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Both Jonathan Geltner (Absolute Music) and Gregorio Montejo (In a Green Tree) return as guests to discuss the 2019 book, Beneath the Silent Heavens, by Brian Christopher Moore.
Nested in the discussion of the book, we also discussed typology vs allegory, Noe's Ark, Medieval Mystery Plays, the Welsh poet David Jones, the French poet Charles Péguy, the American tale tellers R. A. Lafferty, Gene Wolfe and Tim Powers, and what makes good fantasy.
What does make good fantasy anyway?
Seriously, we covered a lot in this one, so don't miss it!
Brian Moore's Links:
Beneath the Silent Heavens Angelico Press
Christ the Symphonic Adventure Substack
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Indie author Frederick Gero Heimbach joins the show to discuss his first novel, The Devil's Dictum. This is a story unlike anything you've read before. This is an alternate America founded by evil, satanic pirates where Richard Nixon is one of the good guys in a giant robot suit. If that doesn't grab your attention, then I can't help you.
Twitter: @Fredosphere
Author Website: https://www.fheimbach.com/
Author's Books Mentioned:
The Devil's Dictum
Ronald Reagan's Brilliant Bullet
Buckingham Runner
More Christian speculative fiction:
Mysterion Online
Silence & Starsong
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What are the British supernatural beings known as fairies? Where do they come from? Are they diminutive pagan gods or something else? Scholar and folklorist, Francis Young, addresses all of these questions in his new book, Twilight of the Godlings: The Shadowy Beginnings of Britain's Supernatural Beings.
This show wouldn't live up to its name if we didn't discuss fairies from time to time.
You can follow Francis Young on Twitter @DrFrancisYoung
Author's Books Mentioned:
Twilight of the Godlings (2023)
Magic in Merlin's Realm (2022)
Magic as a Political Crime in Medieval and Early Modern England (2017)
Additional Resources:
Medieval Fairies by Jeremy Hart
Sacred Britannia: The Gods and Rituals of Roman Britain by Miranda Aldhouse-Green
An Encyclopedia of Fairies: Hobgoblins, Brownies, Bogies, and Other Supernatural Creatures by Katharine Briggs
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What exactly is a lagomorph and why do they make interesting characters? Donald Jacob Uitvlugt joins the show to discuss lagomorphs, worldships, Chinese culture, and his book, Jiao Tu's Endeavour: A Furry Sci-Fi Adventure.
Donald's website can be found here:
jiaotusendeavour.wordpress.com
Follow Donald on Twitter as well:
@jiaotuwuku for Jiao Tu specific content
@haikufictiondju for Donald's personal account
Author’s Books Mentioned:
Jiao Tu's Endeavour: A Furry Sci-Fi Adventure Episode 1: The Kidnapped Mousling
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The time has come for the first episode on Gene Wolfe! Wolfe scholar Marc Aramini joins the show to discuss this amazingly unique author. We talked about Wolfe's life, his major themes, how he uses sexuality in his fiction, his intense fan base and much more.
Enjoy!
Marc Aramini's Books:
Between Light and Shadow: An Exploration of the Fiction of Gene Wolfe, 1951 to 1986
Beyond Time and Memory: An Exploration of the Fiction of Gene Wolfe, 1987-1990
The Wolfe’s Lair: Critical Essays on Gene Wolfe published by Ktistec Press (editor) - not published yet
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Isaac Young joins the show to discuss modern depictions of angels and demons and whether or not demons can repent. We also discuss horror movies, Neil Gaiman, George R. R. Martin, Elden Ring and more.
Follow Isaac on Twitter @HariSel57511397
Links:
The Matrioshka Divide by Isaac Young
https://www.amazon.com/Matrioshka-Divide-Isaac-Young-ebook/dp/B0BL1MRVXY
Let Me Tell You What the Problem Is With Neil Gaiman by Jonathan Pageau
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGntACue5RE
Angelic Knowledge and Choice (Aquinas 101)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwJNi-f1NPc
Simpathy for the Devil? by Brian Niemeier
https://brianniemeier.com/2023/11/simpathy-for-the-devil/
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I am introducing a new patron only series called Cauldron of Story where I read and discuss a fairy tale with my wife, Rachel Irber. In this first episode, Rachel and I discuss The Frog Prince, the first story in the Grimm's fairy tale collection.
We start with an introduction to the series and then jump right into the story.
Future episodes will be available to patron only supporters.
Enjoy!
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Happy Halloween! To mark the spooky season, I interviewed the master of the numinous, Tim Powers, about his new book, My Brother's Keeper. We discussed the book, St. Hubert, the power of the subconscious, and, oddly enough, quantum physics.
