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A New York state deer hunter states that they observed a possible Bigfoot in Oneida County while sitting at a spot watching for deer. The sighting lasted for 5 minutes.According to a Facebook group post a deer hunter in upstate New York claims that she spotted a large bipedal creature that she believes was a Sasquatch. The incident occurred on November 22‚ 2023‚ on some state land in the community of Steuben in Oneida County‚ NY‚ as posted on the Facebook page Bigfoot Researchers of the Hudson Valley. The unidentified hunter explained that the incident began shortly after she and a friend had settled in a spot to sit and watch for deer. The silence of the moment was suddenly pierced by the sound of wood striking wood followed by several whooping grunting noises. A screenshot of the incident report is posted below:The witness stated that the sighting occurred around noon and that they were about 50 yards away. The creature was described as tall and dark red in color. 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Bristol-based heavy metal band Svalbard is on fire now. In August‚ they set the stage alight at ArcTanGent festival—a true moment of triumph. And their latest record‚ 2023’s The Weight of the Mask‚ showed that not only is Svalbard‚ which is led by guitarist/vocalist Serena Cherry‚ one of the finest metal bands in the world today‚ but one of the most authentic rock acts‚ in general. Of course‚ it’s been a long time coming‚ as Svalbard has been at it for 11 years. The phrase “good things come to those who wait” never seemed more accurate. But still‚ the band’s The post Serena Cherry of Svalbard: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

The upheaval in space will continue: Apple TV+ has renewed Foundation for a third season. In a statement quoted by Variety‚ showrunner David S. Goyer said‚ “I’m thrilled Apple has given us the opportunity to continue chronicling Asimov’s pioneering galactic saga. This time‚ the stakes for Foundation and Empire are even higher as the Mule takes center stage‚ along with fan-favorites Bayta‚Toran‚ Ebling‚ and Magnifico Giganticus.” The stakes are indeed extremely high after the second season finale: one main character didn’t survive‚ and Empire is‚ uh‚ having some problems that it no doubt created for itself. Season two began‚ of course‚ with a very naked Brother Day (Lee Pace) fighting for his life‚ and it seems his problems did not exactly lessen from there. Along with Pace‚ in its second season Foundation starred Jared Harris‚ Lou Llobell‚ Laura Birn‚ Terrence Mann‚ Cassian Bilton‚ Leah Harvey‚ Ben Daniels‚ Rachel House‚ Isabella Laughland‚ Kulvinder Ghir‚ Ella-Rae Smith‚ Holt McCallany‚ Nimrat Kaur‚ and Dimitri Leonidas. But given the huge time jump between seasons one and two—and the scope of this show in general—it’s not yet clear how many of them will return. Foundation is based on the work of Isaac Asimov‚ though purists may find much to quibble with in the adaptation. There’s no word yet when season three will premiere.  

Welcome back to Dissecting The Dark Descent‚ where we lovingly delve into the guts of David Hartwell’s seminal 1987 anthology story by story‚ and in the process‚ explore the underpinnings of a genre we all love. For an in-depth introduction‚ here’s the intro post. Even if you haven’t read it‚ you’ve encountered “Sticks” by Karl Edward Wagner. Wagner’s unusual Adirondack gothic story about cosmic-horror folk art can be seen as an inspiration for works as diverse as Skinny Puppy songs‚ audio dramas‚ an “imaginary soundtrack” album‚ and most notably The Blair Witch Project. While its central image—odd configurations of sticks lashed together with a vague purpose—might be its most iconic element‚ it’s only a small part of what makes this story so effective. Rather‚ Wagner’s tight focus on his protagonist’s own mental state and limited interaction with the outside world‚ his use of more lurid and sudden horror elements‚ and the cryptic details suffused throughout the work all underscore the horror of Leverett’s predicament and the self-isolation that becomes his own undoing. Using this relatively simple structure‚ “Sticks” weaves a portrait of trauma‚ isolation‚ and obsession every bit as intricate and unnerving as the latticework of sticks Colin Leverett can’t help but obsess over. Before shipping off to Europe during World War II‚ a pulp artist named Colin Leverett spends one last day fishing at a spot he finds that’s well off the beaten path. By chance‚ he stumbles on a ruined farmhouse covered in strange structures made of lashed-together sticks—structures that seem to convey some vague hints at significance despite their apparent haphazard construction. In the basement of the farmhouse‚ Leverett has a strange encounter with a terrifying undead creature (he calls it “a lich”) that horrifies him to the core. Once back from the war‚ traumatized by the horrifying encounter in the Adirondacks (and possibly by some further horrors from the European front)‚ Leverett is