Archive for the 'Women Writers' Category
Interview with K.R. Morrison, Author of “Be Not Afraid”
• February 25, 2013 • 1 CommentPosted in Interviews, Women in Horror Month
Tags: Author, Be Not Afraid, demon, Horror, K.R. Morrison, novel, novels, scary, vampire, Vampires, WiHM, Women in Horror, Women in Horror Interview Series, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month 2013, writing
Images of Disability in Horror, Guest Blog by Kateryna Fury
• February 25, 2013 • 2 CommentsPosted in Guest Blog, Women in Horror Month
Tags: Author, Celiac Sprue, disability, disabled writers, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Horror, Miss Wheelchair USA, Reynaud’s Syndrome, scary, sci-fi, WiHM, women in fiction, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month 2013, writing
Interview with Charlee Jacob, author of “Four Elements” (fire)
• February 25, 2013 • 10 CommentsPosted in Interviews, Women in Horror Month
Tags: Bram Stoker Awards, bullying, catharsis, Charlee Jacob, disabled women writers, disabled writers, extreme horror, fibromyalgia, fire, Four Elements, Horror, Interview, Linda Addison, Marge Simon, Osteo-Arthritis, Parkinson's, psychic, psychological terror, Rain Graves, WiHM2013, women, Women in Horror, Women in Horror Month, writing and disability
Guest Blog by David Watson on L.A. Banks and Octavia Butler
• February 24, 2013 • 3 CommentsPosted in Guest Blog, Women in Horror Month
Tags: Alexis Grant. vampires, Black History Month, dark fantasy, David Watson, Horror, Horror Addicts, Horroraddicts.net, L.A. Banks, Leslie E. Banks, Leslie Esdaile Banks, Lilith's Brood, Octavia Butler, sci-fi, science fiction, The Fledgling, Women in Horror month. WiHM
Women in Horror: Sumiko Saulson: How to Turn Your Daughter Into a Horror Writer
• February 22, 2013 • Leave a CommentPosted in Guest Blog, Sumiko's Writing, Women in Horror Month
Tags: gender roles, Horror, Sumiko Saulson, Women in Horror, Women of Color, writing
Interview with Selah Janel, author of Mooner
• February 21, 2013 • 4 CommentsPosted in Interviews, Women in Horror Month
Tags: Author, Fantasy, Horror, Mooner, paranormal, sci-fi, science fiction, Selah Janel, vampire, WiHM, WiHM2013, women in fantasy, Women in Horror, Women in Horror Interview Series, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month 2013, Women in Science Fiction
Interview with Darlene Black, author of Necromancy
• February 19, 2013 • 4 CommentsPosted in Black Women in Horror, Interviews, Women in Horror Month, Women Writers
Tags: Author, Authors of Color, Black Authors, Darlene Black, Horror, Interview, Necromancy, novel, novels, occult, WiHM, Women in Horror, Women in Horror Interview Series, Women in Horror Month, Women of Color, writing
Interview with Wendy Pini, Creator of “Masque of the Red Death”
• February 18, 2013 • 2 CommentsPosted in Horror Comics, Interviews, Women in Horror Month
Tags: apocalyptic, Author, Comic, dystopia, dystopic, Edgar Allan Poe, ElfQuest, Masque of the Red Death, Online Comic, plague, Wendy Pini, WiHM, women in fiction, Women in Horror, Women in Horror Interview Series, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month, Women in Horror Month 2013, writing
Interview with L. Marie Wood, author of “The Promise Keeper”
• February 18, 2013 • 4 CommentsPosted in Interviews, Women in Horror Month
Tags: African American, Black Women in Horror, DIY, entertainment, Horror, L. Marie Wood, literature, The Promise Keeper, WiHM, Women in Horror, Women in Horror Interview Series, Women in Horror Month, women in horror series, Women of Color, writing
21 More Black Women in Horror Writing
• February 18, 2013 • 21 CommentsPosted in Women in Horror Month, Writing Advice
Tags: 20 Black Women in Horror Fiction, Akua Lezli Hope, Cherene Sherrard, Cherene Sherrard-Johnson, Dark Dreams, Dark Matter, Dark Thirst, Donna Hill, Ibi Zoboi, Jewelle Gomez, Jill Robinson, Joy M. Copeland, Kiini Ibura Salaam, Lawana Holland-Moore, Leone Ross, Lexi Davis, Monica Jackson, Nisi Shawl, Pam Noles, Patricia E. Canterbury, Sheree R. Thomas, Tenea Johnson, Tish Jackson, Zane, Zora Neale Hurston
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