Today, we're happy to welcome the multitalented, ultra-expressive artist, performer, and poet Bianca X to the podcast to talk about her work, her philosophies and approaches to life and art, and the poem as higher art, story refined.

This week we're excited to welcome John Hornor Jacobs to the show to promote his latest release, Murder Ballads and Other Horrific Tales, which is out now through Journalstone. Throughout the course of the episode, we talked about the influence of music in his works, his upcoming project A Gentleman of Carpathia, the strengths of the novella format, and had a great discussion about foreign films. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did!

This week Shane Douglas Keene goes one on one with the amazing and versatile Jon Bassoff, author of The Drive-Thru Crematorium, Corrosion, and The Lantern Man. We had a great chat about all things Bassoff and dark fiction. Tune in.

Today we have a fucking amazing conversation with the great John Langan. Want to get schooled in the art of cosmic horror, it's practitioners, and the craft of writing, among a cornucopia of other great topics? Click the play button and let the education begin!

This week we talk to John and Matthew about their joint project comprised of John's novella The Fearing: Fire and Brimstone, and Matthew's RPG based on it. Learn something about the book, the history of it, and what it takes to make a villain...well, villainous.

In this episode, we wish Laurel Hightower a happy one year anniversary with Ink Heist. Yep, It's already been a year since the first time she was on the podcast. We're happy to have her as a member of our family and our team, and we're also happy to take a little time to talk a bit about CROSSROADS by Laurel Hightower.

We had a blast talking with S.H. Cooper about her work, Indiana Jones movies, novellas, women in horror, and a whole slew of other topics. Don't miss this one, folks. It's gut-busting hilarious but also packed with information.

In this episode, we dive deep into Devil's Creek with Todd Keisling and also discuss a bevy of other topics, some interesting and informative, some hilarious, and some both. This is a spoiler-heavy episode.

Here's a great conversation between two amazing authors and a reading from the great Jeffrey Ford. You're going to want to give this one a listen ASAP. It's shaping up to be a great series so far.

This week we welcome Michael Clark to the show. Among other things, we talk about strategic book marketing, why all the best ghosts are women, and a teaser on what he's working on next. Tune in here or on your favorite podcast streaming service.