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For episode 20, neo-noir transgressive slimstream fiction writer Richard Thomas explained to me what in the hell that actually means. Richard talked about how he started writing late and is working his ass off to make up for lost time. He is the author of over 100 stories and is an editor and a teacher. He makes me feel incredibly lazy. We discussed his Kickstarter campaign (which is great), his long road to writing, and how tough it is to be a full-time author. Richard has published work with Random House, Crystal Lake, Cemetery Dance, and a whole lot more.
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For episode 19, horror author Mark Gunnells destroyed an entire glass of almond milk in record time. It was impressive. We talked about his love of horror short stories and novellas, growing up on the Twilight Zone, and what it’s like having his favorite authors read his work.
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For episode 18, horror author Russell James stopped by to slam down a few dozen glasses of unfiltered water. We talked about the newest happenings with his publisher, Samhain, and their dismissal of his editor, Don D’auria. Russell talked about the great idea behind his book, Q Island, and why he thinks you need to join the HWA.
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For episode 17, horror maestro Jack Campisi returned to talk about the best horror to watch for Halloween. We go over a ton of horror movies you can stream on Netflix, Prime, and HBO Go. Jack is the co-host of the hilarious Monster Men podcast on YouTube. He also wore a killer Jaws shirt.
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For episode 16, Rich brought a bowl of beer. Literally. Rich explained how he got his first book published, translated into foreign languages, and turned into an audiobook. I hate him for his success. We also talked about zombies, of course, and his love the Patriots and 18 packs.
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For episode 15, S.P. Durnin returned to nerd out over zombie fiction, bad movies, and good beer. We discussed his newest release, Rotting to the Core, and the upcoming final two books of his zombie series. We also discovered that he is a hater.
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For episode 14, Hunter Shea returned with a case of Modelo cervezas. Hunter has a ton of books coming out over the next six months or so, which gave us a lot to cover. We discussed the flooding in his house, having ‘interesting’ guests on his podcast, and the warning he offers to anyone willing to date his daughters.
His bestselling novel, The Montauk Monster, is on sale for $1.99 for a short time, so grab it quick.
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In episode 13, I sipped on some honey bourbon, which was a huge mistake apparently. Neil Turitz whined about it. He probably cried right after the call ended. Neil discussed how he went from having no experience in filmmaking to directing a movie starring Amanda Peet and Ron Livingston. We discussed a lot of aspects of filmmaking and went over the options he’s following to get THE DARK made. Good times were had.
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