The DMRtian Chronicles, 12/23/2018
A long-running weird fiction magazine is alive and well: A Year of Weirdbook (Black Gate)
Krampus isn’t the only Christmas spirit: Belsnickle — The Old, Weird Christmas (Frontier Partisans)
12 Classic Christmas Ghost Stories (That You Can Read Right Now) (Classic Horror Blog)
E. T. A. Hoffmann's The Nutcracker: An Analysis of the Dark, Creepy Story Behind the Classic Christmas Tale (Classic Horror Blog)
New space opera: Review: Superluminary – The Lords of Creation (Castalia House)
Throwback SF Thursday: Tales from the Magician’s Skull vol. 1 (Every Day Should Be Tuesday)
A lesser-known Weird Tales writer: We Need a Joseph Payne Brennan Retrospective (Adventures Fantastic)
Frazetta viking comic: FRANK FRAZETTA Meets Leif Ericsson (1950) (Davy Crockett’s Almanack)
Strik'n Vikings by Frank Frazetta (Cap’n’s Comics)
More on James Cawthorn: The legendary Gateshead illustrator revered by Alan Moore and Michael Moorcock (Chronicle Live)
There’s still time left to get submissions in to StoryHack: Submissions now open! (StoryHack)
Classic pulp cover artist: 120 Years of Hubert Rogers (PulpFest)
Warhammer novelist: William King Talks the Tyrion and Teclis Omnibus (Track of Words)
Conan illustrations: Some Barry Smith (Cap’n’s Comics)
