Remo Nassutti

Giveaway! Comment your favorite 20th Century novel, and I will randomly choose a winner to receive a copy of Blue Raspberry.

Giveaway! Comment your favorite 20th Century novel, and I will randomly choose a winner to receive a copy of Blue Raspberry.

This was a great film. Though, if I remember, the american remake was much crappier (unsurprisingly).

Robert Altman is quickly becoming one of my favorite directors.

Amazing friends of the library find.

NEW
LURKING
TRANSMISSION
GET
LURKED
DIE

It took until 2025, but I finally watched the Black Cat.

So cute!

Wait wait wait I copied and pasted this from two years ago there are 17 count ‘em SEVENTEEN hours of The Lurking Transmission for your enjoyment. 😃

Visually speaking, why does the new IT show feel like I’m watching The Polar Express? Everything had this unnatural, over-produced into oblivion look that is very unpleasant.

October always passes too quickly.

It's the Year of Our Undying Queen Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Nine. The disgraced priest and serial philanderer Dr. William Savage has just been resurrected by his ex wife. And he's about to be tried for treason.

Featuring:

💀priestkink
💀toxic m/m/m
💀regicide
💀enemies with benefits

#sludgepit

Excited for another Scythian Wolf collection.

A good run.

(In my film taste) ALICE IN THE CITIES (1974) is one of the most aesthetically perfect films I’ve ever seen. As a new father, I found it particularly moving as well.

I haven’t been able to read much lately, as I often have my hands full with my baby, but I’ve really been getting back into film. The Criterion Channel really getting me through the brutal 2am shifts.

The full wrap of This World of Vile Wonder. The cover art is an astronomer holding a candle, resting his hand on a globe, reading a manuscript. The art is a 1650s painting by Gerrit Dou called 'Astronomer by Candlelight.'

A month until the veil is lifted and THIS WORLD OF VILE WONDER: HORROR TALES OF THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION is unleashed! Nine tales of horror & dread that put candle flame to the underbelly of this mortal coil. Amazon & Kobo ⬇️

He’s my favorite thing in the world.

Brittan and I watched Vertigo last night. At once tense and serene with an emotive score. The sort of film I will think about for a long time. It was nice to see such an emphasis on The Presidio and San Fransisco in general, truly capturing the feeling of the city.

Had a great conversation with Caroline Shea, talking about my novel The Owl Men of Shanidar, medieval relics, writing a Robin Hood novel, & other topics. Check it out!

I don’t post and have fun online like I used to. But, never before have I felt like my country were spiraling precipitously. An unfathomably stupid destruction.

Over two decades of listening to death metal and I still find 90s gems I’ve never heard before. (This one has classic Scott Burns production, too)

Going on leave at the end of the week for the birth of my child. He could arrive at any time in the next three weeks!

I’ve made a concerted effort to quit scrolling at night and get back to my regular reading volume. I’ve picked up THE BOSTONIANS which might be the best Henry James novel I’ve read. Every sentence is so enjoyable.

My crime novel, A Seance for Wicked King Death, is one rating shy of 100 on Goodreads. If you’ve read it, help me get over the mark please! If you haven’t, the ebook is 99 cents on Kindle.

Thanks so much!