TIH 232: Max Booth III and Lori Michelle on Dark Moon Digest, Upcoming Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing Releases, and Trigger Warnings

In this podcast Max Booth III and Lori Michelle talk about Dark Moon Digest, upcoming Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing releases, trigger warnings, and much more.

About Max Booth III and Lori Michelle

Max Booth III is the Editor-in-Chief of Perpetual Motion Machine, the Managing Editor of Dark Moon Digest, a columnist for LitReactor, and the author of numerous novels, including The Nightly Disease, which some critics have labelled as the Holy Bible for the customer service industry. His next novel, Carnivorous Lunar Activities, is forthcoming through Fangoria’s new line of horror paperbacks. He lives in Texas. Follow him on Twitter @GiveMeYourTeeth. His favorite film is Zodiac.

Lori Michelle is the co-owner of Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing, as well Editor-in-Chief of both Dark Moon Digest and the now-defunct Dark Eclipse. She is the author of Dual Harvest and the editor of Bleed, an anthology to benefit the National Children’s Cancer Society. Her stories have appeared in several anthologies, including the 2012 Bram Stoker finalist, Slices of Flesh, and the 2014 Bram Stoker finalist, Qualia Nous. She can be found at www.theauthorsalley.com. Her favorite film is Places in the Heart.

Show notes

[02:20] Lori’s early life lessons growing up
[06:10] Dance origins
[09:10] A typical week with Lori Michelle
[11:40] First experiences with story
[16:20] Dark Moon Digest
[18:40] Max’s old collection ‘They Might Be Demons’
[21:50] Nathan Blixt, via Patreon, asks about where flash fiction floats in the literary space
[25:40] Great Jones Street
[32:20] Roger Venable, via Patreon, asks about upcoming single author releases from PMMP and Dark Moon Digest
[41:15] Trigger warnings
[51:30] Do you know who I hate …
[53:25] Reviewers owe you nothing
[01:07:30] Russ McKamey

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