Dan Simmons
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Oct 27, 2026
Episode 214 - The History of The Hellraiser Franchise: Part 1
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9:35Abby BrinkerHOST
The story he chose to start with was The Hellbound Heart, which was first published in 1986 as part of the anthology Night Visions 3.
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9:42Abby BrinkerHOST
The book also included works by George R.R. Martin and Dan Simmons as a little fun fact for you, Alan.
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9:48Alan KudanHOST
Wow.
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9:48Abby BrinkerHOST
The Hellbound Heart was later published as a standalone book and became the literary basis for Hellraiser.
Pete Evans: The Game of Life - COVID, The Media, Holistic Health & Psychedelics
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68:58Pete EvansGUEST
It was great.
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69:02Pete EvansGUEST
written by Dan Simmons.
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69:04Pete EvansGUEST
And the crux of the book, at the end, it messaged for humanity.
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69:11Pete EvansGUEST
And I don't want to give it away, but it was two words.
Dark Souls for Sleep 11
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43:44LokothorHOST
Yeah.
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43:44LokothorHOST
But while you're looking up the Canterbury Tales author, do not look up Dan Simmons later in life.
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43:51LokothorHOST
That would not be good.
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43:52Daniel KHOST
No, I agree.
Ultimate Guide to Hyperion (Part One)
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1:47QuinnHOST
Hyperion.
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1:54QuinnHOST
The Hyperion Kantos is a series of four science fiction novels written by Dan Simmons.
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2:01QuinnHOST
The story takes place hundreds of years in our future, at a time where humankind has formed the hegemony, spreading out to many planets.
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2:10QuinnHOST
Mankind also now had the technology to instantly travel from any world connected in the forecasting web.
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11:19QuinnHOST
This is not clear, however.
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11:21QuinnHOST
The obelisk could also in some way be related to the Brotherhood of Muir, a seemingly religious group interested in shaping mankind's destiny, who vanished from galactic society after the hegemony fell.
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11:35QuinnHOST
Dan Simmons leaves much of the detail concerning the purpose and the origin of the Time Tombs open, though it seems to be clear that they are tied directly into the purpose of the Shrike.
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11:53QuinnHOST
So, The Hegemony of Man was the name given to the political and cultural entity which came to be after the event known as the Hegira.
Why Do Galactic Empires Collapse? | Explaining The Fall of Space Empires
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4:08QuinnHOST
It allowed for instantaneous communication between distant worlds.
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4:12QuinnHOST
Similarly, in Dan Simmons' Hyperion Cantos, communication between worlds was possible through use of Fat Line technology, but worlds had to be previously set up with Fat Line technology infrastructure beforehand.
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4:25QuinnHOST
Worlds connected in this method also had the capability to allow for access to the All Thing, essentially an advanced form of the Internet.
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4:34QuinnHOST
Fatline Technology had been gifted to humanity by the Technocore, and only they had an intimate understanding of how exactly the technology worked.
Vampires and Werewolves with Nathan Brown - Sept 26, 2026
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61:05Nathan BrownGUEST
Highly recommend.
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61:07Seriah AzkathHOST
I'm, I'm, I'm also gonna throw out a pseudo-vampire book, uh, this being Carrie and Comfort from Dan Simmons.
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61:15Nathan BrownGUEST
Ooh.
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61:15Seriah AzkathHOST
Which, which is more about, uh, psychic vampires.
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61:35Seriah AzkathHOST
Man, I can't remember.
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61:36Seriah AzkathHOST
Dark of Night or something like that is the other one.
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61:38Seriah AzkathHOST
If you look up Dan Simmons, you can figure it out.
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61:41Seriah AzkathHOST
Um, who passed away last year, unfortunately.
300 – Dorian Ravenscroft & Finding Love in a Hopeless Place
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2:09Neil McRobertHOST
though even the love is harsh.
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2:12Neil McRobertHOST
We talk about Dorian's love for the sub-genre, the very particular relationship they and their book have with Dan Simmons' The Terror, about the role of class and sexuality in the novel, and just why polar horror is so fertile a ground for queer stories.
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2:31Neil McRobertHOST
And do listen up for my innovative plan to survive the Arctic if ever I should find myself stuck there.
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2:38Neil McRobertHOST
Look, this book is fabulous.
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12:56Dorian RavenscroftGUEST
So I absolutely love the show.
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12:57Dorian RavenscroftGUEST
I have no gripes with that.
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12:59Dorian RavenscroftGUEST
I have some of my issues with Dan Simmons.
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13:02Dorian RavenscroftGUEST
Oh, Dan
Horror Gives Us Hope with A.C. Hessenauer
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22:56Viggy Parr HamptonHOST
I didn't do the audio, though, but that's a good one.
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22:58Viggy Parr HamptonHOST
I love Dan Simmons.
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22:59A.C. HessenauerGUEST
Yes, I do, too.
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23:00A.C. HessenauerGUEST
The audiobook is awesome for that one, for sure.
Apple TV Turned Isaac Asimov’s Most Challenging Book Into a Successful Adaptation
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35:44speaker_2HOST
Just unparalleled."
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35:46speaker_3HOST
Dan Simmons' Hyperion.
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35:49speaker_2HOST
That is a perfect example.
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35:50speaker_3HOST
That i-- Because that book is just out there.
The Science and Choices Behind De-Extinction
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38:49Cory SmithHOST
Very interesting.
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38:50Cory SmithHOST
This makes me think of a novel, Black Hills, by Dan Simmons.
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38:53Cory SmithHOST
Have you read this book? I haven't.
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38:55Cory SmithHOST
I'd highly recommend it.
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