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September 27, 2014

NECRONOMICUM Issue 1 Authors and Cover Reveal

Editors Justine Geoffrey and Scott R Jones, along with everyone else at MMP HQ, are very pleased to announce the authors who’ll be gracing the pages of the premiere issue of NECRONOMICUM: The Magazine of Weird Erotica! But before we get to those names, we’d like to also present the amazing cover art we’ve commissioned from Vancouver-based artist and illustrator Michael “Alchemichael” Lee Macdonald!


Our intention with NECRONOMICUM is to showcase transgressive weird-erotic stories that go beyond...

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Published on September 27, 2014 21:03

September 25, 2014

Brand New Trio of Book Trailers

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PLANET of the LUST LARVAE

by Justine Geoffrey

COMING LATE OCTOBER 2014


the much anticipated sequel to Justine G’s gonzo sci-fi erotic spectacular

Orgy in the Valley of the Lust Larvae


teaser trailer for

NECRONOMICUM

the Magazine of Weird Erotica

COMING HALLOWEEN 2014



Coming from Martian Migraine Press… NECRONOMICUM: The Magazine of Weird Erotica. From editors Justine Geoffrey (author of the Blackstone Erotica series & Orgy in the Valley of the Lust Larvae) and Scott R Jones (author of Soft From All t...

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Published on September 25, 2014 19:19

“What’s the Frequency, Lovecraft?”: the Vibrational Horror of ‘YellowBrickRoad’ and ‘Banshee Chapter’

I’m currently reading through the slush pile for RESONATOR: New Lovecraftian Tales From Beyond, up to my neck in stories of dread machines that tweak human perception just enough to allow other dimensions to be experienced. I mention this only to give you a sense of where my mind is at these days. Probably editing this book has tweaked me somewhat towards seeing what I’ve come to call “frequency” or “vibrational” horror in two recent movies that could, without too much conceptual massage, be...

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Published on September 25, 2014 18:57

September 20, 2014

What’s In YOUR Resonator?

We’re down to that just-under-the-wire time for getting in a submission to the latest anthology from Martian Migraine Press, RESONATOR: New Lovecraftian Tales From Beyond. The open subs call ends November 15 2014, a little less than two months from now. As editor of the book, I’m very pleased to report that the slush pile is quite healthy! Robust, even, with plenty of great stories from a wide range of authors (some very well known, some new, all amazing) with unique styles and interpretation...

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Published on September 20, 2014 20:22

August 18, 2014

Happy Birthday, H P Lovecraft!

Here at Martian Migraine Press HQ, one need only take a cursory glance at our catalogue to understand a very basic thing about us: we love Howard Phillips Lovecraft, warts and all. From our authors, who work with Lovecraftian themes in their poetry, fiction, and weirdly arousing erotica, to our cover artists and graphic designers, and yes, our discerning readership (who can smell a weak pastiche from a mile away, the smartypants!) it’s clear: to be affiliated with MMP, you gotta be Keeping It...

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Published on August 18, 2014 14:06

August 2, 2014

Polarizing

Two wildly different reviews in this week for Scott R JonesWhen The Stars Are Right: Towards An Authentic R’lyehian Spirituality. The first can only be described as “glowing”, the kind of glowing that might require the reader to don a lead apron, actually, and that makes it our favourite, for obvious reasons. The second has a lot to say about the book, and much of it in the category of complaints about what the book is not. Now, Nick Mamatas (a fellow who we trust) claims that no one actual...

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Published on August 02, 2014 14:12

July 24, 2014

“Keeping It R’lyeh” Sell-Out Special Offer on ‘When The Stars Are Right’

UPDATE: SOLD OUT! Thanks for reading!

Folks, the thing is done: we are 1 copy away from being SOLD OUT of the original print run of When The Stars Are Right: Towards An Authentic R’lyehian Spirituality, the groundbreaking work of Lovecraftian mysticism and life-enhancement by Scott R Jones. Once this last copy is purchased and mailed away from MMP HQ, only electronic versions of the book will be available, at least until we make arrangements for a second printing (which should be soon, by Hall...

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Published on July 24, 2014 11:39

July 18, 2014

Sex and the R’lyehian

(the following is an excerpt from the chapter ‘The Unbearable Strangeness of Being: Sex and the R’lyehian’ which may be found in When The Stars Are Right: Towards An Authentic R’lyehian Spirituality by Scott R Jones. There are only 2 PRINT COPIES of this provocative title left to order, though the ebook version is always available. Details on how to obtain your copy may be found here)


Sex is weird. Let’s be honest here: when you get right down into the squelchy, heaving, multi-limbed mass of...

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Published on July 18, 2014 08:39

July 7, 2014

Review Round-up! ‘When The Stars Are Right’

Scott R Jones’ When The Stars Are Right: Towards An Authentic R’lyehian Spirituality has been out in the world for a mere three months, but that’s enough, apparently, to get people talking. So we thought we’d round up a few reviews for easy tagging here on the MMP site. Excerpts below and links to the full reviews: see what the Weird Fiction community has to say about the book Laird Barron calls “sly, intelligent, and darkly entertaining. Jones gives Ligotti a run for his money in the Cosmic...

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Published on July 07, 2014 14:07

July 5, 2014

Dan Gildark’s CTHULHU Is The Best Lovecraftian Film You Didn’t Watch…

… and Here’s Why You Should Fix That

CTHULHU (2008)

directed by Dan Gildark

written by Grant Cogswell, Dan Gildark, H. P. Lovecraft

starring Jason Cottle, Tori Spelling


Film efforts based on the fiction of H. P. Lovecraft most often fall into two categories: the loving yet slavish adaptations of specific stories (the excellent silent treatment of The Call of Cthulhu by the HPL Historical Society is a prime example) or the campy “(loosely) based on” goodness of Stuart Gordon’s decades of work. (For...

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Published on July 05, 2014 23:34