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Author of novel & comic COMPLETE DARKNESS - @denofgeek top book amzn.to/37pSxlX 1/2 of @hostsintheshell podcast. Click link below… Views personal.
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HOSTS IN THE SHELL A cyberpunk podcast

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By Matt Adcock
| darkmatt.blogspot.com
HOSTS IN THE SHELL A cyberpunk podcast by Matt (@cleric20) Adcock & Jon (@RichterWrites) Richter @cleric20 ðŸ¦¾ #HostsintheShell ♬ original sound - Matt Adcock IT’S JUDGEMENT DAY… No, not because Skynet has finally gone online (give it time), but because Hosts In The Shell Season 3 is almost here.
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Dissociation Delirium review (and Phil Stitelmann interview)

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By Matt Adcock
| darkmatt.blogspot.com
Dissociation Delirium Phil Stitelmann (@Phil_Stit) Reviewed by Matt Adcock (@cleric20) There’s a particular flavour of cyberpunk that doesn’t care about neon cool, trench coats, or whether your katana glows in the dark. It just wants to drag you face-first through a poison corporate sewer and leave your nervous system twitching in an alley somewhere behind a biotech nightclub. Phil Stitelmann’s Dissociation Delirium is very much that. Be warned: This is mean little fiction.
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Neon Shocks & Nic Parker Interview

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By Matt Adcock
| darkmatt.blogspot.com
Nic Parker (https://www.facebook.com/nic.parker007) Reviewed by Matt (@Cleric20) Adcock This book is less a collection and more a grab-bag of nightmares, an eclectic run of horror shorts that refuse to sit neatly in one coffin, if you will. This isn’t about one flavour of fear. Parker skips between supernatural chillers, grotesque body horror, strange little reality fractures and straight-up unsettling weirdness with the confidence of someone who knows the genre inside out.
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