#f. paul wilson

[detroitlib]

From our stacks: Cover detail from The Select. F. Paul Wilson. New York: Dell, 1994.

[weirdlookindog]

Sanjulian (b. 1940) - Original covers for F. Paul Wilson's "The Select", 1994

[thefugitivesaint]

''Starfix'', #3, April 1984 Source The malevolent Molasar from the 1983 film, 'The Keep', directed by Michael Mann. Molasar was designed by the French comic book artist Enki Bilal. The film's music was composed by Tangerine Dream who had worked previously with Mann on his (much better) film 'Thief' from 1981. The movie was based on the book by F. Paul Wilson who did not like the movie adaptation (to be fair, from what I've read over the years, the production of the film was a shitshow for everyone involved and the movie was cut down from 210 minutes to 96 minutes before being publicly released which partially explains why so many critics found the film "incomprehensible"). The movie was a commercial bomb but eventually became a cult classic. It was definitely a movie I saw repeatedly on VHS as a wee lad.

[coollovebibliophilethings]

Hauntings edited by Ellen Datlow

Title: HauntingsAuthor: Ellen Datlow, Pat Cadigan, Dale Bailey, E. Michael Lewis, Lucius Shepard, David Morrell, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Joyce Carol Oates, Elizabeth Hand, Neil Gaiman, F. Paul Wilson, Jonathan Carroll, Terry Dowling, Paul Walther, Simon Kurt Unsworth, Connie Willis, Stephen Gallagher, Michael Marshall Smith, Richard Bowes, James P. Blaylock, Jeffrey Ford, Gemma Files, Kelly Link,…

[pagingdrmusic]

Some new thriftshop finds!

[candywafercutie]

Drew a lot of genderbends and actually named them. I'm naming them for my own convenience, and bc it's fun to look at baby name sites :'D

Elizabeth "Birdie" Wayne was a hard pick bc Brucine or Bryce are right there, but the nickname "Birdie" to correspond to "Brucie" is SO cute I couldn't pass it up.

For my Fem!Jason, she's p masc-leaning, so I wanted a fancy sounding name that she just refuses to use.

"Dixie" was always going to happen. Idk how she ended up with that nickname in-universe, but it's SO damn cute I couldn't not use it.

"Tracy" Drake is a subtle reference to Dick Tracy :D

Fem!Damian went through quite a few diff names before I settled on Damiah. It's literally just "Damian" with a tall "N" ya'know? Also it's really pretty

Duke -> Duchess is pretty self explanatory.

"Ra's al Ghul" is a title that means Head of the Demon, so there's no need to rename her.

Jeanne-Marie was hard to pick, because Jean-Paul is a very french/christian name, and I wanted to keep the hyphenated name AND those themes, and ultimately I couldn't come up with anything else that fit that still sounded nice. Low key a reference to Joan of Arc/Jeanne D'arc.

Odile Cobblepost because Odile is the name of a famous swan-girl. Bird pun.

Rowan is just Roman with an upside down M :'D

The rest p much have no specific thought process beyond "yay that's close enough!" or "I like how that sounds!"

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

“Let’s see if you can hold this bridge.”

Leverage Redemption S02E05 The Walk in the Woods Job.

[iamtryingtobelieve]

If you still care don't ever let me know

[angela-yuriko-smith]

Historic Return of Weird Tales

I am honored to be a part of this incredible, historic return just in time to destabilize a world view that could use some adjustments. I can’t wait to hold this in my hands ❤ In keeping with the poetry theme, my poem “Lost Generations” is included in this issue. From weirdtales.com: The first issue in the second century of Weird Tales features a cover and new HELLBOY story by Mike Mignola and…

[willypadilly]

From Conspiracies by F Paul Wilson. Just… so weird to see that sack of shit written like this.

[detroitlib]

From our stacks: Cover detail from Reborn. F. Paul Wilson. New York: Jove Books, 1990.

[theahole]

my elbow is killing me.

New listings in my book store:

You can find these here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/talesresold Please read the descriptions before you buy anything!

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😂🔊Now presenting: the trailer for season three of 'Make Some Noise'! Premiering June 24th.

Make Some Noise season three is our biggest and noisiest season yet and will consist of a whopping 20 episodes with host Sam Reich back behind the desk.

