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In this episode of Horror Joy, Brian and Jeff are joined by Nick Medina, author of 'Sisters of the Lost Nation,' 'Indian Burial Ground,' and the recently released novel, 'The Whistler.'
Nick discusses his shared perception of finding joy in horror, reflecting on the creativity and talent within the genre.
We explore his writing journey, the long road to getting published, and the significant influence of horror on his life.
Additionally, Nick delves into the themes, inspirations, and background research for his latest works, emphasizing the importance of addressing social issues through horror literature.
We also touch on his personal experiences and methods, especially his use of music to create atmosphere in his writing, and his intent to shed light on undervalued perspectives. The episode ends with recommended horror books and films that brought Nick joy.
By Brian Onishi + Jeffery Stoyanoff5
2323 ratings
In this episode of Horror Joy, Brian and Jeff are joined by Nick Medina, author of 'Sisters of the Lost Nation,' 'Indian Burial Ground,' and the recently released novel, 'The Whistler.'
Nick discusses his shared perception of finding joy in horror, reflecting on the creativity and talent within the genre.
We explore his writing journey, the long road to getting published, and the significant influence of horror on his life.
Additionally, Nick delves into the themes, inspirations, and background research for his latest works, emphasizing the importance of addressing social issues through horror literature.
We also touch on his personal experiences and methods, especially his use of music to create atmosphere in his writing, and his intent to shed light on undervalued perspectives. The episode ends with recommended horror books and films that brought Nick joy.

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