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Guest Interview- Alex Kimmell
Hey! Today, I get to interview the very creepy and delightful Alex Kimmell, horror writer extraordinaire. Welcome, Alex! 1. The Key To Everything scared the pants off me and kept me going, “whoa, wait, what the–?” I still can’t look at squirrels without my eyes widening. What inspired you to write it? The original idea for the story came from a dream. It started as a short story that I put on my blog at the time. Some people at …
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Taking It To The Grave 5: Worlds Collide
Tonight, an Evil Author Interview of a different sort … while I host Mark Everett Stone, author of “Things to Do in Denver When You’re Undead” and “What Happens in Vegas Dies in Vegas”, I don’t actually interview him. Actually, I don’t interview anyone. My main character, ex-forensic psychic and pro-derfwad Marnie Baranuik, interviews his main character, seriously badass monster hunter Kalevi Hakala, from Kal’s point of view. Buckle up! I watched the pretty little bit of a thing burst through …
Taking It To The Grave 4: Old Gods, New Blood
Winter–that coy bitch–has finally pinned the city down with a merciless cold front; drooping above the barn is an ash grey sky studded by lonely pockets of stars. Your host’s fingers are clutched tightly to the old coffee can, and the thing inside it is making pitiful claws-on-tin noises: scritch-scritch-scritch. They’re hard to ignore, but she has hardened herself off so that she may face the task ahead. Wind snatches the collar of her coat and drags the fabric away from the delicate flesh of her throat, and she’s thankful that she’s brought a flask …
Taking It To The Grave 3 (By Guest Blogger Heather Goldie)
4am isn’t the nicest time of day; Its cool and dark, and there’s an underlying air of menace. The only people out at this hour are shift workers, crooks and hookers. And me, your lovely hostess, Heather. I’m sitting in the back of AJ’s car waiting patiently. She slides behind the wheel humming to herself and starts the car. I let her adjust the volume on her radio until she’s blasting Avril. That’s when I lunge forward to put the cloth over her …
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