Working on the dark side of humanity day in and day out changes your brain. The way you think about things. The way you perceive and react to situations. It affects everything.
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Writers, After Dark #71: Ausma Zehanat Khan Exploring fantasy and world-building through a wider, more inclusive lens
Mystery and Fantasy author Ausma Zehanat Khan stops by to talk about her acclaimed series, “The Khorasan Archives”, and the concluding fourth volume, The Bladebone.
Writers, After Dark #70: Shaun Hamill Exploring the fables of cosmic horror through the lens of mental illnesses
Dark fantasy author Shaun Hamill’s debut A Cosmology of Monsters is a fascinating coming-of-age fable that explores the nature of mental illness and monsters and the grey areas where they may be one and the same.
Writers, After Dark #69: Christina Henry On small town secrets and hungry things in the night
Dark fantasy and Horror author Christina Henry stops by to talk about her newest book The Ghost Tree, a story about the dark secrets small towns harbor that can make those of the “big city” pale by comparison.
Writers, After Dark #68: Colin Dickey UFOs, Aliens, Cryptids, and other fringe stories that can fuel societies
Colin Dickey stops by to talk about his new book, The Unidentified: Mythical Monsters, Alien Encounters and Our Obsession with The Unexplained, peek into several categories of these stories, as well as a larger look at human tendencies to believe in the unusual and irrational.
Writers, After Dark #67: Kevin Hearne Exploring different worlds of magic, mystery and mayhem
Fantasy author Kevin Hearne stops by to talk about Ink & Sigil, the first book in “Ink & Sigil” series (which is an “Iron Druid Chronicles” spinoff), about the upcoming third volume in his “The Seven Kennings” series, A Curse of Krakens, and more.
Writers, After Dark #66: T. Jefferson Parker Finding the core story underneath all the noise
Edgar Award-winning and New York Times Bestselling thriller author T. Jefferson Parker stops by to talk about Then, She Vanished, the latest novel in his Roland Ford private investigator series.
Inspirations From the Long Ice Road
I have had an exciting life, both as a writer and as an adventurer. So even if you don’t know something about me personally, you might learn from my fiction.
Writers, After Dark #65: Jonathan Strahan Finding dragons wherever imaginations may conjure them
Award-winning editor, anthologist and Jonathan Strahan stops by to talk about the latest anthology, The Book of Dragons, and how all these particular dragons came to be.
Writers, After Dark #64: Faith Hunter Following stories where the characters may lead them
Urban fantasy author Faith Hunter stops by to talk about the newest book in her Soulwood series, Spells for the Dead, about the primary protagonists of two of her series, Jane Yellowrock and Nell Ingram, and how Jane and Nell and their stories came about.
