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Darkly Lit is a monthly podcast that delves into horror literature.

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ABOUT

Darkly Lit is a monthly book club podcast that delves into horror literature. Read along with Kaela King, Jesse "Seid" Reyes, and David King while they try to discover what makes a good horror story. Each month we read a different book or short story, encouraging listeners to read along with us and submit their own questions about the month’s literary choice. Episodes release on the 13th, where we discuss our own thoughts about the book and answer listener questions.

Join in the discussion through twitter @darklylitpod. Or email us your questions and comments about the story. darklylitpodcast@gmail.com


EPISODES


Meet our Hosts

 
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Podcaster - Host

Former host and producer of the Art’s Tree podcast, Kaela leads the discussion on Darkly Lit.

As well as help produce the horror podcast Midnight Marinara and host on Under Cooked Analysis.

She loves reading, especially sci-fi and horror, and even better when it's both, like "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley, and "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" by Harlan Ellison.

Twitter - Instagram - Artist Tree Podcast

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multiMedia Artist - Writer - Podcaster

An avid lover of horror and good stories. Producer and one of the hosts for The Witching Hour Podcast.

While not a heavy reader, Seid joins the discussions as co-host of Darkly Lit.

Exploring dark themes through various mediums from digital art, doll making, and writing. Seid enjoys more gruesome and twisted stories Such as “Drawing Blood” by Poppy Z. Brite or “Let the Right One In” by John Ajvide Lindqvist.

Twitter - Instagram - Website

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Podcaster - Writer

A passionate storyteller his whole life, David got his Creative Writing degree from CSULB in 2012 and has been exploring all kinds of written mediums since. He is the creator and host of both the Midnight Marinara and Undercooked Analysis podcasts, and the third co-host for Darkly Lit’s team.

Favoring imaginative works like “American Gods” by Neil Gaiman and “Something Wicked This Way Comes” by Ray Bradbury.

 

Twitter - Midnight Marinara - Under Cooked Analysis