Tim Powers will also be speaking at Doxacon this year and I will be attending as a guest. Here is the website:
http://www.doxacon.org/
Articles Mentioned:
The Right and Left Hand in Iconography Series by Jonathan Pageau:
Part 1: Mercy on the Right Rigor on the Left
https://orthodoxartsjournal.org/mercy-on-the-right-rigor-on-the-left/
Part 2: St Peter on the Right St Paul on the Left
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Matthew Scarince joins the show to discuss an essay he wrote on J. R. R. Tolkien titled Looking to the West: A Brief Study of Tolkien’s Carolingian Heritage.
We discuss Tolkien's conception of "The West" and what that has to do with St. Brendan the Navigator, Charlemagne, and The Last World Emperor. We also include a brief discussion on Tolkien's disgust with the Nazi party.
Matthew Scarince can be found on Twitter (X) @MScarince
Matthew Scarince's website:
https://thewarforchristendom.com/
Looking to the West: A Brief Study of Tolkien’s Carolingian Heritage:
https://thewarforchristendom.com/2023/09/28/looking-to-the-west-a-brief-study-of-tolkiens-carolingian-heritage/
Articles Mentioned:
Sailing West: Tolkien, the Saint Brendan Story, and the Idea of Paradise in the West by Norma Roche:
https://dc.swosu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2421&context=mythlore
The Death of St. Brendan by J. R. R. Tolkien:
https://englewoodreview.org/poem-the-death-of-st-brendan-j-r-r-tolkien/
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What do wonder and mischief have to do with education? What can Fairyland teach us?
Junius Johnson, independent scholar, teacher, musician, and writer, joins the show to discuss his new book, On Teaching Fairy Stories: A Guide to Cultivating Wonder in Students through Great Literature.
Johnson and I discuss the nature of Fairyland, fairy stories, and more.
On Teaching Fairy Stories: https://www.juniusjohnson.com/on-teaching-fairy-stories/
Author's Website: https://www.juniusjohnson.com/
Books Mentioned:
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke (Both the book and tv series)
Alternate Routes by Tim Powers
Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti
The Narnia Series by C. S. Lewis
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Friedrich Nietzsche and a guy named Bronze Age Pervert want to return to the Bronze Age of Greek civilization to reinvigorate our culture with abundant vitality. The trouble is, Greek paganism, like all paganism, lacks the vitality they so desire. The life force they want can't fulfill their desires. What can?
Susannah Black Roberts, Senior Editor of Plough and Mere Orthodoxy, joins the show to discuss her essay, The Birth of Comedy, which offers a critique of this view. We discuss Nietzsche's misreading of Homer's Odyssey and how Jesus' words to St. Peter about the Gates of Hades are misunderstood by Christians today.
Follow Susannah on X (formerly Twitter) @suzania
The Birth of Comedy: https://mereorthodoxy.com/the-birth-of-comedy
Mere Orthodoxy: https://mereorthodoxy.com/
Plough: https://www.plough.com/en
Susannah also wrote a fairy tale!
The Good People: https://kirkcenter.org/essays/the-good-people/
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Demon snake gods, human sacrifice, and what does Conan the Barbarian have to do with Hernan Cortez? Alexander Palacio joins the show to talk about his sword and sorcery series, Ashes of the Urn. We also talk about story structure, the writing process, and how much power Barnes and Noble shelf stockers have over the culture.
Follow Alexander on Twitter (now X?) @conan_es
Author’s Books/Articles Mentioned:
Ashes of the Urn Series:
The Turquoise Serpent
The Flowers of the Moon
A History of Lost Adventure - https://im1776.com/2022/07/05/a-history-of-lost-adventure/
Conan the Cultural Hero - https://mansworldmag.online/conan-by-conanesq/
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Gothic fiction author, Eleanor Bourg Nicholson, returns to the show to discuss Emily Brontë's novel, Wuthering Heights. We discuss the novel's religious and gothic themes, Emily's background and beliefs and much more. Find out why so many people misread the relationship between the two main characters by tuning in!
Author’s Books Mentioned:
Brother Wolf
A Bloody Habit
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My Brother's Keeper by Tim Powers
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Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were German academics and philologists and are famous for their collection of folk tales, which includes Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, and Snow White. Rev. G. Ronald Murphy, S. J. joins the show to these stories and his book, The Owl, The Raven, and the Dove: The Religious Meaning of the Grimm's Magic Fairy Tales. Fr. Murphy is the professor emeritus of German at Georgetown University.
