The Unnerving Podcast

JD Horn joins me to chat his latest, and the conclusion to the The Witches of New Orleans series, The Final Days of Magic, we also talk running, writing, and overcoming hurdles.

Joe R. Lansdale joins me to chat the Hap & Leonard series, touching on his latest The Elephant of Surprise, as well as Creepshow, adapting his work, a long career, crafting shorts, and writing what he wants to write.

Tosca Lee joins me to chat her latest novel, A Single Light, as well as surviving the apocalypse, technology, hitting the road for publicity, and finishing novels.

Technical issues meant I had to push this week's interview and begged Mark Allan Gunnells to record a flash story from his latest collection The Daylight Will Not Save You, I also give some updates on Unnerving things.

Charles Ardai joins me to chat the history of Hard Case Crime, passions in publishing and art, what's coming up, working with legends of the genre, and plucking the best from the hardboiled pocket crime heydays.

Lynn Hortel joins me to chat her debut novel Throwback, as well as delve into brutal writing, serial killers, and the world around her. Also, Jeff Stand joins me for a brief chat about his latest, Clowns Vs. Spiders, and gives a sample reading.

Shaun Hamill joins me to chat his new novel A Cosmology of Monsters, as well as the King blurb, John Irving, weird sex among characters, making big edits to a novel, and influences.

Somer Canon joins me to chat all she has going on, including the forthcoming eBook and paperback release of her novel The Hag Witch of Tripp Creek, as well as writing what you know and collaborating on books. To close out, Jeremy Hepler reads from his novel Cricket Hunters.

Faye Snowden joins me to chat her latest book, A Killing Fire, as well as setting up a crime story, the way characters come to her, race issues in publishing, reacting to reader opinions, and finding the right publisher.

Stephen Kozeniewski joins me to chat his latest release, Skinwrapper, a prequel to The Hematophages, crossing horror and science fiction, market trends, putting an original spin on tropes, and building worlds.