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T.J. Lea
The Writers Mythos
The Writers Mythos is a bi-weekly deep dive into horror writers both prominent an obscure from the annuls of history. Hosted and created by horror writer T. J. Lea, we take you on a journey through the life, inspirations, struggles and seminal works of our chosen authors. With music by Brandon Boone of The NoSleep Podcast, and the voices of our writers by some of the industries best voice actors, The Writers Mythos is sure to be an experience you’re bound to not only remember, but be enriched by.
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5.0 stars from 19 ratings
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“This show was amazing. T.J. Lea and his crew did an amazing job of telling interesting stories about horror writers, their works, and their histories. Even if you thought you knew everything about a certain writer, some how T.J. would find info you probably didn’t know. I’m not sure what happened...”Read full review »
Zombie Jo3 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/30/23
I yearn for every other Wednesday!
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“I love this podcast. It’s hits every chord. My only wish is that it was weekly instead of biweekly but I will take whatever TJ wants to give!”
milk_toast via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/26/21
What I’ve been waiting for!
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“Classic horror is my favorite genre and now there’s a podcast all about my favorite writers and maybe a few I have yet to meet. I love the first episode and am excited for the rest!🖤”
Westiefalls via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/26/20
Recent Episodes
Our journey through the Mythos takes us through the forbidden libraries, past the books of blood, the midnight meat train, the lair of the Candyman and through the realms created by one of England’s most celebrated and twisted minds in horror. A man who seamlessly blended sexual liberty with...
Published 05/26/21
Published 05/26/21
Our journey through the Mythos wraps up a trilogy of terror into the television medium of horror with what many regard as Goosebumps' scarier sibling & the brainchild of D. J. McHale that terrified countless children during the 90’s: Are You Afraid Of The Dark?
Published 05/12/21
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