His bio can be found here: https://gufaculty360.georgetown.edu/s/contact/00336000014RkSzAAK/g-murphy
The Grimm brothers weaved Norse and Classical mythology with Christian symbolism to try to revive these stories to their original meaning. Fr. Murphy and I dive deep into these tales and even compare the different versions from Charles Perrault to Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Fr. Murphy's book is excellent and you can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Owl-Raven-Dove-Religious-Meaning/dp/0195151690
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Author and poet Marly Youmans joins the show to discuss her recently published book, Seren of the Wildwood from Wiseblood Books:
"Seren is born on the brink of Wildwood, realm of shadowy fey who listen and laugh–who sometimes bless and sometimes curse. As she grows into young womanhood, shaped by a familial tragedy tied to her conception, she is lured from home by a whispering mystery in Wildwood, where the supernatural roams freely through time and space. In riddling, often dangerous forests and mountains marked by fallen powers and holy women, oracles, hermits, and giants, Seren finds both violence and balm on a path arrowing toward transformation."
Fairies, demons, giants, and more! Marly also discusses the creative process and how, sometimes, characters appear from the mists of our minds. This potent poem needs to be read more than once.
Buy Seren of the Wildwood here: https://www.wisebloodbooks.com/store/p129/seren-of-the-wildwood-by-marly-youmans.html
Follow Marly on Twitter @marlyyoumans
Find Marly Youmans' other books here: https://thepalaceat2.blogspot.com/
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Richard Rohlin has wrapped a living sword, giants, unfathomable sea monsters, liturgy, angelic stars, and more into his new tabletop role playing game from Strange Owl Games. Amboria: The World Under Starlight is the result of about 20 years of myth-making and poetry. Culture, ritual, and liturgy are expertly woven together in this rich, textured, completely unique game. Richard returns to the show to discuss his new game and why Christians (and everyone else) should play role playing games.
Not only that, but Richard has a collection of essays coming out on recovering the sacramental imagination called Finding the Golden Key.
Follow Richard on Twitter @richardrohlin
Author Links:
Amboria Kickstarter Page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/strangeowlgames/amboria-roleplaying-in-the-world-under-starlight?ref=discovery
Finding the Golden Key - Recovering the Sacramental Imagination Page: https://findingthegoldenkey.com/
The Symbolic World Universal History Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N5s4n_lwB8&list=PLVX4HUUPrIY_M2uZP3yW6EEiod3fGD6FD
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Book Club number three has arrived! In this installment, we discuss The King of Elfland's Daughter by Lord Dunsany. We discuss the book, Dunsany the man, his influence on fantasy literature, his religious leanings, and why this book is (should be considered) a classic. I am joined by Dan, Andrew and John Palmer.
As always, these episodes are available for everyone to listen and enjoy, but only patrons and special guests can participate in the discussion. If interested, then check out the link to my Patreon below.
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C. S. Lewis called Christ the myth that became fact in an essay called..."Myth Became Fact". What does this mean? Well, Cameron Dixon joins the show to discuss that essay, phenomenology, the Divine Liturgy, and how Santa Claus fits into it all. Most of the essays and poems we discuss can be accessed for free on the internet.
Cameron Dixon's substack: https://camerondixon.substack.com/ and his Twitter is @praxisofman
Author’s Articles Mentioned:
Santa Claus as the Hypostasis of Christmas
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The Fount of Knowledge by St. John Damascene
Myth Became Fact by C.S. Lewis
MYTHOPOEIA by J. R. R. Tolkien
Most of the Time the Earth is Flat by Jonathan Pageau
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Raphael Aloysius Lafferty was an author, a teller of tall tales, and a Catholic from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Gregorio Montejo of Ktistec Press and I discuss Lafferty's fiction, his life, his unique storytelling style, and why no one has ever heard of him (or have they?). We compare Lafferty's style to another famous Catholic speculative fiction author, Gene Wolfe. Wolfe even said that Lafferty is "our most original writer". Lafferty's fiction defies classification.
Ktistec Press publishes Feast of Laughter: An Appreciation of R. A. Lafferty and has two new books coming out soon. One is called The Wolfe’s Lair - Critical Essays on Gene Wolfe and the other is In a Green Tree by R. A. Lafferty. Both will be bought by me (and hopefully you too). Ktistec Press' books can be found on Amazon.
Gregorio Montejo's Twitter is @KtistecPress
Books Mentioned:
Past Master
Fourth Mansions
In a Green Tree
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The Aztecs were one of the most bloody civilizations in history. In fact, blood, along with corn, was central to their ritual practices and sacrifices. Without the spilling of blood, the world would end. Lydia Lei, history and literature teacher at Chesterton Academy, joins the show to discuss the Aztec religion and their religious symbolism. We talk about how these symbols were incorporated into the tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I mispronounce more names.
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Guadalupe Mysteries: Deciphering the Code by Grzegorz Gorny & Janusz Rosikon
Our Lady of Guadalupe: And the Conquest of Darkness by Warren H. Carroll
Nican Mopohua https://www.kofc.org/en/resources/our-lady-of-guadalupe/nican-mopohua.pdf - Laat meer zien
