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Hosted by Robbie Dorman · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 49 episodes
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Join horror author Robbie Dorman as he discusses the ins and outs of writing dark fiction with a new writer every week!
Robbie Dorman hosts Blood on the Typewriter: A Podcast About Writing Dark Fiction, a arts show with 49 episodes published.
Today, I am joined by Frank Reddy to talk about his new novel, Ghost in the Grove! We talk about when and how to present flashbacks, layers of character performance, belief, being a minimalist writer, discipline, avoidin
Today, I am joined by John Collins to talk about his new collection, Altars in Abandoned Houses! We talk about abandoned places, mystery, grief, creating atmosphere, experiencing memory, shutting off your phone, and cons
Today, I am joined by the Stoker Award winning RJ Joseph to talk about her upcoming collection, My Monsters Ain’t Like Yours! We talk about dialing up violence in a story, finding a character’s voice, using family as the
Today, I am joined by Marissa Yarrow to talk about her upcoming novel, Island X! We talk about social media, unveiling mystery, on both a macro and micro scale, the mindset behind a big tonal shift, writing the book you
Today, I am joined by Timothy King to talk about his new novel, We Were Never Really Friends. We talk about writing unlikeable characters, choreographing action scenes, heavily plotting a novel, writing on your phone, me
Today, I am joined by Joshua Millican to discuss his new novel, Dopefoot. We talk about Bigfoot, myth, the great American novel, ego death, perspective, Land of the Lost, writing from the wound, and the desperate struggl
Today, I am joined by A.C. Hessenauer to talk about her new novel, Going to the Six! We talk about found footage, death of the author, the cold reality of cosmic horror, writing character at a stark remove, finding a rea
Today, I am joined by Jessika Grewe Glover to talk about her new book BROMELIAD HOUSE! We talk about gothic tropes, Florida humidity, rebuilding a haunted house, layering mysteries, man as predator, ignoring your reviews
Today, I am joined by Jackie Sonnenberg to talk about her new novel, The Fathoms Below! We talk about launching Crystal Lake’s YA imprint, the width and depth of worldbuilding, blending genres, making cosplay of your cha
Today, I am joined by Nat Cassidy to talk about his new collection, I Know A Place! We talk about writing for different mediums, using formatting to help tell a story, the film Dead Alive, finding value in work you may n
Today, I am joined by Laurel Hightower to talk about the back-in-print Crossroads! We talk about revisiting past works, how much mystery to leave off the page, how to reframe marketing yourself, using theme as character,
Today, I am joined by Grace R Reynolds to talk about her new honky-tonk slasher, Neon Moon! We talk about possum content warnings, Texas horror as a sub-genre, subverting slasher tropes, bachelorette parties in Frederick
Today, I am joined by AD Aro to talk about his newest book, Baby’s Breath. We talk about the absurdity of giving baby dolls to high schoolers, threads of anti-authoritarianism in Christopher Pike, how to measure pace in
Today, I am joined by Ellery Adams to talk about her first horror novel, Invasive Species. We talk about the definition of cozy horror, genre and sub-genre, generational differences, writing an antagonist, when not to qu
Today, I am joined by Phillip Fracassi to talk about his new novel, Sarafina. We talk about writing morally grey characters, writing with care, choosing when and how to write a sequel, tackling big themes, and perseverin
Today, I am joined by Tamika Thompson to talk about her debut novel, The Curse of Hester Gardens. We talk about the mother as perspective character, America as curse, cyclical violence, building dread, layering themes, s
Today, I am joined by Donna Taylor to talk about her new book Monsters in the Mountains! We talk about writing series, the amount of trauma teenagers can endure, not knowing what you don’t know, reviewing other writer’s
Today, I am joined by Angela Sylvaine to talk about her new novel, Cold Snap! We talk about the challenges of writing a sequel, how many references are too many, why deer are so scary, the trick to writing good dialogue,
Today, I am joined by Paulette Kennedy to talk about her new novel, The Two Deaths of Lillian Carmichael. We talk about masks and disguises, mystery and reveals, when you need a prologue, the power of a routine, and prio
Today, I am joined by Chris Panatier to discuss his new novel, Daytide. We talk about the tether of worldbuilding and mystery, using cultural references, finding the story, when to walk away to maintain momentum, finding
Nat Cassidy
horror author
1 appearance on this show
Laurel Hightower
1 appearance on this show
Ellery Adams
author
1 appearance on this show
Philip Fracassi
Bram Stoker and British Fantasy Award–nominated author
1 appearance on this show
Tamika Thompson
author
1 appearance on this show
Angela Sylvaine
horror author
1 appearance on this show
Chris Panatier
1 appearance on this show
Caitlin Starling
1 appearance on this show
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