S2E2: Brad Kelly

Author and Podcaster Brad Kelly joins Alexandru Constantin and Phisto Sobanii in the digital labyrinth for a great conversation about literature, the spiritual nature of writing, Tarot cards, inspiration, and a bunch of other interesting topics. We do a little bit of chatting about driving across America, the Grand Canyon, the gravitas of old churches, Moby Dick, and of course Brad’s novel House of Sleep and his upcoming podcast. So once again, brew yourself a dark cup of coffee, maybe drip a splash of whiskey in there, and enjoy another episode of the best culture and lit podcast on Substack.The Deceneus Review is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.In this Episode:* The Art of Darkness Podcast* Book Club From Hell- In this episode they discuss Brad’s novel House of Sleep* House of Sleep* Meditations on the Tarot* King of Dogs by Andrew Edwards* Eumeswil * The Sacred and the Profane* Special shout out to the #1 Cyberpunk Girlfriend* Not to be forgotten, the constant uninvited podcast guest, StarIf you enjoy The Deceneus Review please take the time to like, follow, and comment on here and also across multiple platforms. You can listen to The Deceneus Review on every major platform and also use the RSS feed to listen on any and all podcast streaming apps. In order to keep this up and continue to provide some of the best content on this side of Substack we need to get the word out far and wide, so please like, share, subscribe not only here but on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music. If you enjoy these conversations and are excited about all the excellent stuff I have planned for the future take the time and share a link with your friends as far and wide as possible.Thanks for listening to The Deceneus Review! This episode is free and public so feel free to share it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit blackibissocialclub.substack.com/subscribe