
Grady Hendrix’s *Dead Leprechauns and Devil Cats* follows the White Street Society, a group of 19th-century gentleman adventurers who tackle supernatural mysteries with a mix of violence and dubious science. Their satirical exploits mock Victorian-era prejudices and fears, exposing absurdities through bizarre cases involving singing severed heads and holiday demons.
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Grady Hendrix’s *Dead Leprechauns and Devil Cats* follows the White Street Society, a group of 19th-century gentleman adventurers who tackle supernatural mysteries with a mix of violence and dubious science. Their satirical exploits mock Victorian-era prejudices and fears, exposing absurdities through bizarre cases involving singing severed heads and holiday demons.
New York Times-bestselling author, Grady Hendrix (Horrorstör, Paperbacks from Hell), savagely satirizes Victorian adventure fiction in this steampunk smackdown full of decapitated heads that sing, Tong wars, bacon sex, German holiday demons, and the Potato Homunculus! Some of the most popular stories ever released on audio fiction platform Pseudopod, the White Street Society tells the tales of a band of 19th century gentleman adventurers who investigate the supernatural, often with violence, so...
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Explicit scenes of bizarre sexual acts, including 'bacon sex'; recurring and humorous but detailed.
Graphic body horror with decapitations, dismemberment, corpse armies, and singing heads; pervasive grotesque violence.
Mild profanity and strong language in dialogue; infrequent.
Casual alcohol consumption, including whiskey as a remedy; recurring but not glamorized.
No LGBTQIA+ representation present.
Satirical depictions of Christmas spirits, demons, and holiday rituals; recurring themes.
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Occult elements like demons, homunculi, ghosts, and corpse armies; central to multiple tales.
Satire of Victorian racism, capitalism, and imperialism through 'Yellow Peril' and class critiques.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Depictions of gang wars, manslaughter, and systemic cruelty in satirical contexts; recurring.
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