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How a scary, isolated cabin freed up author Nick Medina for ‘Savage Lake’ Original
“Savage Lake” is author Nick Medina’s ode to the cabin in the woods. “I’ve been a longtime fan of cabin-in-the-woods horror stories, and ‘Savage Lake’ is my contribution to the subgenre,” he said during a recent email interview. “It’s instantly isolating, and — for the most part — it’s easy to buy into, making it relatable, which makes it even scarier in turn.
In Marcus Kliewer’s ‘Please Remain Seated,’ travel will never be safe again Original
Sounds about right for this time of year, which includes spooky season and the holidays Americans travel most during. Yeah, we might just stay home after listening to the new audiobook from Marcus Kliewer. “Please Remain Seated,” out now from Simon & Schuster, is an audio original from the best-selling horror author of “The Caretaker” and “We Used to Live Here,” featuring narrators Sosie Bacon (“Smile”), Jeremy Bobb (“The Outsider”) and Kyle Beltran (“American Horror Story”).
In Marcus Kliewer’s ‘Please Remain Seated,’ travel will never be safe again
Sounds about right for this time of year, which includes spooky season and the holidays Americans travel most during. Yeah, we might just stay home after listening to the new audiobook from Marcus Kliewer. “Please Remain Seated,” out now from Simon & Schuster, is an audio original from the best-selling horror author of “The Caretaker” and “We Used to Live Here,” featuring narrators Sosie Bacon (“Smile”), Jeremy Bobb (“The Outsider”) and Kyle Beltran (“American Horror Story”).
Horror novelist Rosson returns with ‘Crone’
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Samantha Josephs’ ‘Carrying’ will leave you gagging, but in a good way
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Author Samantha Josephs has just one question for readers of “Carrying.” “Did I leave you gagging?” Yes. Yes, she did. And in more ways than one. As with the title of her debut novel, there are multiple meanings to Josephs’ question. “Carrying” is stunning, jaw-dropping … and a little gross, but all good body horror is.
Samantha Josephs’ ‘Carrying’ will leave you gagging, but in a good way
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Samantha Josephs’ ‘Carrying’ will leave you gagging, but in a good way
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Author Samantha Josephs has just one question for readers of “Carrying.” “Did I leave you gagging?” Yes. Yes, she did. And in more ways than one. As with the title of her debut novel, there are multiple meanings to Josephs’ question. “Carrying” is stunning, jaw-dropping … and a little gross, but all good body horror is.
Samantha Josephs’ ‘Carrying’ will leave you gagging, but in a good way
Samantha Josephs’ ‘Carrying’ will leave you gagging, but in a good way Josephs uses her debut novel to make a statement.
Samantha Josephs’ ‘Carrying’ will leave you gagging, but in a good way
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Anne Rice’s ‘Interview with the Vampire’ celebrated at LA, Pasadena events Original
Everyone who has fallen in love with the prose of Anne Rice has an origin story, according to her son, Christopher Rice. Usually, that origin story involves someone picking up “Interview with the Vampire” when they needed it most, he said. Some of those stories were explored Monday night, along with the creation of “Interview with the Vampire,” during a 50th anniversary celebration of the book with authors Leigh Bardugo, Eric Shaw Quinn and Christopher Rice at the Pasadena Presbyterian Church.
How author Micaiah Johnson turned the haunted house into social commentary
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... “Pain is the only thing in this world you can become attached to without fear of losing it.” This line from her novel, “The Unhaunting,” has, well, been haunting author Micaiah Johnson. It “has been at the front of my brain since I wrote it,” Johnson said during a recent email interview.
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