Authors J.A. Ironside and M.E. Vaughan talk about books, films and all aspects of speculative fiction, from the nuts and bolts of writing it, to its (occasionally) obscure origins.
Continuing their spooky October theme, this weeks the dragons look at horror of the mundane rather than supernatural kind. A large segment of horror f...
Continuing on the Spook-tober theme, this week the dragons take a look at a classic trope in gothic and horror fiction: possession. Made more popular ...
In this second episode of the dragons' spooky-a-thon, Jules and Madeleine take a look at a selection of the most haunted buildings in Britain and Irel...
It's October! 'Tis the season - the spooky season :) Kicking off this year's run up to Samhain/ Hallowe'en, Jules and Madeleine revisit the subject of...
Everyone is familiar with the expression 'be careful what you wish for' but how many people recall the folkloric figure whence such warnings originate...
Everyone is familiar with the expression 'be careful what you wish for' but how many people recall the folkloric figure whence such warnings originate...
This week, the dragons are delighted to welcome special guest Elijah Menchaca. Elijah's debut novel - They Met in a Tavern - explores the complexities...
Continuing on from last week's episode, Jules and Madeleine pick up the thread on how parents affect who a person grows to be, and how this can be uti...
Both in real life and in fiction, parental figures are the most important early relationship any of us form. Even by dint of being entirely absent, pa...
The dragons have discussed how a thinly characterised 'female warrior' has become a slightly cringey trope in previous episodes. This week, Jules and ...