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Women in Horror: Amanda Headlee An interview with Amanda Headlee, author of This is How A Villain is Made

Today for Women in Horror Month, @candacenola.bsky.social and I are shouting out @amandaheadlee.bsky.social! Read her interview here: open.substack.com/pub/eliza392...

#HorrorWriting

Women in Horror: Lee Murray, ONZM Writing horror and speculative fiction from New Zealand

Today for Women in Horror Month, @candacenola.bsky.social and I are shouting out the one and only @leemurraywriter.bsky.social, ONZM, whose OVERSIGHT: ERASURE POETRY, coauthored with @carinabissett.bsky.social, is out today! See what she has to say about it …

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Women in Horror Month: Robin Knabel Owner of Inky Bones Press talks why she loves horror

Today @candacenola.bsky.social and I are shouting out @robinknabel.bsky.social for Women in Horror Month! She’s the owner of Inky Bones Press, and she tells us about what they’re up to …

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can we make a worldwide rule that if you make fifty million dollars you win capitalism. We give you a golden calf statue and you can send your name to the moon, then we take all the rest of your money for healthcare and food for the rest of us

Women in Horror: Kate Maruyama A horror author, a teacher, and one of the kindest humans I know, Kate Maruyama talks books, cooking, and horror retreats

Today for Women in Horror Month, @candacenola.bsky.social and I are celebrating @katemaru.bsky.social! I loved her Hollywood novel, The Collective. Find out why she loves horror in her Substack interview:

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A flyer for “Chlorine & Kudzu: Southern Gothic meets Swimming Pool Scares” a book event on 3/19 in Charlottesville, VA with authors Cullen Wade and Elizabeth Broadbent.

I don’t think I have many Virginia ppl on here, but yall can see me & @elizabethbroadbent.bsky.social cuttin up at 2nd Act Books in Charlottesville on 3/19. It’s a @nighttidemag.bsky.social super teamup!
#horrorbooks #instore #horrorwriters

Women in Horror: Gwendolyn Kiste The author of The Haunting of Velkwood discusses horror and horror writing

Today for Women in Horror Month, @candacenola.bsky.social and I have an interview with @gwendolynkiste.bsky.social, and she talks about her new book with @rdspress.bsky.social, THE HAUNTED HOUSES SHE CALLS HER OWN:

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It's Women in Horror Month Let's talk about misogyny.

Imma make some people angry and I don’t care

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Reminder!

Black Horror Month: Paula D. Ashe Rounding out our interviews, we have the queen: Paula Ashe!

And because Black Horror Month should never truly end, I have a substack interview with the divine @pauladashe.bsky.social today! (And she never disappoints):

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Sorry I didn’t tag you on Insta!! I didn’t know your insta name! I edited and grabbed you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

We don’t deserve you!!! ❤️❤️❤️ you’re the bestest!

Also from @raywalton.bsky.social!

Congratulations to our talented editor and fearless leader @momoshaty.bsky.social for her Bram Stoker nomination in short nonfiction from the staff of @nighttidemag.bsky.social!

Love, Eliza, @cullenwade.bsky.social, @rjacksonjoseph.bsky.social, @emmacole.bsky.social, @sharai.bsky.social …

The Grand Empress of Savannah is an icon, and since she can longer raise hell about this, I did it for her.

I had a blast writing this one! It really helped my own craft, and I hope it’ll help yours, too.

Black Horror Month: Nicole Givens Kurtz Talking to Nicole Givens Kurtz, an author as well as publisher of the award-winning Mocha Memoirs Press

Today, in conjunction with @candacenola.bsky.social’s Uncomfortably Dark Horror, my substack has an interview with Nicole Givens Kurtz, author and editor at @mochamemoirspress.bsky.social!

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Black Horror Month: Jamal Hodge Author Jamal Hodge talks upcoming work and inspiration

Today, in conjunction with @candacenola.bsky.social’s Uncomfortably Dark Horror, my substack has an interview with @directorh.bsky.social, Jamal Hodge!

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The best author in the ongoing series in partnership with @candacenola.bsky.social’s Uncomfortably Dark: Nigerian-born, Toronto-raised Felix I.D. Dimaro! Check out his linktree at linktr.ee/Dimaro

Black Horror Month: Felix DiMaro Nigerian-Canadian writer Felix DiMaro talks writing, books, and having a voice

Now on my substack, in partnership with bestie @candacenola.bsky.social’s Uncomfortably Dark Horror: an interview with Felix I.D. Dimaro! open.substack.com/pub/eliza392...

I am honored! Thank you @candacenola.bsky.social and @elizabethbroadbent.bsky.social for this feature!
#BookSky

Thank you!

Today, @candacenola.bsky.social’s Uncomfortably Dark Horror and I are celebrating @tamikathompson.bsky.social! Her debut novel, THE CURSE OF HESTER GARDENS, comes out on March 31, so y’all go preorder it!
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Black Horror Month: Tamika Thompson Author and former journalist Tamika Thompson talks books, writing, and her new novel, The Curse of Hester Gardens

Today I’ve got an interview with author @tamikathompson.bsky.social up on my substack! As always thanks to bestie @candacenola.bsky.social at Uncomfortably Dark Horror for bringing me into this interview series ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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I Grew Up in a Haunted House ... like, for real haunted. With ghosts. Here's what it was like.

I grew up in a haunted house. Here’s the catch: I thought it was normal. Read about it in my substack:

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Black Horror Month: Travis Bruce Today we're talking to host of The Horror Realm and my co-host on The Paranormal Xperience, Travis Bruce!

Today on my substack, my cohost of the Paranormal Xperience, Travis Bruce, was kind enough to interview for @candacenola.bsky.social’s Uncomfortably Dark and me!

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Of course, love! Any time for a fellow Southern Gothic author (especially one of such great talent!!!)

Black Horror Month: Sylvester Barzey Sylvester Barzey talks horror writing, books, and who you should be reading right now

Today, author @sylvesterbarzey.bsky.social, author of Camp Lanier, was kind enough to talk to me! Give him a follow, and check out his interview below!

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THINGS ARE AS THEY SHOULD BE And Other Words To Die For Amazon.com: THINGS ARE AS THEY SHOULD BE And Other Words To Die For eBook : Raymond, P.M. , Nola, Candace: Kindle Store

Meet @pmraymond.bsky.social! She’s the author of Thing Are As They Should Be, an awesome collection of interconnected Southern Gothic stories coming in April from @cnola.author’s Uncomfortably Dark Horror. Grab it now at www.amazon.com/THINGS-THEY-...

Black Horror Month: P.M. Raymond Today we're talking to New Orleanian P.M. Raymond

Today I have an interview on my Substack with @pmraymond.bsky.social! I just finished her release from Uncomfortably Dark, Things Are As They Should Be, coming in April—it’s interconnected Southern Gothic short stories—and they’re awesome!

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