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An Evening with Brian Keene Live

April 27, 2023

Christi Nogle, Hailey Piper, Willow Dawn Becker, and John Langan had a great time talking with Brian Keene Wednesday, April 26, 2023. 

Up for discussion was Mother: Tales of Love and Terror–  what it was like to create an anthology about mothers and how different themes were explored through written narratives.

All agree that writing, and editing, are best when it is approached as a balanced, collaborative effort. It takes a village to create a good story and anthology.

Watch John Langan be forever immortalized as he is frozen in time mid-interview.

Hear Hailey Piper explain that getting a new idea is like being possessed by a demon.

And, share in the writer’s thoughts about a question posed by Regina’s Tarot and Wirecraft. “If any of your horror stories came to life, which one would you feel least equipped to deal with and why?”

Stay till the end to hear Willow explain our latest anthology project, Playlist of the Damned. You’ll learn what you can expect to read about and secrets for how to approach your own submission ideas and writing if you’d like to contribute.

You can also view their awesome chat here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ9ZDFnEwuU

 

Fracture by Mercedes M. Yardley - Mother: Tales of Love and Terror

Fracture, by Mercedes M. Yardley

Read the full story that is on the Bram Stoker Awards® Preliminary Ballot right here!

Vote for MOTHER!

Mother: Tales of Love and Terror has been included on the preliminary ballot for the 2022 Bram Stoker Awards® for Superior Achievement in an Anthology. If you are a voting member of the HWA, we would love to have you consider our anthology, as well as Mercedes M. Yardley’s story, “Fracture,” which is also on the ballot in the Short Fiction category. 

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