Welcome to Episode 3 of The Tennessee Fats Library PodcastIn this episode I'll walk through Silvia Moreno Garcia's Mexican Gothic. This is a newer gothic piece that was actually recommended to be my the editor of Universal Monster's Dracula Comic a few years back. Unfortunately after reading the back cover on this one I became way to scared to read it and it sat on a shelf collecting dusts.Well last month I decided it was time to get off my patukus and fix that.So after a really enjoyable read, it was time to sit down and type out a LOT of notes about this one (since I COVERED my copy in dog eared corners and pencilled in notes).Although this one is a long one I'll stick with the same format I've worked through on the last two episodes.I'll start with a brief summary of when this one was published and what version I'm reading and then we'll get into the following topics:1) What's the Story About?2) What are the major Themes that Occur In the Story?3) What aspect of this story hit the hardest for me?4) What further readings are suggested if you like this story?Then we'll wrap this third episode up. Not sure what I'll read for the next one. Suggestions?

Welcome to Episode 2 of The Tennessee Fats Library Podcast

In this episode I'll walk through Edgar Allan Poe's The Fall of the House of Usher. It's a bit of a more robust tale than the shorter one we covered in Episode 1 with some seriously different cadence and language, but a fun story none-the-less.

I'll start with a brief summary of when this one was published and what version I'm reading and then we'll get into the following topics:

1) What's the Story About?

2) What are the major Themes that Occur In the Story?

3) What aspect of this story hit the hardest for me?

4) What further readings are suggested if you like this story?

Then we'll wrap this second episode up!

Welcome to Episode 1 of The Tennessee Fats Library PodcastIn this episode I'll walk through Robert E. Howard's Sea Curse (not THE Sea Curse, it's just Sea Curse...).

I'll start with a brief summary of when this one was published and what version I'm reading and then we'll get into the following topics:

1) What's the Story About?

2) What are the major Themes that Occur In the Story?

3) What aspect of this story hit the hardest for me?

4) What further readings are suggested if you like this story?

Then we'll wrap this first episode up.