Glenn's horror novella Goodbye to All That has been published by the Tales to Terrify Podcast, read by the very talented Drew Sebesteny. Finally home from the war, Paul Henslowe finds a new purpose when a woman enlists him in her quest to locate her missing brother. Navigating a labyrinth of corrupt institutions, Henslowe discovers that the war he thought he'd left behind has followed him home ... and his life will never be the same. Read the second Paul Henslowe mystery, Th

Glenn's eldritch-detective novella The Quality of Mercy is now available in print and ebook formats. When a ruthless gangster threatens his old military friend, hardboiled detective Paul Henslowe intervenes… only to find himself working for a client on the wrong side of the law. As a series of cryptic blackmail letters plunges Henslowe into a decades-old murder, he follows a trail that leads him from a mysterious cult leader in the South Seas to a decaying lunatic asylum nest

Glenn's eldritch-detective novella The Quality of Mercy is now available in print and ebook formats. When a ruthless gangster threatens his old military friend, hardboiled detective Paul Henslowe intervenes… only to find himself working for a client on the wrong side of the law. As a series of cryptic blackmail letters plunges Henslowe into a decades-old murder, he follows a trail that leads him from a mysterious cult leader in the South Seas to a decaying lunatic asylum nest

Glenn's eldritch-detective novella The Quality of Mercy is now available in print and ebook formats. When a ruthless gangster threatens his old military friend, hardboiled detective Paul Henslowe intervenes… only to find himself working for a client on the wrong side of the law. As a series of cryptic blackmail letters plunges Henslowe into a decades-old murder, he follows a trail that leads him from a mysterious cult leader in the South Seas to a decaying lunatic asylum nest

Take a trip down the river of forgetting with Glenn and Valerie as they discuss this week's episode of Star Trek: Discovery, "Lethe." Visit the Claytemple Forum to join the conversation, and be sure to check out Glenn's Lovecraftian-horror novella Goodbye to All That on the Tales to Terrify Podcast. #GLMcDorman #StarTrekDiscovery #StarTrek #LowerDecks #Lethe #GoodbyetoAllThat #PaulHenslowe #TalestoTerrify #Lovecraftianhorror #Lovecraftianfiction #Horror #ScienceFiction

Glenn's horror novella Goodbye to All That has been published by the Tales to Terrify Podcast, read by the very talented Drew Sebesteny. Finally home from the war, Paul Henslowe finds a new purpose when a woman enlists him in her quest to locate her missing brother. Navigating a labyrinth of corrupt institutions, Henslowe discovers that the war he thought he'd left behind has followed him home ... and his life will never be the same. Read the second Paul Henslowe mystery, Th

Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A young man goes to a sanitarium for a visit and ends up staying for longer than he intended. Or this one: A very important person goes missing and a naive detective is blackmailed into taking the job of finding him. I imagine the elevator pitch for Gore Verbinski’s fantastic contribution to the cannon of weird fiction, A Cure for Wellness, was something along the lines of “Lovecraft meets The Magic Mountain.” (At the Magic Mountains of Madn

Rooted as he is in the hardboiled detective fiction of the 1920s, Batman has always been out of place in the wider DC universe of Kryptonian immigrants, Amazonian queens, and dispossessed sea people. Batman looks watching over Gotham from an art-deco skyscraper, but he seems more than a little silly watching over the whole planet from space. Hinging a major DC event around Batman, then, is a tough task for any writer, even one of Scott Snyder’s caliber. To give Batman a usefu