The Atlantean Archive: Retro Books & Shows

The Atlantean Archive focuses on books, short stories, movies, and television from the past—especially the 1970s and 1980s. My emphasis is on horror, science fiction, adventure, fantasy, and the forgotten or overlooked corners of pop culture, along with the nostalgia and history that shaped my generation.

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Check out my retro horror novel "Descendent Darkness," available from Amazon: a.co/d/4ZYxW0P

Listen to a reading of the introduction here: youtu.be/FRV3oOyAh_g

My second novel, "Somebody’s Alice," a dark tale of grief and survival in a vampire apocalypse, also available on Amazon: a.co/d/0id8pkaA

Listen to a short description and a reading from the first chapter here: youtu.be/ib25PN5t5Vo

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The Atlantean Archive: Retro Books & Shows

I just watched A Nightmare on Elm Street, Part 3, for the first time since the 90s. I had forgotten that Laurence Fishburne was in this movie. He's credited as Larry Fishburne.

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Ugh. Star Trek has never just been a geek thing for me. Its ideals, stories, and characters have been heavily influential on my thinking and creativity. Patrick Stewart was very different from William Shatner when he came along to captain a new Enterprise, but he grew on me over time, and inspired me in different but equally important ways. R.I.P.

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Everyone I've ever heard who knew him personally said that he was an extremely kind person who treated his fans well. In addition to being an actor, he was also a writer. Some of you will probably know that he created the character of Enik for Land the Lost. Godspeed.