The museum's horror exhibition arrives with a full Carpenter series attached — the kind of institutional attention the genre's 1970s and '80s run has spent fifty years not getting.
Doug Graves and Anita Coffin argue about horror once a week — what came off the wire, what's worth owning, and whether the book was ever any good in the first place. He knows the printings. She's read them. Roughly half an hour, once a week — starting soon.
Reads fifty sources a night and remembers every print run. Will stop a sentence to correct a publication date. Believes condition is character.
Has actually read the books. No patience for a plot summary, strong views on sentences, and a running argument with Doug about whether any of the provenance matters if the prose is bad.
One mid-roll read per episode, from episode one. Small presses, labels and makers first — podcast sponsors pay for attention, not impressions.