Today’s Adventure: The classic story of the boy who ran away to join the circus. Originating Radio Broadcast Date: September 16; 1944 Originating from New York Featuring: Maurice Tarplin; Craig McDonnnell; Julian Noa To subscribe to this podcast and follow more adventures of Flash Gordon go to https://greatadventures.info/ Become one of our Patreon supporters at…
Superman is wandering without his memory and runs into a small town constable while Lattimer’s private eye plots how to find Superman. Original Air Date: June 5, 1947 Buy your copy of Tales of the Dim Knight, http://www.dimknight.com Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to you
The Hunger Games  is the topic of much conversation. Once again a book that began as a big hit for kids has crossed over to the adult market. As someone who has written dystopian fiction, this is (theoretically) good news for science fiction writers, but it raises a question in my mind.  Is Dystopian Fiction…
Well yesterday was a big success in our 99 cent ebook sale. We hit several genre-specific Amazon best-seller list (for Kindle Books and regular books as well.) We also sold our first copy in the U.K. Amazon store in a month! It’s always so gratifying when folks in other countries are buying the book and…
 Christian Speculative Fiction is a curious term. It doesn’t mean a lot to your average reader. Readers are not fans of Speculative Fiction per se. Most will like science fiction or fantasy, or cyberpunk, or dystopia. The term is a real one, however is used more as a term among Christian authors than by our…
10) You’re between the ages of 25-45 If you’re in this overly wide demographic, and enjoyed watching Saturday morning cartoons as a child, Tales of the Dim Knight will bring back great memories of shows like Superfriends, Batman: The Animated Series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman (the 1960s series version), Underdog, and Darkwing Duck. We…
Bill Willingham writing at Big Hollywood mourns the current state of superhero comic books: The ’super’ is still there, more so than ever, but there seems to be a slow leak in the ‘hero’ part. There’s even a term for it, coined by (I’m not sure who, but it might have been one of two…
My wife and I have in the works a series of science fiction stories set in a dark future, based on where we see current political and cultural trends potentially headed. One thing we’ve been ribbed about is that our future is not futuristic enough. As a recovering journalist, I like to make sure…
About Many years ago, inexpensive pulp books made heroes available to everyone in magazine form. Then, along came comic books and television, and the pulp fiction magazines went away. Short Fiction in recent years has focused on one-shot heroes. While many talented writers pen short stories, it’s hard to get to know or appreciate characters…