In this engaging conversation, Michael G. Williams, a queer horror author, discusses his journey into writing, the importance of folklore and horror in the Carolinas, and the role of community in fostering creativity. He shares insights on the nature of inspiration, the balance between creativity and financial stability, and the significance of friendship and self-discovery in the queer experience. The discussion highlights how horror can serve as a powerful medium for exploring personal and societal themes, ultimately emphasizing the healing power of community and art.

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Michael G. Williams, queer horror, folklore, creativity, writing, community, Appalachian horror, self-discovery, friendship, queer narratives