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TIH 123: Writers’ Craft Talk: Writing Suspenseful Scenes with 16 Writers

December 6, 2016
12 mins to read

In this podcast sixteen writers discuss techniques for writing suspenseful scenes. Contributions from Stephen Volk, Maura McHugh, Melissa Lason and Michelle Garza, John Skipp, Rebecca Jones-Howe, Rich Hawkins, Kristi DeMeester, J. Daniel Stone, Stephanie M. Wytovich, T.E. Grau, Lisa Mannetti, Paul Michael Anderson, Simon Kurt Unsworth, Philip Fracassi and Michael Wehunt. Show Notes [02:35] Stephen Volk …

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5 Must Read Horror Articles 5 December 2016

December 5, 2016
2 mins to read

Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: Brad Peyton Talks Rampage Adaptation An Interview With Jack Ketchum Hannah Fierman Talks V/H/S Spin Off Film Siren Interview With A Westworld Host Horror Icons In Everyday Situations …

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TOD 005 Black Women in Spec-Lit and Horror: Two Panels from the 1st State of Black Science Fiction Convention

December 1, 2016
8 mins to read

In this podcast The Outer Dark presents the panels “Black Women in Speculative Fiction” and “Black Women in Horror” from the State of Black Science Fiction Convention in Atlanta, Ga. The moderator for both was Nicole Givens Kurtz, and the panelists were Penelope Flynn, Valjeanne Jeffers, Kyoko M, Alicia McCalla, and Cerece Rennie-Murphy. It was …

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Book Giveaway: They Don’t Come Home Anymore by T.E. Grau

December 1, 2016
3 mins to read

We kicked this week off with the release of T.E. Grau’s new genre-defying novella They Don’t Come Home Anymore. It’s already received rave feedback and reviews from the likes of LitReactor, Booked, and Dead End Follies, to name but a few. Now, courtesy of our friends over at Goodreads, we’re hosting a giveaway where three of you …