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.
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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.
“Glimmer” captivates with characters and the action of storms
Glimmer offers a glimpse into the world of 2110, with its radically altered natural and built spaces still adjusting to the increased warming due to excess greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere.
When the Planned Story Comes Together
“I love it when a plan comes together!”
Chances are you might know Hannibal Smith’s famous catchphrase from NBC-TV series The A-Team. But what you don’t know, is that those eight words changed my life.
M. A. Carrick talk about “The Liar’s Knot” The fantasy tag team returns with Book 2 of the Rook & Rose saga
Marie Brennan and Alyc Helms (collaborating as M. A. Carrick) return to talk about the second book in their “Rook & Rose” fantasy trilogy, The Liar’s Knot.
“Two souls alas! are dwelling in my breast”
Yes, I start with a quote from Wolfgang Goethe’s Faust. I can relate very well to these two souls in me—or more!?
Kevin Lucia and the lure of Halloween "October Nights" celebrates this most wonderful time of the year
Horror author & editor Kevin Lucia stops by to talk about his latest novella collection (perfect for Halloween), “October Nights”, out now from Crystal Lake Publishing
