Kalid and Joe interview horror writer, Shane Hawk, about writing dark Indigenous fiction! The crew get into his short story work and the state of Indigenous horror and genre fiction in pop. culture.

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Featured Guests:

Shane Hawk is a history teacher and horror writer based out of San Diego. His short fiction has appeared in numerous anthologies and his debut short story collection, Anoka, is currently available. He recently co-edited the Indigenous dark fiction anthology, Never Whistle at Night.

References:

Stephen Graham Jones - Mapping the Interior

Shane’s short story, “Behind Collin’s Eyes” on Tor.com

Blood Quantum

Mohawk

Slash/Back

Stephen Graham Jones - Mongrels

Tiffany Morris’ short story “'Night in the Chrysalis” on Gizmodo

Bryce O’Connor - Child of Daystar

Holding Absence - The Greatest Mistake of my Life