Collier-priestess_of_Delphi
Nov 13
Posted on November 13, 2012. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
About
The Teeming Brain explores news, trends, and developments in religion, horror, science fiction, fantasy, the paranormal, creativity, consciousness, and culture. It also tracks apocalyptic and dystopian trends in science, technology, politics, ecology, economics, the media, the arts, education, and society at large. Its founder and primary author is Matt Cardin.
Subscribe
Or subscribe via RSS using your favorite reader:
Search this site
Support Us
If you enjoy The Teeming Brain's ongoing exploration, please consider making a donation to help defray the time and costs associated with this project.
OPTION 1: You can make a recurring (and voluntary) monthly donation of $3:
OPTION 2: You can make a one-time donation in any amount you choose:
Whichever option you choose, be sure to subscribe (for free) to our blog updates as well. See above. And thank you sincerely for your support!
-
Recent Posts
Topics
- Arts & Entertainment (328)
- Columns (82)
- Aliens Above, Ghosts Below (3)
- Cinema Purgatorio (17)
- De Umbris Idearum (20)
- Echoes from Hades (6)
- Liminalities (13)
- Monstrous Singularities (4)
- Sparking Neurones (11)
- The Extinction Papers (3)
- Visions, Dreams, and Visitations (4)
- Economy (81)
- Education (46)
- Environment & Ecology (27)
- Government & Politics (41)
- Health & Medicine (11)
- Internet & Media (55)
- Paranormal (80)
- Personal Development (3)
- Podcasts (2)
- Psychology & Consciousness (103)
- Religion & Philosophy (161)
- Science & Technology (64)
- Society & Culture (132)
- Teeming Links (86)
- The Teeming Brain (14)
- Uncategorized (3)
- Writing & Creativity (63)
Tag Cloud
apocalypse watch art Books capitalism Christianity climate change collapse college Consciousness daemonic creativity Dystopia Frankenstein h. p. lovecraft H.P. Lovecraft history horror Humor interviews language literature matt cardin mind and media Morris Berman movies music paranormal Parapsychology peak fossil fuels psychedelics Publishing Ray Bradbury reading religion religion and horror Robert Anton Wilson Science Fiction scientism short films Sleep Paralysis social media surveillance technopoly television Thomas Ligotti UFOsTop Posts & Pages
- Shadow Visitors: Sleep paralysis and discarnate "dark ones"
- Real Succubus Tales: Sleep Paralysis and the Genesis of Erotic Horror
- Interview with Thomas Ligotti
- Is this psychedelic substance a real-world version of the Matrix's "red pill"?
- How to read Lovecraft: A practical beginner's guide
- Horror for the Holidays: Santa, Krampus, and the Dark Divine
- Interview with Gary Lachman
- Legacy's End: The Rise and Fall of the UCLA Parapsychology Lab
- H.P. Lovecraft, DMT, and the mysteries of the pineal gland
- Interview with me at Sublime Horror about horror, theology, and TO ROUSE LEVIATHAN
Free E-book
The Teem on the Net
MATT CARDIN
Matt Cardin.com
JASON V. BROCK
JaSunni Productions
Name3less Magazine
Facebook
Twitter
RICHARD GAVIN
RichardGavin.net
Facebook
T. E. GRAU
The Cosmicomicon
Facebook
RYAN HURD
Dream Studies
Facebook
Twitter
DAVID METCALFE
Liminal Analytics
The Eyeless Owl
Facebook
Twitter
DR. BARRY E. TAFF
BarryTaff.net
STUART YOUNG
Blog
FacebookPraise for the Teem
FOR MATT CARDIN:
"[Dark Awakenings is] a thinking-man's book of the macabre...Cardin's tales are rich with references to Lovecraft, Nietzsche, and other writers whose work gives them unusual philosophic depth." – Publishers Weekly
