The Unnerving Podcast

Bram Stoker Award winners Gwendolyn Kiste and Sara Tantlinger join me to chat winning Stokers, Stoker Con, the Horror Writers Association, and how they function at cons. Also, both give brief readings from their forthcoming titles.

Brent Michael Kelley joins me to chat his latest book, Doomsday Furnace, as well as lighting oneself on fire, civilized vultures, and Stoker Con.

Jessica McHugh talks running a Patreon page, writing, pressures of change and personal demand, and frustrations in publishing.

C.V. Hunt joins me to chat Halloween Fiend, Grindhouse Press, fictionalizing real people, trying new things, and working with authors.

Danger Slater Joins me to chat IMPOSSIBLE JAMES, bizarro fiction, finding his voice, Portland, where he finds inspiration, and more.

Ray Cluley joins me to chat WATER FOR DROWNING, mermaids, writing stories to sell, writing for self, and following ideas.

Andy Davidson joins me to chat the paperback release of In the Valley of the Sun, as well as writing Texas, vampires, publishing, marketing, and selling a manuscript to the right agent.

Kate Jonez joins me to chat her collection Lady Bits, female rage, method writing, editing, and taking the next step in fiction writing.

Hans-Åke Lilja joins me to chat the audiobook release of the anthology he edited, Shinging in the Dark: Celebrating 20 Years of Lilja's Library, which includes stories by Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum and PD Cacek, John Ajvide Lindqvist, and, of course, Stephen King.

Tosca Lee joins me to chat her latest novel, The Line Between, writing characters, plotting or not plotting, television, and writing thrillers.