The Seers’ Table June 2022
Kate Maruyama, Member of the Diverse Works Inclusion Community
It’s time for Summer Reading, and we have some new authors for you to acquaint yourself with. What’s fun this month… Read more
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A Point of Pride: Interview with David Demchuk
I’m David Demchuk, author of The Bone Mother and RED X, and I would be happy to be interviewed as part of the HWA Pride Month LGBTQ+ author interviews.
I… Read more
A Point of Pride Series
E.F. Schraeder is the author of the queer gothic novella Liar: Memoir of a Haunting (Omnium Gatherum, 2021), the queer monster tale As Fast as She Can (Sirens Call Publications,… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Angela Yuriko Smith
Angela Yuriko Smith is a third-generation Shimanchu-American and an award-winning poet, author, and publisher with 20+ years of experience as a professional writer in nonfiction. Publisher of Space & Time… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Usman T. Malik’s
Usman T. Malik’s fiction has been published at Al-Jazeera, WIRED, Center for Science and Imagination (Arizona State University), in New Voices of Fantasy and several year’s best anthologies including The… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Doungjai Gam
doungjai gam is the author of glass slipper dreams, shattered and watch the whole goddamned thing burn. Her short fiction and poetry have appeared in LampLight, Cape Cod Poetry Review,… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with K.P. Kulski
K.P. Kulski is the author of Fairest Flesh, from Strangehouse Books and House of Pungsu, from Bizarro Pulp Press. Her short fiction has appeared in various publications including Fantasy Magazine,… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Gabriela Lee
Gabriela Lee teaches creative writing and children’s literature at the Department of English & Comparative Literature at the University of the Philippines. Her fiction has been published in the Philippines… Read more
The HWA Honors Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Horror Writers
Dear HWA Members and Horror Writing Community,
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in the United States. Over the past several weeks, as I have… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Paul Loh
Paul Loh is a musician/actor/author. He has written around 100 songs. He has also appeared in several movies. He has written two novellas: ‘The Nocent part 2: Advent of the… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Kiyomi Appleton Gaines
Kiyomi Appleton Gaines is a writer of fairy tales and other fantastical things. She was a 2018 Contributing Editor at Enchanted Conversation, and contributor to Mad Scientist Journal 2019 Spring… Read more
Asian Heritage 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… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Grace Chan
Grace Chan is an Aurealis and Norma K Hemming Award-nominated speculative fiction writer. She can’t seem to stop scribbling about brains, minds, space, technology, and identity. Her short fiction can… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Elaine Cuyegkeng
Elaine Cuyegkeng is a Chinese Filipino writer. She grew up in Manila where there are many, many creaky old houses with ghosts inside them. She loves eldritch creatures both real… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with J.A.W. McCarthy
J.A.W. McCarthy is the author of Sometimes We’re Cruel and Other Stories (Cemetery Gates Media, 2021). Her short fiction has appeared in numerous publications, including Vastarien, LampLight, Apparition Lit, Tales… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito
Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito is a Chinese American writer, judge, and mother based in Portland, Oregon. When she’s not spending time with her family outdoors, she’s crafting short stories in horror,… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Yi Izzy Yu
In 2011, Yi Izzy Yu left Northern China for the US. Since then, she has taught Chinese and English in high schools and colleges, given birth to the now eight-year-old… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Tori Eldridge
Tori Eldridge is the SCIBA national bestselling author and Anthony, Lefty, and Macavity Awards finalist of the Lily Wong mystery thriller series—THE NINJA DAUGHTER, THE NINJA’S BLADE, and THE NINJA… Read more
Asian Heritage in Horror: Interview with Ai Jiang
Ai Jiang is a Chinese-Canadian writer, an immigrant from Fujian, and an active member of HWA. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in F&SF, The Dark, PseudoPod, Jellyfish Review,… Read more
