And so we come to the post that I’ve been dancing around for a long, long time. I wasn’t sure if I was going to open my mouth and go here, and I wasn’t even sure that I’m qualified enough to do so. Like everything else, all I really have are my opinions and how … More Women in Horror: We are Not Meant to be Labeled Victims
Today Ellie Potts is back to share some tidbits from some of the stories in her book Flight of Delusions! This is a nice little inclusion as we wrap up Women in Horror month, since a lot of these stories fall into one dark category or another. If these bits are any indication, this is … More Excerpts from Flights of Delusion by Ellie Potts
Today I’ve got fellow No Boundaries Press author Ellie Potts in the hot seat! She writes a few different things and has a lot of interesting things to say about her process, so read what she has to say! *** SJ: Every writer has some sort of process. Give us a glimpse into yours. Do … More Author Interview: Ellie Potts
Before we begin, now that I definitely have your attention, I want to preface that I’m talking about sex in horror with this post. Although a lot of writers have horror elements, we won’t wander into True Blood or Anita Blake or Dresden territory (if I do it’ll be really quick, I swear), because technically … More Women in Horror: Let’s Talk About Sex
So one of the questions I’ve been asked off and on, whether on Twitter or at panels I’ve mediated on the topic of women in horror is one that slightly surprises me. “Is there really a need to even address the need for recognizing women in the horror genre? There really isn’t a problem, is … More Women and Horror: Is There a Problem or is it Just the Genre?
Rie Sheridan Rose was kind enough to put together some words about horror, and what a collection of words she’s put together! I love it when people are so enthusiastic about their passion for writing, but also the darker genres. It’s nice to find like-minded gals who aren’t afraid to say they love writing horror! … More Women and Horror: Rie Sheridan Rose
Today’s guest blogger is the incredible Sumiko Saulson. After taking a look at her site, I’m really excited to read her work. Quite honestly, I think she’s onto something here. In my family we have the story of how my mother was sat on by a clown while she was pregnant with me, and for … More Women in Horror: Sumiko Saulson: How to Turn Your Daughter Into a Horror Writer
Today I wanted to share an excerpt from Siobhan Kinkade’s fabulous book Loki’s Game! After her really savvy and intelligent guest post, I thought it would be fun to see how that translated into the actual story. (As a heads up, there is a little bit of language in the excerpt, so just be aware if … More Excerpt: Loki’s Game by Siobhan Kinkade
Mythology. Romance. Intrigue. They’re all awesome parts of this really unique book, and I’m proud to be part of the Loki’s Game tour! And it’s not just because Siobhan would smack me if I said otherwise. Seriously, this is an amazing book, and it’s one that you should check out right now. First, let’s take … More Loki’s Game by Siobhan Kinkade: Official Blog Tour
Today’s insight into the horror genre through feminine eyes is brought to us courtesy of Chantal Boudreau. Not only is she a very talented writer, but she’s also on the preliminary ballot for the Stoker Awards, so I think she’s definitely someone to talk about women and horror! *** The Darker Appeal Horror is a … More Women and Horror: Chantal Boudreau
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