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Showing posts with label Season13. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Season13. Show all posts
Monday, May 17, 2021

Season 13, Episode 10: Bloodstone, Part III and Season Wrap-Up!

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Hail, Cromrades! We return for a final discussion of 'Bloodstone' and wrap up our season on the Left-Handed Path ! We mention Brian ...
Friday, April 23, 2021

Season 13 Episode 9: A Conversation with John F. Mayer

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  Welcome back, Cromrades! This episode is special for us, we have a nearly two hour conversation with John F. Mayer, a friend of Karl Edwa...
Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Season 13 Episode 8: Bloodstone Part Two

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  Greetings, Cromrades! Today, The Cromcast Crew returns with a further analysis of "Bloodstone" by Karl Edward Wagner in part t...
Monday, February 15, 2021

Season 13, Episode 6: Sing A Last Song of Valdese

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  Welcome back, Cromrades! The winter is long and cold, and we have a chilling tale of vengeance for you to read in this season of darkne...
Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Season 13, Episode 5: Lynortis Reprise

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Greetings, Cromrades and welcome back to Season 13 of The Cromcast. On deck today, Karl Edward Wagner and story of the pain and sorrow of W...
Friday, December 11, 2020

Season 13, Episode 3 - The Dark Muse

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Hail, Cromrades! This week we summon the Goddess of Dreams to inspire the greatest podcast in all of history! Or at least, we read Karl E...
Wednesday, November 25, 2020

Season 13, Episode 2- Two Suns Setting

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The Cromcast is back for a look at another Karl Edward Wagner tale, this time focusing their savage gaze on "Two Suns Setting". Th...
Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Season 13, Episode 1: Karl Edward Wagner's Kane in Undertow

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Hail, Cromrades! We return for our 13th season! Here we have our inaugural episode for a season on Karl Edward Wagner's Kane, tackling ...
Sunday, November 8, 2020

Announcing Season 13 - The Left-Handed Path of Karl Edward Wagner's Kane!

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 Hi all, in prep for the new season, we wanted to spell out our reading list we'll follow as we meet Karl Edward Wagner's Kane . It...