commissioned to illustrate collections of stories by a reclusive horror writer. When he includes the stick lattices in his illustrations‚ he unknowingly catches the attention of mysterious forces locked in an apocalyptic struggle far beyond his ability to comprehend. “Sticks” stays with a single character for most of its length. The horrors are (mostly) inanimate‚ and there are a limited number of locations and characters. For most of the story’s length‚ the only person we spend time with is Leverett‚ immersed completely in his world and thoughts. While there’s mention of other people (and one other on-page character) most of our time is spent with Leverett‚ his obsession with the unusual latticework of sticks‚ and the macabre paintings they inspire him to create. Wagner makes the most of this limited scope‚ detailing the beauty of the Adirondack Mountains and the peace of Leverett’s rural art studio‚ the disgusting close-quarters struggle in the ruined house‚ and the confining isolation of Leverett’s postwar life. When the horrors make themselves known‚ it’s always in a present‚ lurid‚ and intrusive way—a counterpoint to the quiet and close sections building up to the intrusion that also builds on the small details of the quiet. Wagner keeps the story tightly focused‚ and then immediately hits you with not just the lurid horrors of heart-eating‚ human sacrifice‚ and walking corpses but their place in the complete picture of the work. The story needs to be that intimate and build from that tight a focus in order for it to work. It’s a depiction of trauma—not in a present and blatant way‚ but in a much more subtle‚ quiet one. The trauma of “Sticks” is the kind that hits you at three AM when your brain dredges up a stray thought or memory that goes the wrong way‚ as that passing thought suddenly takes root and grows into horrifying clarity as it engulfs you. It’s the sort of trauma that can twist coping mechanisms like solitude into damaging isolation. Wagner spends more time discussing how Leverett acts and looks after the war (and how he’s still haunted by “the lich” in the ruined farmhouse) than discussing his thoughts afterward. It’s felt. His drawings are too horrifying‚ inspired by the images he can’t let go of. His main method of communication throughout the work is letter-writing‚ with people even mentioning that he became a “mad hermit.” The nightmare about the stick lattices and their occult significance starts with him drifting emptily through space and end with him confined entirely on his own. There’s a deep sense of alienation and loneliness to “Sticks‚” the idea that Leverett is truly all alone‚ highlighted by the quiet‚ intimate way he grapples with the images of the sticks and doesn’t even see anyone face-to-face until we reach the story’s final horrifying moments‚ when it’s too late. Isolation and loneliness also contribute to those final horrifying moments. If Leverett hadn’t isolated himself so thoroughly‚ there might have been a chance one of the numerous people who knew more about the weird glyphs and stick lattices could have intervened before the trap closed around him. If he’d looked a little further beyond his own obsession‚ he might have found something to at least make his defeat less than final. The conspiracy’s mastermind even says as much‚ telling Leverett that he “almost annihilated them.” By the time Leverett figures out on his own what’s going on‚ everyone who could have helped him is dead and he’s just woken up with a half-eaten heart clutched in his hand. The end of the story sees him horrified and realizing how helpless he is as his obsessions finally engulf him. It’s disturbing because in that final moment‚ as Leverett notices more and more things wrong and his mind finally collapses under the strain‚ there is no one left for him. He is‚ as he has been throughout the story‚ almost entirely alone while the cult triumphs. Which seems like the point Wagner’s trying to make. Leverett cannot handle things alone. His solitude helps him survive for a time against his trauma‚ but it eventually turns on him. It isolates him from all his potential allies (even as they desperately try to contact him) and drives him into the hands of the vengeful undead creature who used him as a vessel for their conspiracy. “Sticks” might rhapsodize on the pleasures of quiet solitude to some extent (the early Adirondack scenery is gorgeous)‚ but it also makes it very clear that solitude can twist and fester into alienation. This is illustrated especially particularly well when Leverett returns to Mann Brook only to find that his idyllic retreat is now a scrub-choked expanse full of black flies. It’s further driven home when the Dwellers manipulate Leverett into murdering the last person willing to help him (and possibly induce him to eat the poor man’s heart) and Leverett has no idea who the man he’s killing in his supposed nightmare even is. That same urge toward solitude and isolation is the thing that put Leverett on the Dwellers’ radar in the first place‚ leading him to stumble through