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Re-Creative: Douglas Smith and The Isle of the Dead

Mark A. Rayner (https://markarayner.com/) and I will be launching Season Four of our podcast Re-Creative (https://re-creative.ca/) sometime in October. In preparation, I’m releasing previous episodes weekly here. This is the third episode of Re-Creative (http://www.re-creative.ca) from our first season in which Mark and I talk to the man who generously agreed to be our first official guest… Canadian writer of speculative fiction and fantasy Douglas Smith. Doug describes himself as “primarily a fantasy writer,” so it’s no surprise that this famous painting by the Swiss Symbolist, Arnold Böcklin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_...) has inspired not only him, but one of his favorite writers, Roger Zelazny (with whom his own fiction has been favourably compared by none other than Spider Robinson). Mark, Joe and Douglas talk about the painting, the fickle nature of how artists are quite often not known in their lifetimes, and how all of these influence can inform one’s own creative work. Doug explains how he came to know this painting, which he first saw in Berlin, visiting the place where his father had been 60 years earlier, after WWII. You can subscribe to this podcast completely for free. Paid subscriptions support Donovan Street Press Inc. and the creation of new books and podcasts. Support our Guest Douglas Smith is a multi-award-winning Canadian author of speculative fiction, published in twenty-seven languages and thirty-five countries. His books include: The urban fantasy trilogy, The Dream Rider Saga: The Hollow Boys (https://books2read.com/b/thehollowboys) The Crystal Key (https://books2read.com/b/TheCrystalKey) The Lost Expedition The Heroka shapeshifter novels: The Wolf at the End of the World The Wolf and the Phoenix (in progress) Short story collections: Chimerascope Impossibilia He’s also written a helpful writer’s guide, Playing the Short Game: How to Market & Sell Short Fiction (https://www.amazon.ca/Playing-Short-G...) . Doug’s a four-time winner of Canada’s Aurora Award and has been a finalist for the Astounding Award, CBC’s Bookies Award, Canada’s juried Sunburst Award, and France’s juried Prix Masterton and Prix Bob Morane. You can buy his books at all major retailers (https://www.books2read.com/ap/9xXXex/...) . For free ebooks, discounts, special offers, early notice of new releases, and more, join his monthly mailing list (https://dl.bookfunnel.com/5o4wrfawi8) . Re-Creative (http://www.re-creative.ca) is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc (http://www.donovanstreetpress.com) . in association with MonkeyJoy Press. Contact us at: contact@donovanstreetpress.com (mailto:joe.mahoney@donovanstreetpress.com) If you don’t wish to receive the podcast (or you’re receiving too many emails from this newsletter), it is possible to manage your Substack subscription to receive only the sections you want (e.g., the Donovan Street Press newsletter, the Captain’s Away serial, the Re-Creative podcast) via your account settings. You can do so by clicking on your avatar and selecting "Manage subscription" or by directly navigating to your account page. Follow Joe Mahoney (http://joemahoney.ca/) and Donovan Street Press Inc (http://www.donovanstreetpress.com/) . on: Goodreads (  / 16789063.joe_mahoney  ) , Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/ilanderz.bsk...) , Threads (https://www.threads.net/@mahoney8550?...) , Mastadon (https://mastodon.social/@ilanderz) , Facebook (  / ilanderz  ) , and Instagram (  / donovanstreetpress  ) Get full access to Donovan Street Press Inc. at mahoneyj.substack.com/subscribe (https://mahoneyj.substack.com/subscri...)