I am often asked what inspires me to write the stories I do. With most of them being either speculative fiction, supernatural horror, or a blending of the two, people are surprised when I say, “My own life experiences.” My first release, “Abigail” focuses on an orphaned baby girl, with violet reptilian eyes, grey scales, […]
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Meg Hafdahl & Kelly Florence: The Science of Agatha Christie Exploring "The Science of" series and what makes them compelling
Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence stop by to talk about their “The Science of” series, the newest of which will be “The Science of Witchcraft” and “The Science of Agatha Christie”.
What We Don’t Know Scares Us
When I released “A Little Scare,” a collection of short scary stories, I was back in my element to what I love to read and watch.
The Dark Side of Writing Thrillers
To tell the truth of a story, thriller writers need to get into the heads of their characters. Many times, doing this has let in the darkness, often resulting in sleeplessness, nightmares and, on occasion, triggering depression.
Gayle Kellner on climate change and “Hope”
After reading “Hope, A History of the Future”, I jumped at the opportunity to interview the author via email. I was keen to find out more about the story, not only as a writer and climate activist, but as a reader.
The Need for Complicated Females in Horror Fiction
As a woman, I’m most compelled to tell womens’ stories.
David Dalglish and the Appeal of Epic Fantasy And on evolving different writing techniques over the years
Epic fantasy author David Dalglish stops by to talk about his newest book, THE BLADED FAITH, first in the new “Vagrant Gods” trilogy.
“A Deadly Bone to Pick”: Peggy Rothschild on starting over, with dogs Finding the right dogs is just as much work as getting the mystery elements right
Mystery author Peggy Rothschild stops by to chat about A DEADLY BONE TO PICK, the first book in her new series