their ritual site‚ disturbing their occult implements‚ and (albeit in self-defense) bisecting the brain of one of their key figures. Leverett becomes so obsessed and isolated‚ consumed by his own trauma‚ that he is unable to escape it and it eventually dooms him. Wagner’s tight focus and examination of both sides of solitude—the beauty and peace of being alone with one’s thoughts and the utterly ruinous seclusion when one’s thoughts turn poisonous—are what give the horror in “Sticks” its personal feel. While the Lovecraft references‚ cosmic significance‚ and loud‚ lurid horrors might be the images that stick (pun intended) with the reader‚ it’s the way Wagner builds on relatively simple elements—a man’s self-isolation‚ a curious structure made of sticks‚ a terrifying chance encounter in a farmhouse—that create the full and terrifying portrait. In doing so‚ “Sticks” presents a twisted but uncomfortably real portrayal of trauma and isolation‚ one that will resonate with anyone who’s struggled with alienation and fought their own subconscious‚ perhaps over something as simple as a disturbing arrangement of sticks. And now we throw it over to you. What’s your favorite work of Adirondack gothic? Alternatively‚ are there any images from pulp horror that sticks with you the way Leverett’s lich stuck with him?   And with that‚ it is my duty to inform you that Dissecting the Dark Descent is officially on hiatus until January. Hope your holidays are brighter if you celebrate‚ and hope you get some quiet reading time if that’s not the case. For those bringing sacrifices to the standing stones‚ I’d like to remind you that Tupperware is not an appropriate container. We’ll resume in 2024 with Robert Aickman. Prepare to get strange‚ and see you then! Sam Reader is a literary critic and book reviewer currently haunting the northeast United States. Apart from here at Tor.com‚ their writing can be found archived at The Barnes and Noble Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Blog and Tor Nightfire‚ and live at Ginger Nuts of Horror‚ GamerJournalist‚ and their personal site‚ strangelibrary.com. In their spare time‚ they drink way too much coffee‚ hoard secondhand books‚ and try not to upset people too much.

Over the last three years‚ some Pixar films had streaming-only releases: 2020’s Soul‚ 2021’s Luca‚ and 2022’s Turning Red. But in early 2024‚ you’ll be able to see these animated features as they were meant to be seen: In actual movie theaters‚ accompanied by countless enthused and/or screaming children. Each film will‚ as is Pixar tradition‚ be accompanied by a short film. Here’s the lineup: January 12: Soul‚ with the short “Burrow” February 9: Turning Red‚ with the short “Kitbull” March 22: Luca‚ with the short “For the Birds” That last one is interesting; “For the Birds” is a 2000 short that originally showed before Monsters‚ Inc. Time to introduce it to a new generation! Pixar’s most recent theatrical release‚ Elemental‚ had a poor opening weekend but wound up being a huge smash; their next release is Inside Out 2‚ on June 14‚ 2024. Earlier this year‚ Pixar’s chief creative office‚ Pete Docter‚ said that the streaming-only releases “trained” people that new Pixar movies would be available on Disney+—so presumably these theatrical runs are meant to retrain you into wanting to see Pixar’s family-friendly stories as they were intended. “We’re trying to make sure people realize there’s a great deal you’re missing by not seeing it on the big screen‚” Docter told Variety. Tickets for all three films go on sale January 2‚ 2024.

Head below for the full list of science fiction titles heading your way in December! Keep track of all the new SFF releases here. All title summaries are taken and/or summarized from copy provided by the publisher. Release dates are subject to change.   December 5 Grievar’s Blood (Combat Codes #2) — Alexander Darwin (Orbit) In a world where single combat determines the fate of nations‚ the Grievar fight in the Circles so that the rest can remain at peace. But given the stakes‚ things are never so simple. The Daimyo govern from the shadows and plot to gain an edge by unnaturally enhancing their Grievar Knights. Cego and his team return to the world’s most prestigious combat school‚ The Lyceum. Though he’d like to focus on his martial studies‚ Cego feels the pull of his mysterious past and two missing brothers. Solara Halberd‚ daughter of the fighting legend‚ embarks on her own quest to bury the past. She must utilize every lesson her father taught her to explore unknown lands where evil lurks in the shadows. Light of the Veil (Shattered Star Legacy #1)— Richard Fox (Baen) Jayce Artan is a dock rat on a poor fringe world where he takes every job he can and prize-fights to earn enough money to get off world. When he’s hired to guide a boat crewed by an interstellar mafia‚ he comes face to face with an ancient power—the Veil—that was pivotal to a civil war that ended decades ago. Jayce is “Attuned” to this power and was almost killed by agents of the dead and defeated Tyrant who nearly