Women in Horror: Part Eighteen
It may be March but I’m still rolling with WiHM!
Today, my dear friends, is the final article. Yes…it’s true. Please do not weep, do not lose hope, we will… Read more
Diversity
Women in Horror: Part Seventeen
Today we’re joined by author Roh Morgon on what horror means to her…
It’s an honor to have been selected to participate in the HWA’s recognition of Women… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Sixteen
Hello & welcome back to our feature special series for WiHM!
You’ll all have noticed a gap in the posting of these articles & I can only apologise for that.… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Fifteen
Here we are again, still celebrating Women in Horror Month & going strong!
Chantal Noordeloos, author of Deeply Twisted & Coyote-The Outlander, is here to talk about stereotypes &… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Fourteen
Welcome to our next installment of HWA’s Women in Horror Month!
Today we have the delectable Rena Mason joining us & she’s talking about the writers who inspired her…
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Women in Horror: Part Thirteen
Here we are at lucky number thirteen of WiHM!
Today we’re joined by author Kami Garcia & she’s telling all about the reactions she faced when she announced that she… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Twelve
Today we are joined by Carol MacAllister, author of The BlackMoor Tales…
Toni Morrison, author, whose work won a Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993 is generally categorized… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Eleven
Today we have something a little different, Leigh M Lane covers a few of the theories surrounding the whole role women have i Horror Fiction…
Women’s Roles in Horror—Playing the… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Ten
Welcome back to HWA’s WiHM feature special! We’re now at part ten & I’m proud to present to you a little piece by author & journalist, Natasha Ewendt!
Embrace the… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Nine
Today we have something a little different, Michael Randolph takes us right back to our roots…
Ancient Roots
Enough cannot be said of the impact that women have… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Eight
Hello & welcome to our next installment of our feature for Women in Horror Month!
Today we have author Sèphera Girón sharing her thoughts on one of her inspirational women,… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Seven
Good day to you all!
Today we have the delightful company of author Julianne Snow talking about the horrors that our female authors dream up…& she means business!
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Women in Horror Month: Part Six
Today we are joined by Catherine Jordan, author of Saving Samiel. Here she considers the darker side of Women’s horror fiction…
February is Women in Horror… Read more
Women in Horror Month: Part Four.
Here we are on our fourth installment of Women in Horror Month!
Today we have the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Semi-Finalist…J Lincoln Fenn whose novel Poe has wowed readers everywhere. Fenn… Read more
Women in Horror Month: Part Five.
Hello & welcome to our fifth installment of WiHM! Today we have author Rachel Aukes giving her opinion on the subject of the readership of horror fiction written by… Read more
Women in Horror: Part Three.
Hello & welcome to our third day of WiHM!
Today we have J G Faherty with his viewpoint of the female touch to the horror fiction genre. A big reader… Read more
Women in Horror Month Part Two.
Here we are once again on this, our second day of WiHM!
Today I’m proud to present the lovely Lisa Morton, a name we all know & love. We share… Read more
Welcome to Women in Horror Month!
Hello & welcome to Women in Horror Month 2014!
I’m proud to be acting as editor for this special month where we all get to celebrate our Femme Fatales of… Read more
February in Poetry: “Women in Horror” & Introduction by Peter Adam Salomon, Editor
‘Strangulation’ by Marge Simon
In the ‘November in Poetry’ column, poet Wendy Rathbone touched on an eternal truth that is so vital that I wanted to follow up on it.… Read more
In the ‘November in Poetry’ column, poet Wendy Rathbone touched on an eternal truth that is so vital that I wanted to follow up on it.… Read more
