The final tumblelet turned, behind the wall the unmistakable sound of a real-to-real cassette player starting,

I told you, Montague half screamed, I tried to warn you of the horrors that await behind these walls. Suo-Pod, Episode 605, July 27, 2018, the town manager by Thomas Legotti. I'm your host this week, Anson Mount.

Most people know me because of my day job, which is pretending to be other people, and I once made a very dynamic turn as a frog in grade school.

I won't bore you with the tidbits of those credits,

although the frog was the title character and Beauford goes to the

World's Fair which premiered in the White Bluff Elementary Cafeteria in the spring

of 1982. Reviews were mixed. I also host my own podcast called The Well in which my producing partner

Brandon Edgens and I uncover stories of creative thinking and inspiration. You can

find us on Apple Podcasts or any of the 1 billion podcast platforms currently available

which all have links on our website the well pod.com. Thomas legotti is one of the

foremost contemporary authors of supernatural horror literature.

His works have been honored with several awards, including the Horror Writers Association's

Bram Stoker Award for the collection The Nightmare Factory, and the novella, My Work Is Not Yet Done.

Revised definitive editions of his first three-story collections, Song of a Dead Dreamer,

Grimscribe, and Noctuary, were published in 2010, 2011, and 2012, respectively.

Revised editions of his collections, The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein and other

Gothic tales, and Death Poems, were issued. of human race, a non-fiction work that explores the intersection of the darker byways of literature, philosophy, and psychology. Forecoming titles by Legotti include a collection of interviews and a chatbook consisting of two newly written stories and a Penguin Edition for

both Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe this fall. And if you go to this

episode's show notes you'll find a link to the website Thomas Ligotti online. It was founded as a forum for discussions

of and media related to Ligotti's writings, as well as those of a wide range of authors,

artists, and musicians whose work is associated with the horror genre,

among other areas of interest to devotees of unconventional art and thought.

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