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
Today I’ve got some Q&A with Violet Tempest, another author from the women in horror anthology The Grotesquerie! SJ: Why Horror? Why does it appeal to you? VT: To be honest, when I sit down to write it’s what pours out onto the screen. Maybe it’s because as far back as I can remember I … More Women in Horror Interview: Violet Tempest
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
So yeah, February really got away from me, for reasons you’ll hopefully see soon. Unfortunately, even having time away from the dayjob doesn’t always mean I can do everything, and life always finds ways to complicate issues. However, I wanted to really have a discussion about women and the horror genre, and let’s face it: … More Women in Horror Interview: Carrie Martin!
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
So this month I’m hoping to get some roundtable discussions going between women horror writers, but in the meantime, I’d like to revisit some of my thoughts from last year. My process on this is multi-faceted and somewhat self-serving: 1. I’m lazy. Well, not really, but I’ve also got a huge book to finish editing, … More WiHM: Writing Horror Like a Girl
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
I’m excited to share two calls for horror anthologies with all who might be interested! Mocha Memoirs Press is looking for submissions for two upcoming anthologies. Details are as follows: Submission Guidelines CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: In the Bloodstream: An Anthology of Dark Fantasy and Horror Mocha Memoirs Press is pleased to announce that a new … More Calling all horror authors! Two anthology calls from Mocha Memoirs Press
Well, I suppose it’s time to wrap up Women in Horror Month. I know I went over, but seriously, is it really fair that the shortest month of the year be devoted to such a cool subject? I’d like to once again thank all the talented ladies (and a gent) who were kind enough to … More Women in Horror Recognition Month: Final Thoughts
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