The Seers’ Table August 2022
Linda D. Addison, Member of the Diverse Works Inclusion Community
You can see any of The Seers’ Table posts since inception (March 2016) by going to the HWA main page… Read more
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The Seers’ Table July 2022
Linda D. Addison, Member of the Diverse Works Inclusion Community
You can see any of The Seers’ Table posts since inception (March 2016) by going to the HWA main page… Read more
Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islanders Heritage in Horror: Interview with Naching T. Kassa
Naching T. Kassa is a wife, mother, and horror writer. She serves as an assistant at Crystal Lake Publishing, as an interviewer at HorrorAddicts.net, and is a proud member of… Read more
Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islanders Heritage in Horror: Interview with Lehua Parker
LEHUA PARKER writes speculative fiction for kids and adults, often set in her native Hawai‘i. Her award-winning and best-selling series include the Niuhi Shark Saga trilogy, Lauele Fractured Folktales, and… Read more
Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islanders Heritage in Horror: Interview with Lopaka Kapanui
Lopaka Kapanui is the author of four spooky story compilations about Hawaii and the people who live there; “Haunted Hawaiian Nights,” “The Legend of Morgan’s Corner,” “Mysteries of Honolulu,” and… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Aaron Dries
Author, artist, and filmmaker, Aaron Dries was born and raised in New South Wales,
Australia. His novels include the award-winning House of Sighs, The Fallen Boys, A Place for Sinners,… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Mark Allan Gunnells
Mark Allan Gunnells loves to tell stories. He has since he was a kid, penning one-page tales that were Twilight Zone knockoffs. He likes to think he has gotten a… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Briana Morgan
Briana Morgan (she/her) a queer, disabled horror author and playwright. Her books include The Reyes Incident, Mouth Full of Ashes, The Tricker-Treater and Other Stories, Unboxed: A Play, and more.… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Roberto Carrasco
Roberto Carrasco was that kid who had an imaginary friend called Blue Eye. When they played Dungeons and Dragons he always asked to be a wizard. He wrote stories starring… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with James Bennett
James Bennett is a British writer raised in Sussex and South Africa. His travels have furnished him with an abiding love of diverse cultures, history, and mythology. His short fiction… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Cody Sisco
Cody Sisco is an author, editor, publisher, and literary community organizer. His LGBT psychological science fiction series includes two novels thus far, Broken Mirror and Tortured Echoes. He is a… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Robert Perez
Robert Perez sleeps at the bottom of the ocean. Urban legend whispers that the writer can be summoned into your dreams if you read his work to a jack-o-lantern. You… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Paula D. Ashe
Paula D. Ashe is a writer of dark fiction. Her debut collection, We Are Here to Hurt Each Other, was released in early 2022 from Nictitating Books. She lives in… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Avra Margariti
I’m Avra Margariti, a Rhysling and Pushcart-nominated author from Greece. My poetry has appeared in Vastarien, Asimov’s, and is forthcoming from F&SF. My dark fiction appears in places such as… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Maxwell I. Gold
Maxwell I. Gold is a multiple award-nominated author who writes prose poetry and short stories in weird and cosmic fiction. His work has appeared in numerous anthologies and magazines including… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Nisi Shawl
Nisi Shawl co-authored Writing the Other: A Practical Approach, a standard text on inclusivity. Their debut novel, an alternate history of Africa’s Congo region, was a Nebula Award finalist. They… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Eva Roslin
Eva Roslin is a disabled horror writer from Canada with a penchant for Southern Gothic themes. She received the Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Scholarship from the Horror Writers Association in 2017,… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with April A. Taylor
April A. Taylor is an award-winning, #1 best-selling multi-genre author. Her debut horror novel, The Haunting of Cabin Green, was featured on four “Best Horror Books of 2018” lists (PopSugar,… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with C.R. Langille
C.R. Langille spent many a Saturday afternoon watching monster movies with their mother. It wasn’t long before they started crafting nightmares to share with their readers. They are a retired,… Read more
A Point of Pride: Interview with Katrina Monroe
Katrina Monroe is the author of They Drown Our Daughters. She lives in Minneapolis with her wife, kids, and a ghost named Eddie who haunts their bedroom closets.
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