“Matt Cardin ranks among the foremost authors of contemporary American horror.” – Laird Barron
“It’s a bold writer who, in this day and age, tries to make modern horror fiction out of theology, but Cardin pulls it off.” – Darrell Schweitzer
“In the tradition of Poe and Lovecraft, Cardin's accomplishments as a writer are paralleled by his expertise as a literary critic and theorist.” – Thomas Ligotti
“Matt Cardin is one of those rare horror authors who is also a true scholar and intellectual.” – Jack Haringa
FOR RICHARD GAVIN:
"Literate horror fans who have yet to encounter Canadian author Richard Gavin are in for a treat. The lyrical prose is often at a higher level than usual presentations of otherworldly demons and malevolent forces." – Publishers Weekly
"Richard Gavin is one of the bright new stars in contemporary weird fiction. His richly textured style, deft character portrayal, and powerful horrific conceptions make every one of his tales a pleasure to read." – S. T. Joshi
"Gavin's storytelling can be masterly. As with Machen and Blackwood at their best, an epiphany or illumination is achieved, though Gavin's mysticism is darker and distinctly his own." – Wormwood
FOR STUART YOUNG:
"No one can accuse Stuart Young of avoiding the big issues -- with insight and verve, he tackles head-on the existence of God, the mystery of human consciousness and the transformative effects of psychedelic drugs." – Mark Chadbourne
"Wow, what an impressive story ... [The Mask Behind the Face is] ambitious, in fact downright audacious." – T.E.D. Klein
Idea Factories
- 3 Quarks Daily
- Adbusters
- AlterNet
- Arts & Letters Daily
- Big Think
- Boston Review
- Brainstorm: Ideas and Culture
- CATALYST magazine
- Centre for Research on Globalisation
- City Journal
- Cosmos magazine
- Counterpunch
- Daly Grail
- Disinfo.com
- Dissent magazine
- Evolutionary Landscapes
- Farnam Street
- First Things
- Fortean Times
- H+ Magazine
- Harvard Gazette
- Image of the World
- io9
- LiveScience
- Longform
- Longreads
- MIT Technology Review
- Mother Board
- Mysterious Universe
- Nature
- New Dawn magazine
- New Statesman
- On Being
- openDemocacy
- Pacific Standard
- Philosophy Now
- Project Syndicate
- Psypost
- Reality Sandwich
- Religion Dispatches
- Scientific American
- Scientism Central
- Seven Pillars House of Wisdom
- Shamabala Sun
- Signs of the Times
- Smart Pop Books
- Spiegel Online
- Spiked
- Standpoint
- TED
- The American
- The American Prospect
- The American Scholar
- The Atlantic
- The Baffler
- The Browser
- The Chronicle of Higher Education
- The Chronicle Review
- The Economist
- The Extraenvironmentalist
- The Gralien Report
- The Hedgehog Review
- The Immanent Frame
- The Lovecraft News Network
- The Millions
- The Nation
- The New Criterion
- The New Inquiry
- The New York Review of Books
- The New Yorker
- The Spectator
- The Spirit of Things
- The Walrus
- The Wilson Quarterly
- Thirty Two Magazine
- Truthdig
Teeming Brains
- Anthony Peake
- Brain Pickings
- Clusterfuck Nation
- Dark Ages America (Morris Berman)
- Douglas Rushkoff
- Erik Davis: Techgnosis
- Evil Deeds
- Expanding Mind
- Forteana
- Immanence
- Lateral Action
- Mirage Men: Folklore and Deception in the UFO Age
- Nature Bats Last
- Overweening Generalist
- Prometheus Unbound
- Psychedelic Salon
- RAWIllumination.net
- SF Signal
- Skeptiko: Science at the Tipping Point
- Supreme Boundless Way
- The 2012 Diaries
- The Archdruid Report
- The Eyeless Owl
- The Leibowitz Society
- The Secret Sun
- Theofantastique
- Thought Economics
- Transcendent TV and Media
- Zen Habits
Leave a Comment
Comments (0)