By Joey Powell
The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.
Kelly Brocklehurst is the co-editor of and a contributor to the Blood Rites Horror anthology Welcome to the Funhouse and has contributed to several other anthologies. The House That Remembers, the newest publication in the Price Manor series, is Kelly’s debut novella.
In this coffee chat, we discuss her history with the Deadline Horror Collective, a group of horror writers who contribute to anthologies and who work together to publish the Price Manor series of standalone long-form works. We also discuss her life as a librarian and how she balances writing with work and her community involvement.
Purchase The House That Remembers Here
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Sam Beck is a writer and illustrator living in Toronto, and the author of the fantasy trilogy VERSE. She has worked with publishers like Dark Horse and Vault Comics on multiple series spanning across science fiction, fantasy and horror.
In our discussion, we chat about her recent graphic novel Loving, Ohio, as well as her upcoming third installment in the Verse Trilogy, Verse Book 3: The Song (Preorder now!).
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Loving, Ohio: Available Now!
Verse, Book 3: Available October!
Stephanie Sanders-Jacob is an author and artist. She writes horror and weird fiction. Her alien abduction novel, Singing All the Way Up, came out in July 2023. Pyramidia, a horror story about multi-level marketing and pyramid schemes, came out in February 2024 with Slashic Horror Press.
Stephanie lives in Sandusky, Ohio. She can be contacted at [email protected]
Author Site
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William Sterling is a novelist, screenwriter, and the host of the Killer Mediums podcast from Dacula, Georgia.
His latest works include String Them Up, a murder-puppets horror novel from Crystal Lake Publishing, and the upcoming Dead Men's Chests, which is releasing in October 2024.
He loves all things horror, but has a soft spot for accessible "popcorn flick" horror with grandiose set-pieces and unexpected endings. Please check out the BOOKS tab above for a complete bibliography.
Reach out on Twitter: @Spooky_Sterling
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Haley Newlin is one of the hardest-working creatives in the indie horror space. In addition to her publications, she’s one-half of Twins and Talent, a book marketing team that aims to help writers get better visibility on their published work.
About the Author:
In 2016, Haley’s gothic short story “The Tactics of a Cryptic Arbitrator," was a finalist in the Penmen Review fall fiction contest. She has since published two novels and is working on her third. Her short story "The Butcher on Blue Jay Way," is featured in Kandisha Press' SLASH-HER anthology, which has received praise from Stephen Graham Jones and Barbara Crampton.
Find her on Instagram: @haleynewlin_author ; @twinsandtalent
Emily Ruth Verona is the author of the novel Midnight on Beacon Street, a 90's set home invasion thriller published by Harper Perennial in January 2024. In this discussion, she shares all things Beacon Street, including her inspiration, the writing journey that led to its publication, and the joy of injecting her love of horror movies into it.
Emily received her Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Cinema Studies from the State University of New York at Purchase. In 2014 she won the Pinch Literary Award in Fiction. She is a Bram Stoker Award nominee, a Rhysling Award Finalist, a Jane Austen Short Story Award Finalist, and a Luke Bitmead Bursary Finalist. Previous publication credits include fiction and poetry featured in several anthologies as well as magazines such as The Pinch, Lamplight Magazine, Mystery Tribune, Black Telephone Magazine, The Ghastling, and Nightmare Magazine. Her essays/articles have appeared online for Tor, Bookbub, Litro, BUST, and Bloody Women. In 2023, she founded the horror book blog Frightful. She lives in New Jersey with a very small dog.
Find Emily's work via the links below:
Author Site
X (Formerly Twitter)
Find more information on the podcast and Mad Axe Media at www.madaxemedia.com.
Mallory Cywinski is an author specializing in book club fiction, horror, erotica, and PNR. She's also the Founder and Director of Fox and Dagger Publishing, a graphic designer, a social media manager, an editor, a paranormal investigator (you read that right), and a Mom.
In this discussion, we chat about Mallory's writing journey from her first book Making Friends with Ghosts all the way to starting a new publishing company and gearing up to release Six Troubles, Seven Sins on June 21st, 2024.
See her work at the various links below:
Author Site
Fox and Dagger Publishing
Instagram @author.malloryc
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Nadine Stewart is an author, poet, and media creator. Her short fiction has been published in several anthologies including Terrorcore’s Doors of Darkness, Voices From the Mausoleum’s That Old House the Bathroom Anthology, Autumn Tales II from Anatolian Press, and the charity anthology Gridiron Gates of Hell, just to name a few.
In this discussion, we chat about her upcoming anthology Curbside Curses: The Yardsale Anthology, as well as her short fiction and her transition from being a reader to being a writer to being the curator of her own anthology.
You can follow her on Instagram:
@nadine.stewart.author and @house_of_the_macabre
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View her work on Amazon and wherever you get your books!
Alan Shivers is a Belgium-based author who mixes 90s slasher elements with modern European city vibes in his trilogy Europea Halls. His writing also contains strong themes of identity and mental health.
In this discussion, we take a deep dive into the 90s teen slasher era that inspired Alan to create his trilogy, as well as queer horror movies, queer horror fiction, and his future plans as a horror author.
Find Alan Shivers on Instagram: @alanshiversathor
Visit Indie Book Boxes on Etsy (and keep an eye out for the upcoming LGBTQIA+ box that includes a story by Alan!)
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The podcast currently has 40 episodes available.