• 18 - Fangoria Magazine with Daniel Kraus

  • Nov 22 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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18 - Fangoria Magazine with Daniel Kraus

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  • On episode 18 of Our First Fears, NY Times and USA Today bestselling author, Daniel Kraus joins me in a conversation about Fangoria Magazine – the tentpole horror movie publication that debuted in the late 1970s and quickly became a shocking staple on magazine stands and in bookshops due to the gory horror makeup effects and grody titles displayed on its covers.

    Daniel Kraus is the co-creator of The Shape of Water with Guillermo Del Toro, the co-author of The Living Dead with George A. Romero, and the author of the Bram Stoker Award winner They Stole Our Hearts, part two of his eery middle-grade Teddies Saga trilogy. 

    Daniel’s recent book, Whalefall, has been making big waves. Thrilling, grotesque, and heart-punching, it’s a science-based story about a young scuba diver who is swallowed by a whale, and what he must do if he hopes to escape. You’re gonna wanna read this one. Trust me.  

    Follow the Our First Fears podcast on social media sites @ourfirstfears.

    And feel free to reach out at ourfirstfears@gmail.com. 

    Also, check out my own socials:

    @danpoblox on Instagram 

    @danpoblocki on Twitter/X. 

    (Content warning: language, talk about gory magazine covers, and intense make-up effect images)
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