Can you hear me now?

[eldritchhobbit]

Audio, audio, audio!

* The latest episode of StarShipSofa includes the second part of my three-part "Looking Back on Genre History" article on the uneasy history between Star Trek and Native America. The same episode also includes my narration of Mercurio D. Rivera's haunting science fiction story "Tethered." You can find the episode here. If you

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[shiny_elfriend]

That cookie couldn't be more awesome.

[eldritchhobbit]

Isn't it brilliant! I want one. Or two, so I could eat one and leave the other the work of art that it is. ;)

[sittingduck1313]

In Wacky Nazi news, Kenneth Hite recently announced on his blog that June will see the release of The Nazi Occult. The material ranges from stuff from genuine historians to occult scholars who do bother with some actual research to utter nutcases who are just making up stuff. From what he says, there's not going to be any in-text markers as to which is which, so you'd be on your own with that. One aspect that may interest you is that he slips in some Lovecraft references (The Temple being one obvious source, but others as well).

[eldritchhobbit]

Oooh, interesting indeed! Thank you for the heads up! I love the mix of historians/scholars/nutcases without a guide to tell one from another. That's a game all its own, LOL! Thanks for the heads up!

[litlover12]

Congrats on all your accomplishments. And I love that cookie!

[eldritchhobbit]

Thank you so much! Isn't that cookie brilliant?

[ext_1253632]

The cookie goes on the list of essential things I never realized the world was missing along with Two Gentlemen of Lebowski.

[eldritchhobbit]

ROFLOL! Soooo true. *nods vigorously*

[cookiefleck]

Congrats and congrats and oh that cookie, hah!

[eldritchhobbit]

Aw, thank you so much! Isn't that cookie a hoot?