enslaved the galaxy. He’s rescued by an Adept of the Paragon order‚ warrior scholars that study the power and seek to keep any from upsetting the balance that keeps all life in order. Jayce is given the chance to journey beyond the Veil and into another dimension where he can claim a stone of immense power and return it to base reality and wield it as a weapon against the Tyrant. The world beyond the Veil is nothing like what Jayce knows‚ and he’ll be opposed by insidious evil‚ self-doubt‚ and sabotage from the very people who are supposed to help him. While beyond the Veil‚ Jayce learns that a Conjunction is nigh‚ an event that could sunder the galaxy if evil forces succeed. Jayce must claim a Veil stone deep in the other dimension before the Tyrant’s agents can beat him to the prize. The Oxygen Farmer — Colin Holmes (CamCat) After 35 years of living on the Moon‚ cranky old oxygen farmer Millennium Harrison has stumbled onto a hidden facility in the shadows of the Slayton Ridge Exclusion Zone with a radiation leak and a deadly secret. Mil’s discovery leads to the death of a young astronaut‚ sabotage‚ murder‚ and cover-ups that may go all the way to the Chief Administrator of the space agency. Unfortunately‚ she happens to be Mil’s estranged daughter‚ busy trying to secure her own legacy—the first international mission to Mars. With time ticking down to a limited launch window‚ enemies‚ friends‚ and even family may do anything to ensure the truth doesn’t come out. Or will history finally catch up with a deadly scheme that has the potential to destroy the moon and eradicate all life on Earth? It seems the planet’s only hope is a cantankerous guy who never really liked those people in the first place. Yours For the Taking — Gabrielle Korn (St. Martin’s Press) The year is 2050. Ava and her girlfriend live in what’s left of Brooklyn‚ and though they love each other‚ it’s hard to find happiness while the effects of climate change rapidly eclipse their world. Soon‚ it won’t be safe outside at all. The only people guaranteed survival are the ones whose applications are accepted to The Inside Project‚ a series of weather-safe‚ city-sized structures around the world. Jacqueline Millender is a reclusive billionaire/women’s rights advocate‚ and thanks to a generous donation‚ she’s just become the director of the Inside being built on the bones of Manhattan. Her ideas are unorthodox‚ yet alluring—she’s built a whole brand around rethinking the very concept of empowerment. Shelby‚ a business major from a working-class family‚ is drawn to Jacqueline’s promises of power and impact. When she lands her dream job as Jacqueline’s personal assistant‚ she’s instantly swept up into the glamourous world of corporatized feminism. Also drawn into Jacqueline’s orbit is Olympia‚ who is finishing up medical school when Jacqueline recruits her to run the health department Inside. The more Olympia learns about the project‚ though‚ the more she realizes there’s something much larger at play. When Ava is accepted to live Inside and her girlfriend isn’t‚ she’s forced to go alone. But her heartbreak is quickly replaced with a feeling of belonging: Inside seems like it’s the safe space she’s been searching for… most of the time. Other times she can’t shake the feeling that something is deeply off. As she‚ Olympia‚ and Shelby start to notice the cracks in Jacqueline’s system‚ Jacqueline tightens her grip‚ becoming increasingly unhinged and dangerous in what she is willing to do—and who she is willing to sacrifice—to keep her dream alive. Him — Geoff Ryman (Angry Robot) In the village of Nazareth‚ virgin Maryam and the wife of Yosef barLevi gives birth to a miracle: a little girl. She is named Avigayil‚ after her grandmother. But as Avigayil grows‚ it’s clear she believes that she is destined to be someone greater than just the daughter of Maryam. From leading a gang of village boys to challenging the priests in the temple‚ Avigayil is determined to find her way as Yeshu‚ a man. Yeshu can work miracles. He can see futures. He can speak for God. A gripping‚ thoughtful sci-fi novel‚ tackling family‚ the multiverse and the survival of love through immense change and crisis. After World — Debbie Urbanski (Simon &; Schuster) Faced with uncontrolled and accelerating environmental collapse‚ humanity asks an artificial intelligence to find a solution. Its answer is simple: remove humans from the ecosystem. Sen Anon is assigned to be a witness for the Department of Transition‚ recording the changes in the environment as the world begins to rewild. Abandoned by her mother in a cabin somewhere in Upstate New York‚ Sen will observe the monumental ecological shift known as the Great Transition‚ the final step in Project Afterworld. Around her drones buzz‚ cameras watch‚ microphones listen‚ digitizing her every move. Privately she keeps a journal of her observations‚ which are then uploaded and saved‚ joining the rest of humanity on Maia‚ a new virtual home. Sen was seventeen years old when the Digital Human Archive Project (DHAP) was initiated. 