A Black Horror Podcast
This week, we have a story from our creator, Tonia, about revenge and werewolves.
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Narrated by Dominick Rabrun. Audio production by Tonia Thompson.
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This week, we have a story of revenge in the South. With vampires!
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A quick content warning: there is racial violence in this episode and if that’s something you don’t want to hear, you may consider skipping this episode.
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You can read our interview with the author on the NIGHTLIGHT website.
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We interview Jennifer Baker, author of Expiration Date, and editor for Electric Literature, as as well as creator of the Minorities in Publishing Podcast.
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nLearn what editors hate to see, how to write stories with characters outside of your community with love and respect, as well as what it’s like to own a podcast.
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nYou can visit Jennifer at jenniferbaker.com, or on twitter as @jbakernyc. Check out Electric Literature and her Minorities in Publishing Podcast. You can read more of her work in Best American Essays 2018 and Everyday People: The Color of Life.
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This week, we bring you a post-apocalyptic story that makes us question who’s really turning into a monster. Our author is Jennifer Baker, a long-time publishing professional, and the creator and host of the Minorities in Publishing podcast, as well as contributing editor to Electric Literature.
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Story transcript available here
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Narrated by Tonia Thompson. Audio production by Jen Zink.
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What happens when a haunted house isn’t just a house after all?
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Also, learn what really creeps out author Evan Davis and host Tonia Thompson.
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In D is for Dancing, by Rickey Rivers Jr, we take advantage of a chill on a hot summer day.
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In Roadside Assistance by Kristopher Brown, we learn why it’s not always safe to drive in the dark, and why we should always listen to our mothers.
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This week, we have a great story about a strained relationship, with a twist. What would it take to make you abandon your partner? What would you do for them? How much pain would you endure? This story asks that and more.
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Tyhitia writes horror, fantasy, and science fiction, and sometimes dabbles in other genres. She began writing poetry as a child and ventured into fiction years later. She enjoys writing both novels and short stories, and her work has appeared in Necrotic Tissue, Lightspeed, and Nightmare magazines.
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If you love Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart, you’re going to love this story by author Errick Nunnally. Penny tragically loses her son, but thankfully, he’s an organ donor. Unfortunately, not all organ donations end well.
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nYou can download a transcript of this story.
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nNarration by Cherrae Stuart. Audio production by Tonia Thompson.
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This week, we have another story from the Percivals universe by Eboni Dunbar. Last month, we met a Black woman in Victorian England kicking vampire ass with music–this time she squares up against werewolves, and we learn the fate of Alexander Percival.
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nYou can read a transcription of the story here: https://nightlightpod.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/The-Percivals-London-Calling.pdf
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Interview with The Percivals author, Eboni Dunbar.
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Transcript coming soon.
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