STEPHEN VOLK
Coming soon...13/1/2025 Delighted to have a reprint of my short story "Hair" - a tale of Voodoo and surprises set in North London - in this new, upcoming anthology by Nepenthe Press - producers of gorgeous looking books.
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Afterimages Podcast End of 2024 Special30/12/2024 Harley Peyton, Stephen Volk, Jen Fawkes, Knut Larsson, William Boyle, and Brian Yuzna join us again for a special end of the year episode full of filmic treats!
Moving images discussed include: Vortex, Colin from Accounts, Interview with the Vampire, The Savage Hunt of King Stakh (Valeriy Rubinchik), Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (Chantal Ackerman), The Kingdom Exodus (Lars von Trier & Tómas Gislason), Victims of Sin (Emilio Fernández), Mars Express (Jérémie Périn), The Vourdalak (Adrien Beau), Brideshead Revisited, Fireworks (Apichatpong Weeasethakul), I Saw the TV Glow (Jane Shoenbrun), True Detective - Night Country (Issa López). Knock Once for Yes Podcast: Ghostwatch 30th Anniversary Special Episode with Stephen Volk30/12/2024 In this episode from October 2022, Knock Once for Yes diverge from their usual content to bring you a special Halloween Bonus episode in celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the 1992 BBC classic; Ghostwatch.
Join them on a trip down memory lane as we share our childhood memories and experiences of that infamous Hallowe'en night that would become part of our paranormal origin story, and hear an interview 30 years in the making, as we talk to the man behind the legend – Ghostwatch writer Stephen Volk. So grab yourself some popcorn and maybe even a cheese and pickle sandwich for this one, it’s an unabashed and joyous celebration of 90’s Halloween nostalgia, and the genius and legacy of Ghostwatch. Have just seen the very sad new that Phil Rickman, author of the Merrily Watkins series of supernatural/crime novels (and the one we got to do for television, MIDWINTER OF THE SPIRIT) has died. Merrily was a great character and Phil was wary of an atheist writing about a Christian, but I think I largely won him over. Anyway, I feel proud that we got a chance to put her on the small screen, thanks to ITV. It's only a pity we didn't get to do more. RIP
Three Halloween Tales30/10/2024 A Happy Halloween/Samhain to all our viewers and listeners, and to celebrate here are Gemma Files and Simon Bestwick, each with a macabre tale to tell. And this year they’re joined by a special guest, in the form of the one and only Stephen Volk!
No Darkness But Ours29/10/2024 Delighted to have been a special pre-Halloween guest on the podcast No Darkness But Ours - the "ours" being my good pal Simon Bestwick (who also writes under the name Daniel Church) and the equally illustrious and luminous Gemma Files, who needs no introduction, blah blah blah! Between the three of us we shoot the breeze about horror, and about my kind of horror in particular. I do hope you enjoy! May contain some tantalising hints about what to expect from me next... but don't hold your breath... OUT OF THEIR HEADS!2/8/2024 Here are my answers to 5 random questions drawn out of a screaming skull at the Festival of Fantastic Films in 2023. (6 mins) 1. What is your worst habit? 2. What is your karaoke song of choice? 3. Who or what has most influenced your work? 4. Have you ever had a ghostly or supernatural experience? 5. Who is your best friend? Find out all, below! Filming In Search of Darkness: '90s23/7/2024 Lights! Camera! Action!... Here I am, at home, being filmed by camerman Chris Stratton for an interview to feature in the forthcoming documentary series In Search of Darkness: '90s Horror. More details on the way soon!
Afterimages is a podcast for cinephiles that takes a deep dive into moving images. In their special end of year episode for 2023, Franck Boulegue and Marisa C. Hayes invite guests Ramsey Campbell, Miranda Corcoran, Stephen Volk, Lindsay Hallam, Harley Peyton and Amber Sparks to choose one film they saw in 2023 to talk about.
The podcast is divided into three segments, each half an hour long. In the middle segment Stephen Volk talks about discovering Full Circle (1977) directed by Richard Loncraine and starring Mia Farrow, Keir Dullea and Tom Conti, as well as its connection to the making of Gothic. Stephen VolkScreenwriter and author Archives
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