Dino Parenti's guest appearances

Dino Parenti

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Ladies of the Fright

Victor LaValle

Bob Pastorella

Stephen Graham Jones

Josh Malerman

Paul Tremblay

Richard Thomas

Alma Katsu

Becky Spratford

Michael David Wilson

Grady Hendrix

David Mamet

Clive Barker

Chuck Palahniuk

Rick Springfield

Chuck Wendig

OwlTail

We're back with another review. This time, it's the much anticipated EL James book The Mister, the first outside of her Fifty Shades series as far as I'm aware. The weird thing about this particular review is that Robb is completely absent. That's right, for listeners, you may remember that Robb said the only way this book was going to be reviewed was if Livius found someone else to review it with him. Well he did. Now we have scientific proof of what the podcast is like without Robb. Good? Bad? I'll let you be the judge.

We're back with another review. This time, it's the much anticipated EL James book The Mister, the first outside of her Fifty Shades series as far as I'm aware. The weird thing about this particular review is that Robb is completely absent. That's right, for listeners, you may remember that Robb said the only way this book was going to be reviewed was if Livius found someone else to review it with him. Well he did. Now we have scientific proof of what the podcast is like without Robb. Good? Bad? I'll let you be the judge.

445 - The Mister by EL James featuring guest reviewer Dino Parenti

In this episode, we chat with author Dino Parenti. This interview is extra special because not only is it Dino’s first podcast interview, but when Mackenzie interviewed him a couple years ago for Gamut it was his first interview! So we are keeping this cool streak going. We get into so much cool stuff with Dino in this chat. We talk about his early writing life, how he got into horror, why he needed a time out to focus on writing short stories, why he plots everything he writes, and so much more. Enjoy! Dino Parenti is a writer of dark literary and speculative fiction. He is the winner of the first annual Lascaux Review flash fiction contest and is featured in the Anthony Award winning anthology Blood on the Bayou. His work can be found in Pantheon Magazine, Menacing Hedge, Pithead Chapel, as well as other anthologies. His short-fiction collection, Dead Reckoning and other stories, was released with Crystal Lake Publishing on October 5th, 2018. When not purging his soul into a laptop thanks to a far-too-early exposure to Stephen King, Scorsese movies, and Camus, he can be found photographing the odd junk pile, building furniture, or earning a few bucks as a CAD drafter. He lives in Los Angeles.

In this episode, we chat with author Dino Parenti. This interview is extra special because not only is it Dino’s first podcast interview, but when Mackenzie interviewed him a couple years ago for Gamut it was his first interview! So we are keeping this cool streak going. We get into so much cool stuff with Dino in this chat. We talk about his early writing life, how he got into horror, why he needed a time out to focus on writing short stories, why he plots everything he writes, and so much more. Enjoy! <a href="http://www.dino-parenti.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dino Parenti</a> is a writer of dark literary and speculative fiction. He is the winner of the first annual Lascaux Review flash fiction contest and is featured in the Anthony Award winning anthology Blood on the Bayou. His work can be found in Pantheon Magazine, Menacing Hedge, Pithead Chapel, as well as other anthologies. His short-fiction collection, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HM93YX1/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=lotfpod-20&amp;creative=9325&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;creativeASIN=B07HM93YX1&amp;linkId=cbdf63e42559b12f2ba995ed9eb88849" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dead Reckoning and other stories</a>, was released with <a href="http://www.crystallakepub.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Crystal Lake Publishing</a> on October 5th, 2018. When not purging his soul into a laptop thanks to a far-too-early exposure to Stephen King, Scorsese movies, and Camus, he can be found photographing the odd junk pile, building furniture, or earning a few bucks as a CAD drafter. He lives in Los Angeles.

LOTF 26: Dino Parenti on Dead Reckoning & Writing Short Stories to Improve Craft