Today I’m excited to present a post by my fellow Big Bad 2 contributor, Sarah Adams, and man, this is a good one, kids! *** Horror is in the Set-Up Too, or, Why Monsters Aren’t Enough Let me tell you a story… Once upon a time, my family rented a cabin in the remote woods … More Horror is in the Set-up, Too by Sarah Adams
So, a few years ago I did a really in depth look at different aspects of women in horror. Instead of trying to redo that feat this year when I’ve got all of these awesome ladies and dudes sending me guest posts, I’m re-posting the links of all those entries into one single post. That … More Women in Horror: Past Explorations
So I’ve been thinking about my own horror influences lately… Yeah, there are the typical ones: I got into Anne Rice in college, Stephen King probably around the same time (I was a late bloomer), Ray Bradbury was a constant companion for me from high school on, though I really connected with him in my … More Growing up Gruesome: A Look at my Horror Influences
So along with everything else, I’ve been getting out and about in blog-world this month, which has partially been what’s been holding up posts here. So instead of shoving a separate post for every link I have out there, I decided to take pity on you and give you a run-down in one easy, comprehensive … More SJ’s horror posts around the web
In case you’ve been hypnotized by all the hearts and flowers, February is also Women in Horror Month, which is totally a better holiday and we should totally have our own candy aisle in the store during this time of year. Anywho, I’ve done different slants on WiHM the last few years, and this year … More My Path to Horror by Emerian Rich
Surprise! I actually had more responses than I originally thought, and because this issue is one near and dear to me, I’m just going to keep right on going 😀 Today my guest is Ekaterina Tikhoniuk! Her story, Emily, is also in The Grotesquerie, and I can’t wait to see what she has to say … More Women in Horror Interview: Ekaterina Tikhoniuk
First, thanks to all the authors of The Grotesquerie who participated in my interviews! I’m pleased and proud to not only be able to showcase so many different insights on my blog, but to stand with you guys in the same book. I thought I’d wrap this up with the woman whose evil genius plan … More Women in Horror Interview: Eden Royce
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
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