Featuring the return of the Noise Boys (Josh Ruben, Zac Oyama, Brennan Lee Mulligan) and an incredible slew of guests: Anna Garcia, Chris Grace, Carl Tart, Ify Nwadiwe, Ally Beardsley, Erika Ishii, Geoff Ross, Izzy Roland, Jacob Wysocki, Jacquis Neal, Jeremy Culhane, Jess McKenna, Jiavani, Kimia Behpoornia, Kurt Maloney, Lauren Pritchard, Lou Wilson, Nick Mandernach, Rashawn Scott, Ross Bryant, Vic Michaelis, Zac Oyama, Zeke Nicholson, Paul F. Tompkins, Talia Tabin, Victoria Longwell, Devin Field, Rachel Bloom, Hannah Pilkes, D.J. Mausner, Malachai Komanoff Bandy, Mimi von Schack, Maame-Yaa Aforo, Sarah Claspell, Ryder Dunagan, Caitlin Reilly, Pete Holmes, Bri Giger, Echo Kellum, Angela Giarratana, Corin Wells, Ben Schwartz, and Ryan Gaul!

[companion-showdown]

Anniversary Tournament

Last year for Doctor Who's anniversary I ran a tournament between Doctor Who stories, and I wanted to so something different again this year. A tournament between real people important to the history of Doctor Who, actors, writers, producers, directors, composers, production designers. Technically it'll be a tournament for the most infuential person to Doctor Who and its development over the years, but really I want it to be a celebration of all of these people, and not just the winner.

To that end, the nomination form, you can also submit nominations normally, ie sending me an ask or replying to this post, however I won't be accepting propaganda through those methods.

I'm thinking I'll close nominations on the 18th of November, that might change but probably not by much

Current Nominations:

if green then at least one person has submitted propaganda for them

Actors

Arthur Darvil

Billie Piper

Carole Ann Ford

Christopher Eccleston

Colin Baker

David Graham and Peter Hawkins

David Tennant

Frazer Hines

Freema Agyeman

India Fisher

Jacqueline Hill

Jodie Whittaker

John Simm

Jon Pertwee

Lisa Bowerman

Liz Sladen

Matt Smith

Ncuti Gatwa

Nicholas Courtney

Pat Gorman

Patrick Troughton

Paul McGann

Peter Capaldi

Peter Davison

Rodger Delgado

Sean Carlsen

Sophie Aldred

Stuart Fell

Sylvester McCoy

Tom Baker

William Hartnell

William Russell

Composer

Delia Derbyshire

Dudley Simpson

Murray Gold

Paddy Kingsland

Peter Howell

Rob Harvey

Ron Grainer

Segun Akinola

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Designers

June Hudson

Peter Brachacki

Raymond Cusic

Directors

Christopher Barry

Graeme Harper

Paddy Russell

Rachel Talalay

Richard Martin

Waris Hussein

Fandom

Marnal Gate

TARDIS wiki creator

The Audience

Craig Ferguson

Producers

Barry Letts

Graham Williams

John Nathan Turner

Philip Hinchcliffe

Verity Lambert

Julie Gardner

Writers (including script editors and showrunners)

Alan Moore

Anthony Coburn

Chris Chibnall

David Whittaker

Donald Wilson

Douglas Adams

Eric Saward

Gerry Davis

Grant Morrison

John Lucarotti

Johnathan Blum

Justine Richards

Kate Orman

Kit Pedler

Lance Parkin

Lawrence Miles

Marc Platt

Paul Cornell

Robert Holmes

Robert Shearman

Rona Munro

Russell T Davies

Steven Moffatt

Terrance Dicks

Terry Nation

Other/impossible to categorise

all the thousands of people who've worked behind the scenes

Michael Grade (BBC higherup who hated doctor who so so much)

Peter Cregeen (actually cancelled Doctor Who)

Sydney Newman

Nicholas Briggs

Gary Russell

John F Kennedy

Sue from Catering

The real historical figures who've appeared in the show

Shakespeare

[chernobog13]

The final form of Radu Molasar, the evil entity trapped inside The Keep (1983).

Saw this in the theaters at the time, and was confused as heck. It felt like an unfinished film that was slapped together and rushed into theaters long before being finished.

That was before I learned that the original version from writer/director Michael Mann was 210 minutes long. The studio, Paramount Pictures, demanded a 120-minute cut for theatrical release. When that version tested terribly with audiences, the film was further cut to 96 minutes, which was then released to the theaters.

A film missing two hours of content? No wonder I was confused by all the plot holes and continuity errors. Of course, the soundtrack by Tangerine Dream, which was louder than the dialogue, and totally incongruous with the story, didn't help either.

Regardless, I'd be interested in seeing it again if the full director's cut was released, to see the story as it was originally intended.

Or I guess I could just read the original 1981 novel by F. Paul Wilson, or the 2006 graphic novel adaptation he wrote.