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Hello!
I am Xenophon Vos, a horror author and avid reader looking to bring a lot of #literature to your feeds.
I've recently moved from podvibes.co to be on a more general-use server where I feel more comfortable talking about stuff that isn't just podcasts, although I am very deep into the #AudioDrama community still.
I also read often, mostly physically, but I have recently tried to push myself into reading #audiobooks and want to try #ereaders soon. Some of my favourite genres are #sci-fi and #horror and I specifically love time travel as a narrative tool.
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Hello!
I am Xenophon Vos, a horror author and avid reader looking to bring a lot of #literature to your feeds.
I've recently moved from podvibes.co to be on a more general-use server where I feel more comfortable talking about stuff that isn't just podcasts, although I am very deep into the #AudioDrama community still.
I also read often, mostly physically, but I have recently tried to push myself into reading #audiobooks and want to try #ereaders soon. Some of my favourite genres are #sci-fi and #horror and I specifically love time travel as a narrative tool.
@xenophonvos Hi!
I'm also a horror writer (hobbyist) and reader. I'm mostly reading weird small press stuff, always trying to broaden my horizons though. I'd be up for any horror/adjacent audiodrama/podcast recs. I'm a fan of The Magnus Archives and I'm gradually working through Old Gods of Appallachia.
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@xenophonvos Hi!
I'm also a horror writer (hobbyist) and reader. I'm mostly reading weird small press stuff, always trying to broaden my horizons though. I'd be up for any horror/adjacent audiodrama/podcast recs. I'm a fan of The Magnus Archives and I'm gradually working through Old Gods of Appallachia.
@afb I can absolutely give a few recs!
I'm mostly a fan of WOE.BEGONE, which starts off a lot more harsh with the horror and sort of slows down with it later, but centers time travel and identity philosophy in a way that's really interesting to me.
I'd also recommend [REDACTED], which is by the creators of The Grotto and The Cellar Letters if you've heard of them. [REDACTED] is an amazing supernatural horror comedy monster-of-the-week kinda cop show which is actively releasing its first season and is SO GOOD.
There's also Nine To Midnight, which is a yearly horror short story collection in the podcast format organized by Harlan Guthrie of Malevolent. Each Halloween, a group of creators come together to tell a variety of scary stories with a small amount of lore behind the whole project. I binged the whole thing in 2025 just around Halloween and it was a blast.
If you've got any recommendations for me, feel free to fire back!
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@afb I can absolutely give a few recs!
I'm mostly a fan of WOE.BEGONE, which starts off a lot more harsh with the horror and sort of slows down with it later, but centers time travel and identity philosophy in a way that's really interesting to me.
I'd also recommend [REDACTED], which is by the creators of The Grotto and The Cellar Letters if you've heard of them. [REDACTED] is an amazing supernatural horror comedy monster-of-the-week kinda cop show which is actively releasing its first season and is SO GOOD.
There's also Nine To Midnight, which is a yearly horror short story collection in the podcast format organized by Harlan Guthrie of Malevolent. Each Halloween, a group of creators come together to tell a variety of scary stories with a small amount of lore behind the whole project. I binged the whole thing in 2025 just around Halloween and it was a blast.
If you've got any recommendations for me, feel free to fire back!
@xenophonvos Thanks! I'll check those out. Don't have a lot of audio recs unfortunately, still just dipping my toe in those waters. Haunted House Flippers is a good horror/comedy (emphasis on the comedy), other than that I've mostly just listened to the big hitters in the genre (Archive 81, Magnus Archives, Black Tapes, etc).
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Hello!
I am Xenophon Vos, a horror author and avid reader looking to bring a lot of #literature to your feeds.
I've recently moved from podvibes.co to be on a more general-use server where I feel more comfortable talking about stuff that isn't just podcasts, although I am very deep into the #AudioDrama community still.
I also read often, mostly physically, but I have recently tried to push myself into reading #audiobooks and want to try #ereaders soon. Some of my favourite genres are #sci-fi and #horror and I specifically love time travel as a narrative tool.
@xenophonvos Hi! Welcome to sunny.garden!
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