In this podcast Stephen Kozeniewski talks about George A. Romero, Killercon’s gross out contest, Billy and the Cloneasaurus, and much more.
About Stephen Kozeniewski
Stephen Kozeniewski lives in Pennsylvania, the birthplace of the modern zombie. During his time as a Field Artillery officer he served for three years in Oklahoma and one in Iraq, where, due to what he assumes was a clerical error, he was awarded the Bronze Star. He is also a classically trained linguist, which sounds much more impressive than saying his bachelor’s is in German.
Show notes
- [03:20] Traci Kenworth, via Patreon, asks about horror inspirations
- [04:20] George A. Romero
- [06:10] Writing process and routine
- [09:00] NaNoWriMo
- [16:10] Something changed mind about
- [18:05] Traci Kenworth, via Patreon, asks about biggest change since being published
- [19:25] Killercon’s Gross Out
- [35:45] Roger Venable, via Patreon, asks about research and worldbuilding
- [40:05] Favourite zombie movie
- [41:45] Roger Venable, via Patreon, what’s next
- [46:00] Collaborative process
- [54:15] What frightens you
- [56:66] Billy and the cloneasaurus
- [01:05:40] Personal philosophies
- [01:10:30] Advice to eighteen-year-old self
- [01:12:30] Underread authors
- [01:14:55] Connect
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Resources
- Stephen Kozeniewski fiction
- Silverwood: The Door
- Story Unboxed 004 Day of the Dead (1985)
- Jonathan Janz
- Carlton Mellick III
- Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason
- Mary Fan
- Elizabeth Corrigan
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