The genre of Post Apocalyptic fiction has had a resurgence of popularity in recent years. Thematically, many of your short stories fall in this realm. What do you feel is fueling this resurgence?
Read MoreInterview with Genevieve Valentine author of “Wondrous Days”B.J. Burrow co-wrote the screenplay, The Monster Hunter, which premiered on the Sci-Fi channel and starred David Carradine. The Changed is his debut novel.
Read MoreInterview with B.J. BurrowTunku Halim is a Malaysian-born writer of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. He’s seen two novels published, four collections of short stories, and runs a popular blog at tunkuhalim.wordpress.com
Read MoreInterview with Tunku HalimIt’s been a long time since I’ve had a chance to catch up with Brandon Massey. We first met at HorrorFind IV where we were on what was probably the first “black people who write horror” panel.
Read MoreInterview with Brandon MasseyElizabeth Engstrom is the author of ten books and over 250 short stories, articles and essays. She is a former publisher and editor, and is a sought-after speaker and teacher at writing conferences and conventions around the world.
Read MoreInterview with Elizabeth EngstromFor those familiar with the horror and dark science fiction scene, the name Gene O’Neill should strike a note that rings of commitment to excellence and the deep, dark places people fight through in the great struggle of life.
Read MoreInterview with Gene O’NeillJ.M. McDermott published his first novel, Last Dragon, in January, 2008 under the Wizards of the Coast Discoveries program. Last Dragon drew immediate praise from both fans and critics for its stylistic prose and unconventional narrative structure.
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