Tim Chapman

Halloween Video Throwback #1 | Thrilling Tales A while back, Ellen and I decided to make a short video celebrating that spooktacular holiday, Halloween. It soon became an annual tradition and in total we made eleven videos. This is the first in th...

A while back, Ellen and I decided to make a short video celebrating that spooktacular holiday, Halloween. It soon became an annual tradition and in total we made eleven videos. This is the first in the series from fourteen years ago.

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Oikeiōsis Understanding that we are Human

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🚨 ✨Today we're spotlighting Tim Chapman's work in Studies in the Fantastic Issue 18!
You’ll want to keep an eye out for this one, Chapman brings something unforgettable to this issue.
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Strange but True: Tales from Author Tim Chapman Tim Chapman gives us the dirt on what it was really like to work for the West Coast Detective Agency back in the 80s in this episode of Strange but True!

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I'll be there hawking my wares on Saturday and moderating a panel on Sunday. Join us!

With a story by yours truly.

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'Paradise Lost' is a sprawling artwork defying description. You just have to see it. Visit the institute to see Caillebotte show but expect a surprise on your way: Raqib Shaw's 100-foot-long life's work. Like Michelangelo's Sistine Cha

My column in the Sun-Times today:

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Awesomeness!

Rasmus Jarlov on Twitter writes: "There is nothing to celebrate. Moving from average tariffs of less than 2% on trade between the USA and Europe to 15% under today’s deal will inevitably lead to inflation. Almost everything will become more expensive in both Europe and the USA, and we will all be worse off. The economic illiteracy in the White House is doing serious damage to the West." Stylish Skunk replies: "I have a feeling you have 0 idea what you're talking about. In fact I know you do." Rasmus Jarlov responds: "Of course. I am former minister of trade in Denmark and you are an anonymous Twitter profile. You probably know a lot more than me. For sure."

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Over the coming weeks, we’ll be spotlighting each piece—sharing the unique perspectives and stories that make this issue special.
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This Osprey is so majestic…. 🥰
And in the bird world this is considered a sick move….

Tales of the Fantastic, a special issue of Studies in the Fantastic [#18] - University of Tampa Press Studies in the Fantastic is a journal devoted to the speculative, fantastic, and weird in literature and other arts. The contents of this special issue include "Three Things" by Dennis Kaplan; "The La...

It's here! Studies in the Fantastic Issue 18, “Tales in the Fantastic” is now available! Featuring fiction, award-winning writing, translations, and interviews, this issue is a must-read for lovers of the speculative. Grab your copy at utampapress.org/product/stud... or muse.jhu.edu/issue/54348

Proud to be included with the other writers in this issue. Thank you!

I was asked to contribute a piece to a local art exhibit. Instead of a painting, I decided to do comic strip. Here tis.

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SinC is dedicated to creating safe spaces for writers worldwide because creativity thrives in diversity!

We celebrate our LGBTQIA+ writer siblings this month and every month!

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What if it were possible for a state to ban ALL book bans?

Rhode Island did just that.

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Why Are Federal Agents Wearing Masks? It’s a Threat to American Democracy Masked Federal Agents Are Undermining Trust—and Democracy

If you need a mask to enforce the law, you don’t deserve a badge.
Federal agents are snatching people off the streets—faces covered, names hidden.
This isn’t safety. It’s secrecy.
It’s not America.

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Gonna say something obvious to most: real masculinity defends the defenseless, punches up not down, has compassion, and fights only on behalf of others to battle injustice or evil.

It doesn’t just lift weights and tweet in all caps and listen to Rogan and grow a beard to feel accepted by other men

I am EXTREMELY excited to announce the launch of my all-new podcast!
“Sane(ish)”.
Because “sanity” is in scarce supply these days.
Look for Sane(ish) on Tuesdays & Thursdays, wherever you get your pods!
The one and only Harry Dunn joins me for the first episode!!
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Now that the 4th issue of Litbop is published, I'm getting back to the grueling task of changing my 65,000 WIP from first person to third person. Arrggh.

Jillian, Formerly Known as Frog Girl, by Alaina Hammond Prose, chapbook, 36 pages, from Bottlecap Features. Ryan has a new girlfriend named Ruby. He also has Jillian, a girl he’s known since elementary school. Jillian is about to totally steal Ruby from Ry...

Author friend Alaina Hammond has a new story in bottlecap.press/products/jil...

YouTube video by Rocky Mountain Mike Put Your Pants On Please (Parody of "Take A Chance On Me" by ABBA)

@maryinannarbor.bsky.social sings "Put Your Pants On Please" (parody of "Take A Chance On Me" by ABBA)
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I often see people defend their Conferate flag by claiming it's simply part of their heritage. This is a Union flag from 1864. Part of our heritage is kicking racist ass.