The Storyteller's Corner

Ty Arthur joins us in The Storyteller's Corner to talk about the art of narrative, the borderlands of fantasy and horror, and a little bit about tabletop role-playing games! If you've enjoyed these podcasts, consider supporting the programme by becoming a patron over at www.patreon.com/joshuaofsidius

In this edition of The Storyteller’s Corner, we continue with our limited-run series, ‘About The Author’, speaking with a different kind of storyteller. Vlogger, movie critic, and horror maven most mosh, Sasha, Princess of Darkness joins us for a sit-down. You can find her YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHhJrGdeV9SxriEnOj9yvmA?pbjreload=10 Follow her o

Storyteller Calkins-Treworgy sits down for a chat with author, editor and publisher Alex Johnson, a veteran of the horror and bizzaro fiction fields!

Host Joshua Calkins-Treworgy continues this series of interviews with a conversation with Scott Burtness, author of the 'Monsters of the Midwest' dark fantasy series. With both storytellers living in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, this makes for a Minnesota-rich episode. And don't forget, Calkins-Treworgy's review of 'Wisconsin Vamp' by Mr. Burtness is still up on the show's episode gui

Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy introduces listeners to a short-run miniseries, 'About The Author', wherein fellow indie storytellers come on and palaver, sharing of themselves and discussing the art and business of narrative. In this introductory episode, join him as he interviews Simi Sunny, a YA Fantasy author hailing from Philadelphia, PA.

For fans of bleak fantasy, you can find Mr. Arthur’s ‘Light Dawning’ at the following link: https://www.amazon.com/Light-Dawning-Ty-Arthur/dp/1521201595/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1510332915&sr=8-1&keywords=Light+Dawning If you’d like to support the efforts of this particular storyteller, you can become a patron of the narrative arts by following this link and adding yourself o

Storyteller Joshua Calkins-Treworgy reviews 'Legend of the Red Sun Village: The Crenshaw Serpent' by Mark Swaine.

Storyteller Joshua Calkins-Treworgy reviews 'Holy Roman Empire: Battle of Krakow' by Denis Habulinec, a long time friend and fellow storyteller in the fantasy genre.

In this episode, storyteller Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy renders his verdict on the pseudo-Roman fantasy novel, 'Murder in Absentia', by Assaph Mehr.

Author Joshua Calkins-Treworgy reviews 'Wisconsin Vamp', the premier novel from fellow genre fiction storyteller Scott Burtness.