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An Interview With Bram Stoker Award® Winning Authors Linda D. Addison and Jamal Hodge
If you write about humans, no matter where you see them in the universe, you’re going to have some shadow work involved.
Let Them Fight: Incidents Around the House
To Daddo or to Daddon't? That is... well, it's certainly *a* question.
We Are the Daughters of the Witches You Couldn't Film
Gretchen Felker-Martin examines the tangled web of historical fact, social anxieties, and authorial worldview in art about witchcraft.
The Mechanics of Fear: Undertone and Diegetic Sound
Listening in on the effectiveness of horror through diegetic sound
Punching Holes in the Literary Lid: Capturing Voice Through Storytelling
Engaging audiences both on and off the page takes skill, both as a writer and as a performer. Clay McLeod Chapman knows more than a little about both.