In this podcast Scott Nicolay interviews Sunny Moraine, author of Singing with All My Skin and Bone. Also an all-new News from the Weird featuring co-host Justin Steele!
Show Notes
Author Sunny Moraine joins Scott to talk about their debut collection Singing with All My Skin and Bone (Undertow Publications) including their first work, “Memento Mori” with editor Michael Kelly for Shadows and Tall Tales #2, their many-dimensional author voice, intimacy with the reader, their trajectory to Weird fiction via nonfiction and role-playing games, a dialogue with Donna Haraway (‘A Cyborg Manifesto’), The Body and Feminism, Heterotopia and Holocaust, struggling with writing spec- and Weird lit in Trump’s America, postmodern theory and an unknowable world, Gibson’s ‘Hinterlands’ and Pohl’s Gateway, the danger of intimacy, a reading of ‘All the Literati Keep An Imaginary Friend’ (00:52:57-0:59:44), a conversation of at least three people, ‘writing that doesn’t disappear’, consensual hallucination, so much passion for William Gibson, Mad Magazine font phobia, her story in Looming Low, forthcoming fiction, her serial horror podcast Gone, and her recommended writers including A.C. Wise, K.M. Szpara, and E. Catherine Tobler.
News from the Weird
(01:25:35) Justin Steele and Scott discuss the latest publishing news including the 2017 World Fantasy Awards, new Gamut, Test Patterns, and the return of Omni Magazine.
Please subscribe to The Outer Dark podcast RSS Feed
Subscribe via iTunes
Listen to The Outer Dark via iTunes
Subscribe via Blubrry
Listen via Stitcher
Visit our Patreon page and donate to The Outer Dark and the This Is Horror Podcast today.
Additional Links
‘Heterotopian Choices: Samuel R. Delany’s Triton’ by Jo Walton (Tor.com)
Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor
‘The Long Walk and the Holocaust’
The Gulf War Did Not Take Place by Jean Baudillard
Stories from the Borderland: ‘Hippie Hat Brain Parasite’ by William Gibson
‘In the Blind’ by Sunny Moraine (Clarkesworld)
Pattern Recognition by William Gibson
‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
“Small Changes Over Long Periods of Time” by K.M. Szpara
Grizzly (1976) Body Count (YouTube)
The Willows graphic novel by Nathan Carson & Sam Ford
‘Wayward Emu Tracked Down in Seaford’
Show Credits
Host/Executive Producer: Scott Nicolay
Co-Host, News From the Weird: Justin Steele
Associate Producer/Show Notes: Anya Martin
Logo Design: Nick “The Hat” Gucker
Music: Michael Griffin
Support This Is Horror Podcast on Patreon
- For $1 you get early bird access to all our podcasts and can submit questions to guests.
- For $3 you get access to our patrons-only podcast Story Unboxed: The Horror Podcast on the Craft of Writing.
- For $4 you get the full interview, no two-parters.
The best way to support This Is Horror is via Patreon. How much will you pledge? Go on. Be awesome.
Visit our Patreon page and pledge to the This Is Horror Podcast today.
This Is Horror Books
Head on over to the This Is Horror Shop to see the books we have available. We have a special offer on All Four Year One Books—JUST £10!
This Is Horror Books on Kindle Unlimited and Amazon
- They Don’t Come Home Anymore by T.E. Grau
- A House at the Bottom of a Lake by Josh Malerman
- The Visible Filth by Nathan Ballingrud
- The Elvis Room by Stephen Graham Jones
- Water For Drowning by Ray Cluley
- Chalk by Pat Cadigan
- Roadkill by Joseph D’Lacey
Subscribe, Rate and Review on iTunes!
Help the Podcast, spread the word: subscribe, rate and review on iTunes UK, iTunes US or your country’s iTunes.
Amazon Affiliates
Support us by shopping through our Amazon Affiliate links: Amazon UK and Amazon US.