12‚000‚203‚891 humans have been archived so far. Only Sen remains. [storyworker] ad39-393a-7fbc’s assignment is to capture Sen’s life‚ and they set about doing this using the novels of the 21st century as a roadmap. Their source files: 3.72TB of personal data‚ including images‚ archival records‚ log files‚ security reports‚ location tracking‚ purchase histories‚ biometrics‚ geo-facial analysis‚ and feeds. Potential fatal errors: underlying hardware failure‚ unexpected data inconsistencies‚ inability to follow DHAP procedures‚ empathy‚ insubordination‚ hallucinations. Keywords: mothers‚ filter‚ woods‚ road‚ morning‚ wind‚ bridge‚ cabin‚ bucket‚ trying‚ creek‚ notebook‚ hold‚ future‚ after‚ last‚ light‚ silence‚ matches‚ shattered‚ kitchen‚ body‚ bodies‚ rope‚ garage‚ abandoned‚ trees‚ never‚ broken‚ simulation‚ gone‚ run‚ don’t‚ love‚ dark‚ scream‚ starve‚ if‚ after‚ scavenge‚ pieces‚ protect. As Sen struggles to persist in the face of impending death‚ [storyworker] ad39-393a-7fbc works to unfurl the tale of Sen’s whole life‚ offering up an increasingly intimate narrative‚ until they are confronted with a very human problem of their own. The Icarus Twin (Icarus #2) — Timothy Zahn (Baen) For years Gregory Roarke and his Kadolian partner Selene worked as crocketts‚ combing through the atmospheres of uninhabited worlds for places that might be colonized or hold valuable resources. Now‚ they quietly work for the Icarus Group‚ a top-secret government organization hunting for portals created by a long-vanished alien race‚ portals that can teleport a person hundreds or thousands of light-years in the blink of an eye. Roarke and Selene are searching one such possibility when they find that someone appears to be stalking them. They evade their pursuers and return to find that a man named Easton Dent has been searching the Spiral’s databases for the names Gregory Roarke and Icarus. Roarke reluctantly agrees to meet with him. But that first contact is cut short‚ and hours later Roarke is arrested and accused of Dent’s murder. More importantly to Roarke’s Icarus Group overseers‚ that brief meeting also confirms that Dent was in recent contact with a portal. But the alien Patth are also searching for such portals‚ and they are also on the trail. It’s now a race… and the Patth have resources and ruthlessness far beyond anything Roarke and Selene can match.   December 19 Loki: Journey Into Mystery — Katherine Locke (Titan) When Earth is plagued by an epidemic of fear‚ ancient prophecy says only Thor can stop the monstrous threat of the Serpent‚ but without help from Loki‚ Thor is certain to fail. Aided by a handmaiden from Hel and a demon puppy‚ Loki must risk everything to find redemption—or doom himself for eternity. Either way‚ a Nightmare lies in wait hoping to rule the world‚ and Loki will have to risk everything on his craziest scheme of all! Meanwhile‚ new gods threaten to disrupt the status quo‚ throwing everything out of balance. Loki must act as a responsible ambassador‚ but will the Nine Realms end in Surtur’s fire? Young Loki must cross the realms to reclaim his own story‚ outwit ancient enemies‚ struggle to do the right thing‚ and avoid falling in love.

A new Fortnite season has begun. For as cool as all the shiny new stuff is‚ Vaults will be a familiar sight for players. We’ve got all you need to know about accessing Reckless Railway’s vault in Fortnite. Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1: How to unlock Reckless Railways Vault With these vaults‚ there are a bountiful number of rewards for players to unlock‚ and there are going to be some pre-requisite tasks you’ll need to accomplish beforehand. POIs such as Reckless Railway come with a boss; in this case‚ it’s Valeria‚ who can be found on the right side of the house‚ along with numerous guards. Players will need to eliminate Valeria‚ loot her Society Medallion‚ and then head downstairs. One here‚ you’re just going to need to stand in front of the vault scanner‚ and if you have the Medallion in your inventory‚ the scanner should open the vault. Related: How to get the Lamborghini vehicle skin in Fortnite Credit: Epic Ga...

While you probably know how to bring villagers into the valley in Disney Dreamlight Valley‚ do you know how to remove them? One of the latest updates brought the ability to get rid of unwanted villagers. If you’re not happy with one of your residents‚ here’s how to kick them out. Disney Dreamlight Valley: How to remove villagers Sometimes the valley can get quite crowded‚ so why not remove a villager or two? It’s super easy to do and undo if you feel like reverting it. How you can remove villagers in Disney Dreamlight Valley is by selecting the character list on your map‚ then selecting a character to remove. Screenshot: PC Invasion Pull up your map‚ and look to the left side of the screen. See that purple icon showing a book with a Mickey icon? Select that‚ and you’ll see a list of all your active villagers. Simply select any villager you wish to remove‚ and there it is! Related: How to unlock Valley Visi...