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Sudapod episode

784 in November 12th, 2021

This week's story American remake of a Japanese ghost story by lead barren and red by Caitlin's of Inavitch

Hey folks, I'm Alistair your host. Welcome to the show. This week we have a story from lead barren

one of the most vital and interesting voices in contemporary horror

Barren is an American author and poet much of whose work falls within horror and noir and dark fantasy

He's been the managing editor of the online literary magazine Malik review amongst many other things and his work has appeared here before

It is extraordinary in its

Grounded pragmatic approach to horror and lead is one of the many many voices. I'm always happy to hear

Your reader for this week is Caitlin's of Inavitch. Caitlin is a former marine intelligence officer and current

SFF writer living in Japan with her spouse and four kids

She is a graduate of viable paradise and an associate editor at podcasting

A first story was published in silicon steel a queer speculative adventure anthology

And you can find more of her work at cost of wonders and earlier this year on pseudopod with the phenomenal the child feast of heradins sack

So we have a story for you and we promise you it's true

American remake of a Japanese ghost story

written by layered barren narrated by Caitlin's of Inavitch

There's a curse in folklore known as a gash

That's when a witch or a fairy or the supernatural entity of your choice

compels a hapless mortal to undertake duties on the creature's behalf

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