24 Interviews in 28 Days – Women in Horror Interview Series
Now that Women in Horror Month is coming to a close… I’d like to post a nice round up of the entire Women in Horror Month Interview Series, which can be found hereafter at the permanent link on my site here: https://sumikosaulson.com/women-in-horror-month-2013/ or under WiHM2013 in the side bar. Although some of the interviews were done before February 2013, the majority of them are new, done in the past month. Here they are together in one place (a table of contents, if you will) for your enjoyment.
The Interviews:
If you are interested in being interviewed, please see my Interviews page.
The Guest Blogs:
“Things That Go Bump In My Head” is featuring a series of Guest Blogs in honor of “Women in Horror” month:
Joslyn Corvis – On Bullying & Young Writers
Kateryna Fury – On Images of Disability in Horror
Hollis Jay – On Women and Gender Roles in Horror
David Watson – On LA Banks and Octavia Butler
Black Women in Horror Series:
Additionally, Sumiko Saulson is composing a list of Black Women in Horror in horror of both Women in Horror Month and Black History Month. She is also interviewing black women in horror for associated with the series.
20 Black Women in Horror Fiction
21 More Black Women in Horror Fiction
On LA Banks and Octavia Butler (Guest Blog)
The Interviews:
Nnedi Okorafor
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~ by Sumiko Saulson on February 27, 2013.
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