Today I’m interviewing Evelyn Deshane about her horror influences and how she views the genre! (And huge, huge cheers for the R.L. Stine mention and the short answer to the first question!) SJ: Why horror? Out of all the things to write, why does this genre appeal to you? ED: Short answer: it’s beautiful. Longer … More Women in Horror Interview: Evelyn Deshane
Today I’ve got Lisamarie Lamb with me, talking horror, her influences, and her thoughts on writing in the genre as a woman. Let’s see what she has to say! SJ: Why horror? Out of all the things to write, why does this genre appeal to you? LL: It’s my favourite genre to read, and has … More Women in Horror Interview: Lisamarie Lamb
Yep, I’ve got another cool lady who wants to talk horror today! Please welcome Caryn Studham Sartorus! SJ: Why horror? Out of all the things to write, why does this genre appeal to you? CSS: I’m not faithful to just one genre. There are too many fun stories to write so I don’t limit myself. … More Women in Horror Interview: Caryn Studham Sutorus
I don’t know about you, but I really, really like hearing more than one opinion on certain issues, and these ladies have been incredibly insightful. I’m so blessed to have so many people willing to share their feelings and experiences with me about this sort of topic. That being said, today I have another great … More Women in Horror Interview: Rie Sheridan Rose
Today, my interview guest is the awesome Jessica Housand Weaver! She’s been here before, but this time she’s talking all about horror! Why horror? Out of all the things to write, why does this genre appeal to you? Horror is intense. It’s an adrenalin rush that physically and psychologically impacts the human mind and body. … More Women in Horror Interview: Jessica Housand-Weaver
I’m back today with another interview exploring what it means to write in the horror genre as a woman. Hopefully you’re seeing that these ladies are highly intelligent and possess the same sort of love for the genre that guys do. They may come at it from different areas, but they’re sincere, and intent on … More Women in Horror Interviews: Kierce Sevren
I’m back with another look into what it means to be a female writer in the horror genre. Joining me today is Chantal Boudreau! SJ: Why horror? Out of all the things to write, why does this genre appeal to you? CB: I was originally a fan of fantasy, a natural evolution from fairy tales … More Women in Horror Interview: Chantal Boudreau
I’m so excited to spread the word of an excellent anthology edited by my friend Alexander . Brown! We’ve talked about it here and there on The Star Chamber Show, and the amount of talent in this book is just unreal. If the stories I’ve heard about are any indication, this is going to be … More Cover Reveal: Southern Haunts 2 Devils in the Darkness
It’s high time I try to get back into this as I can! So today’s Weekend Writing Warriors bit comes from my short story Sandy, that appears in Mocha Memoirs Press’s new anthology, The Grotesquerie. My story is about two sisters, Lucy and Tabby. Lucy’s a teenager struggling to be normal (which is especially hard … More WeWriWa: Sandy
It is one of the most beautiful months of the year… I mean yeah, there’s all that love and stuff that’s part of February, but let’s focus on what this month is really about: women participating and being recognized as an important part of the horror genre. I’m going to repost some of the things … More Available now: The Grotesquerie
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