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Hosted by Robbie Dorman · arts · EN-US · 59 episodes
Join horror author Robbie Dorman as he discusses the ins and outs of writing dark fiction with a new writer every week!
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Episode #59
Today, I am joined by Stephanie Sanders-Jacob to talk about her new novel, HEARSEPOWER! We talk about funeral homes, hearses, tone, writing teen characters, finding a character’s voice, succeeding due to insanity, and doing something every day to help your career. Hearsepower was a blast to read, and Stephanie was a great guest! Hearsepower The Auctioneer by Joan Samson Revenge Arc by Cat Voleur
Episode #58
Today, I am joined by Alex T Singer to talk about her upcoming novel, ANGEL COUNTRY! We talk about biblically accurate angels, a new cosmicism, cosmic wonder vs cosmic horror, when and how to be cast adrift in mystery, the limits of worldbuilding, writing a female mad scientist, writing a little every day, and escaping burnout. Transportative and immensely imaginative, ANGEL COUNTRY is immediately one of my favorite books of the year, and this conversation was incredible! Angel Country Thrall by Rebecca Mahoney
Episode #57
Today, I am joined by Gwendolyn Kiste to talk about her new novella, IN THESE GILDED, GHOSTLY HEARTS! We talk about The Great Gatsby, goopy ghosts, recontextualizing works from the canon, when to zoom in and zoom out, knowing who you are as a writer, the horror boom, and much, much more. Gwendolyn is one of the best writers working today and was an incredible guest! In These Gilded, Ghostly Hearts Cyanide Constellations by Sara Tantlinger Cracks by Kristy Park Kulski Root Magic by Eden Royce Night's Edge by Liz Kerin
Episode #55
Today, I am joined by Rachel Harrison to talk about her new novel KISS SLAY REPLAY! We talk about time loops, grounding a narrative in emotional arcs, deciding how much to explain, how writing is like catfish noodling, why the biggest challenge is often the best next project, and the mental challenge of a tough edit. Rachel is a superstar and is a font of wisdom. KISS SLAY REPLAY needs to be on top of your TBR! Kiss Slay Replay House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson Dark Sisters by Kristi DeMeester This Thing Between Us by Gus Moreno The Militia House by John Milas
Episode #53
Today, I am joined by Jennifer McMahon to talk about her newest folk horror novel, STAY BURIED! We talk about monstrous horses, rules for the ghost, discovering a novel, Shirley Jackson, focus frogs, writing rituals, and writing through different versions of yourself. Stay Buried is precise, intricate, and haunting, and is my new favorite of Jennifer’s. Stay Buried We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson
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