Women in Horror: Interview with Monique Snyman
Monique Snyman’s mind is a confusing bedlam of glitter and death, where candy-coated gore is found in abundance and homicidal unicorns thrive. Sorting out the mess in her head is… Read more
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Women in Horror: Interview with Hailey Piper
Hailey Piper is the author of The Worm and His Kings, Queen of Teeth, Unfortunate Elements of My Anatomy, and Benny Rose the Cannibal King. She is an active member… Read more
Women in Horror: Interview with Nancy Holder
Nancy Holder is a New York Times bestselling author and recipient of six Bram Stoker Awards. In 2019 she was named a Grand Master by the International Association of Media… Read more
Women in Horror: Interview with Marge Simon
Marge Simon lives in Ocala, FL, City of Trees with her husband, poet/writer Bruce Boston and the ghosts of two cats. She edits a column for the HWA Newsletter, Blood… Read more
Women in Horror: Interview with Lee Murray
Lee Murray is an author, editor, screenwriter, and poet from Aotearoa-New Zealand. A USA Today Bestselling author, double Bram Stoker, and Shirley Jackson Award winner, her work includes military thrillers,… Read more
Women in Horror: Interview with Cassondra Windwalker
Cassondra Windwalker is the author of the new gothic horror Hold My Place. She has three other published novels, two full-length poetry collections, and a melange of short-form works in… Read more
Women in Horror Month Interview Series: Introduction by Lindy Ryan
Women in Horror Month HWA Interview Series: Introduction by Lindy Ryan
From literature to film and everywhere between, Women in Horror Month (WiHM) celebrates and amplifies the contributions of women… Read more
Scary Out There with Dawn Kurtagich
Scary Out There recently interviewed Dawn Kurtagich, author of And the Trees Crept In and The Dead House. In this episode of the podcast, Dawn discusses the importance of horror… Read more
Q&A for The Frightful Ride of Michael McMichael
It’s Friday the 13th–the perfect day to reach down into the grave dirt and resurrect the Young Horror (formerly YA Horror) blog and to talk about NEW BOOKS.
Hop aboard… Read more
Women in Horror Month Interview – Charlee Jacob
February is Women in Horror Month! The HWA is celebrating by posting interviews with award-winning authors. Following is an interview with Charlee Jacob, who won for Novel in 2005 (Dread… Read more
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
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
