The Unnerving Podcast

MJ Preston joins me to chat Four, his latest novel, as well as inspiration, ice road trucking, the military, and the route to where he's come to as a writer.

Kathe Koja joins me to chat about her new collection, Velocities: Stories, as well as her process, reader reaction, and following ideas.

Liz Butcher joins me to chat her debut novel, Fates' Fury, and Jessica Guess reads from her debut novella, Cirque Berserk (Rewind or Die #4).

Hank Phillippi Ryan joins me to chat her latest The Murder List (now available in paperback), the journey, finding endings, adjusting in the second draft, reader appreciation, and gravitating toward characters.

Kaaron Warren joins me to chat her latest, Into Bones Like Oil, as well as where she's found inspiration, her methods, ghosts, boarding houses, and holding her writing accountable. 

Hunter Shea joins me to chat his latest Flame Tree release, SLASH, as well as the dwindled or gone horror sections and bookstores, writing an original and yet nostalgic slasher books, and marketing.

Richard Chizmar joins me to chat his latest Gwendy's Magic Feather, as well as Castle Rock, how the story came about, 1999, and Stephen King's reach in the world of books.

Daniel Kraus joins me to chat his latest, Blood Sugar, as well as his interest in empathetic villains, co-writing, writing specific lengths, and crafting character dialogue.

Cat Rambo joins me to chat her latest release, Carpe Glitter, as well as the Winchester House, Nazi scientists, hoarders, tough family situations, and writing a whole lotta short stories.

Joshua Chaplinsky joins me to chat his new collection Whispers in the Ear of a Dreaming Ape, inspirations, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, writing what interests him, seeing stories through, and switching styles.