Monster Science goes international! I recently had the honor of being interviewed by the amazing English paranormal-phenomena podcast “Some Other Sphere”! It was terrific fun and it sounds great and you should check it out right here!
Posted because I have received multiple requests for it, please enjoy this bibliography of the books I read to research “Sympathy for the Devil,” which just had a terrific run at the seventh annual Twin Cities Horror Festival! Come and see my “Demons of the Deep Blue Sea” at that selfsame festival, Tuesday 10/30 at 10pm, Friday 11/2 at 7pm, and Saturday 11/3 at 10pm!
Davidson, Gustav. A Dictionary of Angels: Including the Fallen Angels. Free Press, 1994.
An incredibly comprehensive resource on the absurdly enormous Christian angel-listing tradition; there are far more good angels than fallen ones, which is frankly incomprehensible to me, but plenty of the latter are still to be found.
Hey, neat: Cherry and Spoon, the Twin Cities’ premier theater blog, reviewed my last library show! Check it out here!
The reviews have started coming in for Monster Science’s debut at the Minnesota Fringe Festival, “What To Do In Case Of Dinosaur Attack”! The show has been going better than I had dreamed and I am incredibly grateful. If you’re in Minnesota, come and see it, at the Mixed Blood Theatre, Tuesday the 7th at 7pm, Friday the 10th at 5:30pm, and/or Saturday the 11th at 8:30pm! And now: those reviews I mentioned!
Reverend Matt returns to the Reel Education podcast! It’s a terrific idea – hosts Tim Wick and Melissa Kaercher show a famous movie to someone who has never seen it, and then discuss it with them on the podcast. Before you get ahead of yourself, yes, I have seen Jurassic Park; I was brought on as a dinosaur consultant. It is extremely fun and educational and such and you should listen to it right here!