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Black Magic Women on Stoker Recommended Reads!

• August 9, 2018 • 2 Comments

Posted in Announcements, Black Horror Writers, Mocha Memoirs, Sumiko's Writing, Women in Horror Month, Women Writers
Tags: black, Black Horror Writers, Black Magic Women, black writers, magic, women, Women in Horror Month

Larvae (flash fiction)

• October 4, 2017 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Black Women in Horror, Sumiko's Writing, Women in Horror Month, Women Writers
Tags: African American, black, bugs, flies, Horror, scary insects, women, Women in Horror Month

Adventures of a Goblin Princess at StokerCon

• May 22, 2016 • 6 Comments

Posted in Sumiko's Writing, Women Writers
Tags: Diversity, fiction, Horror, Scholarship from Hell, StokerCon, StokerCon2016, women, writing

Interview with Rebecca Snow, author of “Hazard” (WWW 8)

• September 14, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Interviews, WickedWomenWriters
Tags: contest, contestant, Hazzard, Horror, HorrorAddicts, Interview, Rebecca Snow, short fiction, short horror, short story, Wicked Women Writers, woman, women, writers, www2013

Bodies

• June 7, 2013 • 2 Comments

Posted in Sumiko's Writing
Tags: depo provera, endometriosis, fat, smoking cessation, weight, weight gain, women, Women of Color, women's issues

Happy Mother’s Day

• May 11, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Everything Else
Tags: Author, Black Women Authors, coming-of-age, dark fantasy, Fantasy, fiction, Mother's Day, sci-fi, science fiction, Sumiko Saulson, The Moon Cried Blood, women, women in fantasy, Women in Horror, Women in Sci-Fi, Women of Color, women writers

Interview with Charlee Jacob, author of “Four Elements” (fire)

• February 25, 2013 • 10 Comments

Posted 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