S. E. Perez (she/her)

Cover of the book “The Last American Road Trip” by author Sarah Kendzior. Route 66 sign in background.

Thanks for coming to Tulsa, @sarahkendzior.bsky.social.

What a heartbreakingly beautiful book.

Alice Lowe’s Timestalker is now available in the US! And free to watch on Hoopla if your public library subscribes.

Photo of “Garth Marenghi’s Darkboard of Mystery, Phantasms Plus Occult” with planchette. Board responses are “Yes” “No” “Blood!” “Bits of Sick” and “Could go either way mate, I’m not Jesus Christ.” Created by artist Jeff Brawn.

Thinking of Garth Marenghi’s Darkboard, purchased for a friend. Was tempted to keep it, but the response to every question pointed to “Blood!”

Broken, ideomotor phenomenon, or eerily prescient?

Thank you so much for joining us last night (wee small hours of the morning for you) - much appreciated and nothing but praise for your book(s).

I adored Man Made Monsters by Andrea L. Rogers - YA collection of connected short stories.

Four books published by Swan River Press: You’ll Know When You Get There by Lynda E. Rucker, Now It’s Dark by Lynda E. Rucker, The Sea Change and Other Stories by Helen Grant, and Friends and Spectres edited by Richard Lloyd Parry.

Four new delights received in the mail from @swanriverpress.bsky.social

Looking forward to Silk & Sinew being published!

Terror Camp | Polar Fan Conference Terror Camp is an annual virtual gathering of hundreds of polar exploration enthusiasts. Inspired by AMC's The Terror and the history of the Franklin Expedition, this polar exploration conference feat...

Happy Terror Camp eve to all who celebrate. www.terror.camp

I love that show something fierce. Glad that we have gotten three seasons, but will be heartbroken when it wraps up next week.

Photo of the 2024 Yuletide Hauntings issue of Hellebore magazine.

The Yuletide Hauntings 2024 issue of Hellebore has arrived - let the summoning of seasonal terrors begin.

Two books photographed: Scott’s Last Biscuit: The Literature of Polar Exploration by Sarah Moss and Antarctic Navigation by Elizabeth Arthur

Some new polar book arrivals this week, courtesy of interlibrary loan and the used bookstore.

Strong “. . . and These are the Rules of the Road” vibes.

Submitted for approval of the Midnight Cat Society, I call this cat “Mo” (caught him mid-yawn).