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- The Lineup present four occult urban myths associated with legendary rock stars
- Esquire Magazine asks whether America cares for its authors any more
- The Horror Tree offer up a guide to writing compelling epistolary fiction
- Bloody Disgusting look at the influence of current horror movie legend Maika Monroe
- Writer Livingstone Slate sits down for an author interview with The Ginger Nuts of Horror
The Lineup present four occult urban myths associated with legendary rock stars
From Robert Johnson to Led Zeppelin, Melissa Pleckham shines a light on four occult conspiracies associated with some of history’s biggest rock artists in this article for The Lineup.
Esquire Magazine asks whether America cares for its authors any more
Gabino Iglesias, author of forthcoming horror/crime novel, House of Bone and Rain, recounts his trip to France and asks whether America looks after its authors the way it used to in this article for Esquire.
The Horror Tree offer up a guide to writing compelling epistolary fiction
In this craft article for The Horror Tree, Melody E Mcintyre looks at the form of epistolary writing and how to best exploit this medium.
Bloody Disgusting look at the influence of current horror movie legend Maika Monroe
In the order of horror movie history’s ‘Scream Queens,’ Bloody Disgusting’s Jenn Adams makes a compelling case for It Follows, and Longlegs star, Maika Monroe.
Writer Livingstone Slate sits down for an author interview with The Ginger Nuts of Horror
The Ginger Nuts of Horror’s Jim McLeod sits down with author Livingstone Slate to find out about his path from office life to the horror writer’s chair.
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KEV HARRISON