HeyJaredMechanical Pulp
Fiction, poetry, thoughts. Posts when the dopamine hits. Your mileage may vary, or your money back.
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Lisa Kuznak and Gavin Torvik Have A Chat! (opens the original)
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Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors Ian Barr (aka Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Recording) and Lisa Kuznak yack with Gavin Torvik (aka 69books_suck69 on IG) about writing, vintage SFF, the creative process, life, books, and other things!Go to his Instagram for his book reviews!(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)We also upload to YouTube so you
Kuznak, Barr, and Chris Daniels Talk Horror etc (opens the original)
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Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors Ian Barr and Lisa Kuznak yack with resident splatterpunk (and other things!) author about lots of stuff, especially horror movies and things like that. As usual, we do ramble, but it’s a ton of fun!Go to his ‘stack and SUBSCRIBE!(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)<a href="https://youtube.com/@mechanicalpulp?si=grsEZqnhv4Nks0kB"
Kuznak and Barr part six! (opens the original)
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Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors Ian Barr and Lisa Kuznak yack about books, movies, animation, Are You Afraid of the Dark, and—well, we ramble.(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)Shout-outs this episode go out to and 69books_suck69 aka Gavin Torvik over on Instagram. Check ‘em out!<a href="https://youtube.
Lisa Kuznak and Ian Barr Live Part Five! (opens the original)
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Hi! Your favourite Canadian indie scifi/fantasy authors Ian Barr and Lisa Kuznak yack about the importance of physical media, music and memories, books, writing, family stuff, and—well, we ramble.(Just a heads up, we cuss a bit. Mature audiences only.)We also upload to YouTube so you can head on over and listen
Films Aren't Books (and vice versa) (opens the original)
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This isn’t going to be a rant about adaptations—we all know about those. I’m talking storytelling, and how to not let one medium influence another (too much.) So that’s the basic premise of the post, now let’s get on with it.<img alt="
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