Author Asher Ellis and I talk about his books and some short films he was involved with as well. We compare anthologies to Jock Jams and Patrick Swayze to Chris Hemsworth. I also talk about Book Tattoos and Asher's book PET.

Happy Friday the 13th! On this episode I talk with James A Moore. We talk about his work and his struggle with cancer along with the importance of insurance. I also talk about movie series in honor of it being Friday the 13th and rant about Hellboy.

This week I talk with Mary SanGiovanni where she gives me insight on the sub-genre of Cosmic Horror and how hard it can be to break into other sub-genres. I also talk about what got me into reading and being grounded all the time.

Today's interview features Jacob Haddon, who is the owner of Apokrutha Publication and the creator and editor of LampLight Magazine. We talk about the need for giving new authors a chance to get their stories out there and known more in the industry. I also talk conventions with horror writer and what makes me cry.

In this episode I talk about bookmarks and interview the hilarious Jeff Strand. We talk about his different works and what it takes to be a comedic horror writer. He also talks about the differences between his comedic horror and more traditional horror books. After I talk about his short story collection, Gleefully Macabre Tales.

This week I talk about Women in Horror Month, and interview new author Mary Hart. We talk about her inspiration for her first novel and the influence of pop culture in her writing. After, I talk about my experience reading "Some Horrific Evening".

This week I talk with Horror Author, Brian Keene, and we go into detail on some of his best and most recommended work. Talks more about how personal some of his work has been and the topic of toxic masculinity. After, I talk about what I chose to read as my first Brian Keene Novel!

On this episode I start off talking about being a monogamous or polyamorous reader. Paul and I talk about his books, winning a Stoker Award and more. After I give my thoughts on my first Paul Tremblay read.

Today I talk with the rockin' Ronald Malfi. We don't talk just about books, but his band as well and the importance of being creative no matter what. I also talk about reading hangovers, my reviews on Malfi's book and a follow-up on Somer Canon's book, Killer Chronicles, as well.

Join me as I sit down with Author Somer Canon and get a little more insight on being a newer author and making a name. Also, learn about the books she has written and the best place to start for you.