More Nomadic Delirious Me

The December issue of The Fifth Di is out now and I have another story in it. I’m quite proud of ‘The Creature’ which has an alien ship crash landing on future Earth and explores some philosophical issues about obedience and truth.

 

I have a couple of stories in older releases from Nomadic Delirium Press which are still available.

The Little Martian is a short in The Martian Wave 2018

 

My mildly amusing time travel story Custer’s Paradox is in the September 2018 Fifth Di

There are, of course, even better stories by other authors in both magazines.

More Nomadic Delirious Me

The December issue of The Fifth Di is out now and I have another story in it. I’m quite proud of ‘The Creature’ which has an alien ship crash landing on future Earth and explores some philosophical issues about obedience and truth.

 

I have a couple of stories in older releases from Nomadic Delirium Press which are still available.

The Little Martian is a short in The Martian Wave 2018

 

My mildly amusing time travel story Custer’s Paradox is in the September 2018 Fifth Di

There are, of course, even better stories by other authors in both magazines.

H.P. Lovecraft’s ‘The Unnamable’ (review)

H.P. Lovecraft’s short story The Unnamable was turned into a film in 1988 and has been re-released. Here’s my review on sfcrowsnest. 

From curiosity, I reread the original work. The Unnamable is very early Lovecraft (1923) and I was curious to see if he had originated the four college kids being terrorized by a monster in a haunted house genre. He had not. The scriptwriter/ producer/ director tacks that all onto the end of Lovecraft’s very short yarn.

But the film is entertaining enough and maybe a grade above awful B-movies – a B plus, perhaps. Not that there’s anything wrong with B-movies. I like them.

Eamonn Murphy