Yes, I start with a quote from Wolfgang Goethe’s Faust. I can relate very well to these two souls in me—or more!?
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“Trashlands” examines adapting to systemic collapse When the society you knew no longer serves anyone, what's next?
How do we envision our future in a world both ravaged by climate change and immersed in the uncertainties wrought by collapsed eco-systems? What difficult choices must be made in a society that desperately clings to the vestiges of past glories?
Ginny Myers Sain’s Supernatural “Dark and Shallow Lies” On a YA supernatural thriller as a debut novel
Debut YA author Ginny Myers Sain stops by to talk about her debut teen supernatural thriller, Dark and Shallow Lies
Aaron French on Spiritualism and Horror Looking deeper into the spiritualist movement through horror and dark fantasy
Aaron J. French, PhD is the co-editor of a new spiritualism horror stories, There Is No Death, There Are No Dead, the latest anthology from Crystal Lake Publishing.
Mark Edward Langley and the Joy of Learning to Tell Stories In creating the Arthur Nakai series, Mark follows in the footsteps of Hillerman and Parker
Award-winning thriller author Mark Edward Langley stops by to talk about his Arthur Nakai Mysteries series and the newest story in the series, When Silence Screams.
Diana Rodriguez Wallach: Writing Latinx Teen Horror Searching for the truths behind the secrets monsters will keep
YA author Diana Rodriguez Wallach stops by to talk about her newest Latinx YA horror thriller, Small Town Monsters.
Laurell K. Hamilton on angels, demons, and the gray areas between A new series that tackles angels, mysteries and hope
Urban Fantasy author Laurell K. Hamilton stops by to talk about the first book in her new series, A Terrible Fall of Angels
Richard Kadrey and the Sandman Slim Saga Building, breaking down, and rebuilding a fantasy hero
Urban fantasy author Richard Kadrey stops by to talk about King Bullet, the final volume in the Sandman Slim series
