Ep 455 | Creepy love triangles in Portraits of Decay, New Orleans, and bass guitars

Drinking With Authors | Featuring J.R. BlanesGuest: J.R. Blanes plays bass guitar. His introduction to horror was the Universal Monster movies. He used to work on private train cars traveling from Chicago to New Orleans. Author of Portraits of DecayDrink of Choice: Old Fashion Bourbon CocktailJ.R. Blanes is the author of the novel, Portraits of Decay, from Ruadán Books. His short fiction has appeared in Allegory, Tales to Terrify, The No Sleep Podcast, Creepy, among others. He lives in Chicago with his wife and their neurotic dog. You can visit him at https://jrblanes.com/ or https://ruadanbooks.com/I will be at the St. Louis Horrorcon July 11-12.Join Nick Savage, award-winning author and host of Drinking With Authors, for a fireside-style conversation with J.R. BlanesTo keep up: https://jrblanes.com/ [email protected] Facebook: @jrblanes76 Instagram: @jrblanes76 BlueSky @rblanesSubscribe and join us live for a brilliant blend of drinks, banter, and darker discussions!www.4horsemenpublications.com📱 Facebook: @drinkingwithauthors 📷 Instagram: @drinkingwithauthors 💫 Threads: @drinkingwithauthors 🌐 Bluesky: @drinkingwauthors.bsky.social 👯 TikTok: @drinkingwithauthors 📌 Pintererst:@drinkingwithauthorspodcast 🎥 YouTube: Drinking With Authors The Podcast#DrinkingWithAuthors #NickSavage #JRBlanes #PortraitsOfDecay #BassGuitar #BourbonOldFashioned #Chicago #StLouisHorrorCon #Podcast #AuthorInterviewAbout Your Host – Nick SavageNick Savage is an award-winning and best-selling author of Modern Romance and Contemporary Fantasy. As the newest host of Drinking With Authors, he brings humor, curiosity, and a love of storytelling to each episode.Author of: The Fairlane Series & The West Haven Undead SeriesWebsite: www.theauthornicksavage.comFollow: @theauthornicksavageSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/drinking-with-authors/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy