I'm delighted to join this virtual panel.

I'm delighted that my work is featured at HorrorAddicts.net.

This film makes a good opening act in a horror double feature.

Calling all Modesto-area aspiring and indie writers!

I’m excited that Maxwell Ian Gold stopped by ahead of the release of his latest work, Tiny Oblivions and Mutual Self Destructions.

Deeply layered and powerful, The Year of Return is a must-read.

Check out the audio performance of my horror short, "The Sand Ate Her," on the Creepy Podcast.

The latest author to join the series is multi-talented. I rarely use that term, but with Hodge it is fitting.

I'm always grateful to learn of a review of my work, especially one of my short pieces.

I’m really excited that author Mark Leslie took the time to stop by.

The second edition of my Next Generation Indie Award-winning speculative collection, Unshod, Cackling, and Naked, is out now from Unnerving Books!

I had a blast participating in a horror author roundtable with Horror Hangouts host Josh Cuny, and authors Lee Rozelle and Lydia Prime.

I’m so excited that L. Marie Wood stopped by ahead of the launch of her latest work, The Horror Aesthetic: Essays from the Dark Corners of the Genre.

I am thrilled to announce that I'm now represented by Rebecca Podos of Rees Literary Agency.

Body horror at its finest.

The co-authors stopping by today have slept in Lizzie Borden’s bedroom and visited the grave of the actress who created Vampira.

Percival Everett is brilliant.

The Judge Reviews are in for the 2024 Next Generation Indie Book Awards, and I couldn’t be more delighted.

Auhhor Alison McBain has set out to write a novel a week over the course of a year to prove humans make better novelists than AI, and can not only match bot output, but can do it better.

The Stoker Awards banquet and ceremony were both an amazing time