Muse from the Orb
orb_museDeep cuts and criticism from the worlds of history, literature, and the generally weird
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I Finally Read... ICE (1967)
This is part of Orb’s new “I Finally…” series, a bunch of short posts as she tries to rescuscitate her writing cadence and address her blind spots in the speculative canon. A few weeks ago, she entered the quasilinear Realm of Unemployment,...
There Was Blood and a Single Gunshot
Barry Manilow is a more recent obsession of mine, but the light (torch?) burns brightly. The wholesomeness and the flamboyance, the way that songs like “Mandy” hit when your whole life cracks open and you finally understand that you are jus...
"THE GHOST TABLE" (1928) Has a Clawed Foot on My Neck
Sometimes the algorithm skips the foreplay and injects the dopamine straight into my carotid artery. Yesterday, Instagram showed me a video by Dinesh Shamdasani, a collector flipping through his recently-acquired copy of Weird Tales, Februa...
Happy Thanksgiving to Solomon Kane, Pulp Fiction's Unhinged Puritan
Kane, drawn by David Wenzel, in Savage Sword of Conan #54 (1980)
As a teenager, Robert E. Howard came up with the idea for a 16th-century swordsman. He wanted to write a hero of the “cold, steely-nerved duelist” archetype, and perhaps was...
I Told You People About ORBITAL
me, on the right side of history as always
Exulting over industry awards is a rare thing for me. Familiarity with the business side of publishing imbues you with a deep, abiding cynicism when you learn just how many awards are corporate ex...
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