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Listen to my interview with Barry Eva on A Book and a Chat radio show dated 7-9-19. #radio

MADNESS HEART RADIO

MADNESS HEART RADIO - Listen to my interview on Madness Heart Radio with host John Baltisberger. My first appearance on his podcast will go live on 8-2-19 so check it out. We discussed where inspiration comes from/ and processes to create horror. John is also the publisher and editor of Madness Heart Press. You can enjoy posts such as movie reviews, author interviews, and book/ short story reviews on his site.
#radio #horrorfiction  #amwriting #darkfantasy #amblogging #sciencefiction

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Tales for the Campfire available now on Amazon!

Tales for the Campfire available now on Amazon!https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q4Z32VP#horrorfiction #paranormal #darkfantasy #sciencefiction#postapocalypticfiction

CHACO CANYON EMPIRE

CHACO CANYON EMPIRE - An ancient civilization once flourished in a remote area of northwestern New Mexico, from approximately 800 AD to 1300 AD. These people possessed advancements on par with the greatest “lost” civilizations: Romans, Druids, Aztecs, Egyptians, and the Mayans. But at the time, did all roads lead to Chaco Canyon? Yes, they did. And here’s why. Chacoans built multi-story “great houses” 40 feet tall, round partially-buried rooms known as kivas, water management features, and a vast system of roads, some headed to nowhere. But that’s not even the most impressive point. As verified by NASA’s multispectral scanning, these roads and buildings were based on sophisticated understanding of astronomy, such as cycles of the sun, moon and stars. The complex is impressive all on its own. What’s not readily apparent in the ruins is its position as a network of societies. Archaeology has unearthed evidence of: cylindrical pots and cacao beans from the Yucatan Peninsula, copper bells from northern Mexico, abalone from the Pacific Ocean, turquoise from Arizona and California, macaw feathers from Mexico, chert and obsidian from everywhere in New Mexico and pottery designs from every Puebloan society across the Four Corners. Based on DNA excavated from a crypt, researchers discovered family lines were passed down from women, probably elite status in leadership roles. So surprisingly, this wasn’t a kingdom passed down from father to son, it was a matriarchy inherited through female lineage. Columbus never discovered America, and Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth Rock much later than this. Coronado walked this way first, riding horseback on dirt footpaths broken in by Native Americans. Later, a covered wagon train crossed the Continental Divide via El Camino Real, and then first cars sped down Route 66 and now, electric cars glide in silence, down the I-40 freeway. Every young man looks down the long road and wonders, could I make it there? I’m sure the first Puebloans, conquistadores, colonists and homesteaders had the same feeling. 



https://chadschimke.blogspot.com/2019/07/chaco-canyon-empire.html
https://chadschimke.blogspot.com/2018/09/route-66.html
https://chadschimke.blogspot.com/2018/08/boca-negra-canyon-most-people-dont-know.html
https://chadschimke.blogspot.com/2018/04/death-comes-for-archbishop.html
https://chadschimke.blogspot.com/2015/04/acoma-pueblo-by-chad-schimke.html
https://chadschimke.blogspot.com/2014/10/santa-fe-plaza.html



  








  

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty 1971

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty 1971
Two priests attempt to exorcise a demon from the 12 year old daughter of a famous actress.
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The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft (1928)

The Call of Cthulhu by H.P. Lovecraft
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft (1928)
A writer working on a manuscript discovers a cult that worships the Great Old Ones and awaits the return of a monstrous being.
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PANIC ROOM RADIO SHOW

PANIC ROOM RADIO SHOW – Listen live to authors from the recently published Tales for the Camp Fire on Panic Room Radio! The lineup includes Jeff Seeman, Gene O'Neill, L.s. Johnson, Chad Schimke and Loren Rhoads. The date is Thursday 7-18-19 and the time is 9:30 PM Central/ 7:30 PM Pacific. This is a special presentation with horror short stories included in the TftCF anthology. Profits will benefit the victims of the November 2018 Camp Fire in Northern California. If you can’t make the live show, check back for the podcast at a later time. Click the ‘radio’ tag at the bottom of the post for all past interviews, which are also uploaded to Podbean.
#radio #horrorfiction  #amwriting #darkfantasy #amblogging #sciencefiction
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A BOOK AND A CHAT RADIO SHOW

A BOOK AND A CHAT RADIO SHOW - Listen to my live radio interview on Barry Eva’s program ‘A Book and a Chat’ on Tuesday July 9th at 6:30 ET / 3:30 PT for my third appearance on the show. The topic will be the release of Tales for the Camp Fire, featuring my short story entitled ‘Vivified’.


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UNCLE SAM

UNCLE SAM - Oft cited as one of the worst examples of the horror comedy genre, Uncle Sam is actually a very enjoyable movie. Be prepared for gory slasher scenes and a creative take on the July 4th holiday. William Lustig is the director of Uncle Sam, Maniac, Vigilante and Maniac Cop.  The latter (Maniac Cop) has simple effects, a straightforward screenplay, effective acting (Bruce Campbell from The Evil Dead), spawned two sequels (Maniac Cop 2, Badge of Silence) and has become a cult classic.  Wondering what to do this holiday? It’s always a good time for a horror movie!

UNCLE SAM MOVIE