# David Peak
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david peak is Professor of Physics at Utah State University. His current research focuses on the interdisciplinary field of complexity and computation in biological phenomena, motivated by the similarities between stomata and cellular automata. Peak was one founder of the National Council on Undergraduate Research and is on the governing board (formerly the Chair) of the National Conferences on Undergraduate Research.
Horror Tales, Ep. 12. The Final Diagnosis of Doctor Lazare
The man lay in a twin-sized bed tucked tight beneath white sheets. Sunlight filled a wire-reinforced glass window. Nearby an empty wooden chair faced him.
Horror Tales is produced with original creepy music and scary sound effects by Max Ablitzer. This horror fiction was written by David Peak and …
LOTF 13: Becky Spratford, Library World's Horror Maven, Part One
Librarians may ask: why horror? And authors may ask: why libraries? Becky Spratford has the answers to these questions and more—her insight gave us a whole new perspective on ways to strengthen the horror community in libraries. We talk about what writers can do to build relationships with their lo…
David Peak
Welcome to Apostrophe Cast. This episode we bring you a reading from David Peak's unpublished novel, The River Through the Trees. Good fiction makes strange places seem familiar and familiar places seem strange; it forces us to empathize with enemies, and reexamine our friends; it allows us to cons…
Crouch End
We get that Friday night feeling as cosmic horror author and podcaster Mary SanGiovanni joins us in the Abyss to discuss "Crouch End," from Stephen King's short story collection Nightmares & Dreamscapes.
Before that, though, we talk a bit about David Peak's newest collection, Eyes in the Dust and …
Eyes in the Dust
This week we're talking about Random Acts of Violence, P. Djèlí Clark's Ring Shout, Silver Scream, Scott R. Jones's Shout Kill Revel Repeat, and Junji Ito's Venus in the Blind Spot. Then, we take a spoiler-filled dive into David Peak's chilling cosmic horror story, Eyes in the Dust. (Recorded Aug. …
2022 Superintendents Panel
Hear from superintendents of six local school districts in a panel discussion hosted by The Colorado Springs Business Journal. The leaders of area school districts share how they are navigating the lingering challenges of the COVID pandemic and balancing today’s heightened school board politics wit…
Ep. 111 Corpsepaint
“I’ve looked into his eyes and seen the blackness of the beyond, the great nothing that waits for our warmth.”
The podcast gets as metal as it will ever get: we’re joined by Tenebrous Kate of the Bad Books for Bad People podcast to discuss David Peak’s utterly indefensible horror novel Corpsepaint…
Venio by Gemma Files
Ooooh buddy, this is happening! The Abyss gang has pens in hands and are following Gemma Files' writing prompt from her story Venio. Before they describe what's behind the door, they chat up Stephen Graham Jones' My Heart is a Chainsaw, Talk To Me, Shin Kamen Masked Rider, Twisted Metal, The Wind B…
The World Below with David Peak
Last year, David Peak released "The World Below," a midwestern gothic tale intertwining two rival families whose animosity sparks amidst a ritualistic occult murder mystery, amplified by heroic doses of LSD.
Published by Apocalypse Party, a rapidly acclaimed purveyor of top-tier horror, "The World…
An Interview with David Peak
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***This is the first in a special series of talks with authors who have works published by Apocalypse Party.David Peak is the author of 'The World Below' (Apocalypse Party), Coprsepaint (Wordhorde), and The Spectle of the Void (Schism) among others. In this episode I ask David about the…
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