John FD Taff joins me to chat his new collection, Little Black Spots, as well as marketing, writing, and reading.

Theodore Van Alst Jr. joins me to chat his collection Sacred Smokes, youthful troubles, writing, books, and reading for crowds.

Richard Chizmar joins me to talk Cemetery Dance, writing projects, film projects, marketing, and collaborations.

Caroline Kepnes joins me to chat her last book, Providence, as well as the social impact of technology, the time she accidentally became a monster, and You (Lifetime series).

Stephen Graham Jones joins me to chat writing, Halloween stuff, and movies. As a bonus, Armand Rosamilia and Jay Wilburn read Town is Changed (an all-new short), and Jessica McHugh reads Lipstick. Plus some weird stuff and visits from friends.

Anne Gresham joins me to chat LitReactor courses, University of Colorado Advanced Horror Writing Course, writing expectations, and self-betterment.

Bev Vincent, co-editor of Flight or Fright, joins me to chat building the anthology, how Stephen King came to delegate the role, his books, and the challenges of putting together an anthology with sub-sub-genre stories.

Gwendolyn Kiste, author of The Rust Maidens, joins me to chat her new novel, alcohol consumption, the craft, and Ohio.

Bonus: guest review by Emily of The Night Worms: www.instagram.com/book.happy/

Craig DiLouie joins me to chat his latest novel, One of Us (Orbit Books), the writing process, where characters comes from, and gives insight into hybrid publishing.

Alma Katsu has joined me to talk her novel The Hunger, we also chat the method behind writing historical fiction, her background, and eating human flesh, in a pinch of course.