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Chthonica: a podcast on fictional horror
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Host Greg Greene welcomes author Robert Ottone to talk about Amityville Awakens, his new horror novel that answers the question "What would happen to the ghosts if you tear down the most haunted house in America?"
We talk about Long Island mysteries, sociopathic children, lesser known demons, and Robert's own supernatural/paranormal experience. It's a fun chat about a page-turner of a book. Join us!
For the video version of this episode, find us at youtube.com/@chthonica.
Greg Greene and Edward Meehan host a conversation with Michael Wehunt on his new novel NIGHTJARS (drops Sep 29) and Brian Evenson on PHANTOM LIMB, the sequel to his hit novel LAST DAYS! We chat about vampirism and substance abuse; psychoanalysis, hypnotism, and repressed memories; noir, metaphysics, and whether Cormac McCarthy should be considered a horror author. Join us!
Also available at youtube.com/@chthonica
Greg Greene hosts a conversation with editor & anthologist Ellen Datlow and authors Josh Malerman, John Langan, Livia Llewellyn, and Linda D. Addison about the new Halloween-themed horror anthology ALL HALLOWS EVE! We talk about their individual contributions to the anthology as well as their favorite Halloween traditions and the bewitching power of the holiday. ALL HALLOWS EVE drops Sep 8, 2026 from Titan Books!
Video version available at youtube.com/@chthonica
Greg Greene hosts horror greats Philip Fracassi and Josh Malerman in a conversation on having their fiction adapted to film. What should writers expect when their book or story gets optioned? Can you protect the integrity of your work while respecting the freedom filmmakers need to do theirs? What's it like visiting the set where your adaptation's being shot? We discuss all these and more in this very informative episode of Chthonica!
Greg Greene hosts author, publisher, and podcaster Michael David Wilson about his dark comedy novel Daddy's Boy and This Is Horror, a publishing company and podcast he founded in 2011!



