Writers, After Dark #99: Bradley P. Beaulieu Building a desert mythos and its people
Writers, After Dark #98: Neil Sharpson When it turns out the play's not the thing
Writers, After Dark #97: Jenn Northington & Swapna Krishna Stories reimagining the modern myths of the Round Table
Writers, After Dark #96: P. Djèlí Clark Clockwork magic in an uncolonized Egypt
Writers, After Dark #95: John Gwynne Exploring harsh Norse landscapes for gems of fantasy
Writers, After Dark #94: Christian Cantrell Musings on technology and all its good and ill effects on people
Writers, After Dark #93: Josh Malerman Meeting the Gobliners and waiting for more of their stories
Writers, After Dark #92: Steven Erikson Wandering the darker paths in the shorter forms of storytelling
Writers, After Dark #91: J. S. Dewes Take the Night's Watch and put them in space, guarding the edge of civilization. Go!
Writers, After Dark #90: Christina Henry Sometimes you can't tell who the real monsters in the woods may be
Writers, After Dark #89: Kate M. Williams Babysitters, magic and which tropes to follow and break
Writers, After Dark #88: Kim Neville Exploring the energy and magic in memories
Writers, After Dark #87: Sarah Beth Durst Finding the magic in a standalone story
Writers, After Dark #86: Jennifer Roberson Riding the roller coaster that is reading and writing Fantasy
