrosens.com. Intro/Outro music credit: Netherworld Shanty Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.

Bonus Ep 3 ~ Town History with Guillaume Velde

This month's bonus episode is with the elusive Guillaume Velde, who researches the wrecking coasts of England and joins the show to chat about Pagham-on-Sea's museum collections, its smuggling and wrecking history, fairy lights and folklore, and the real trouble with fossils (among other things!) Fully formatted transcript: cmrosens.com Intro/Outro music - Netherworld Shanty by Kevin MacLeod

Author Interview: Maria DeBlassie ~ Hopeful and Ordinary Gothic, Generational Trauma, Brujeria and Everyday Magic

Interview with author, professor and bruja Maria DeBlassie, with an author-read extract from her short story HUNGRY BUSINESS. We discussed writing the 'ordinary Gothic' and 'hopeful Gothic' not only as a vehicle for social anxieties and a process for exposing generational trauma, but also as a mode for moving on from trauma and creating a sense of hope going forward, particularly in relation to telling Own Voices stories for women of colour in the American context. The fully formatted transcript with images and links to Maria's work can be found at cmrosens.com.

The Undead Hour: ESP and the Face

Welcome to the first Undead Hour, where C. M. Rosens, representing Pagham-on-Sea's History Society, interviews medium Penelope Holdfast. Ms Holdfast is the owner of ESP - Entities living Sympathetically with People - a therapeutic service offering counselling for those who need to learn to co-exist with their hauntings. ESP is based in the old White Horse Bed and Breakfast, which is now Ms Holdfast's place of business and place of residence. Future episodes of the Undead Hour will be hosted by either C. M. Rosens (interviewing the living about the undead) or the revenant Clem Wells (interviewing fellow undead and discussing current hot topics and undead issues). Fully formatted transcript appears on cmrosens.com. Intro/Outro music: Netherworld Shanty Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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