LitReactor’s 20 2020 Horror Novels
Fun to say it like that. And, really, it’s Max Booth III’s 20 2020 . . .
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Best Reads from Lately
This paste-in isn’t going to be as bulletpoint-neat as before, with quotation marks and titles. But that’s just because I skipped a month of posting these, so they kind of built up, became a job. Anyway, for some reason some embeds create blank space right after them, which is kind of unkillable. Sorry for the
Creepshow List of Stories
I mean, you know—ideally: But not like they don’t already have cool stuff happening.
20 Scary Stories
That I somewhy didn’t post here on Halloween, like I should have. Got one on there, anyway. Over at LitReactor:
Booked goes to Del Rio
Did I never link this? Thinking I maybe didn’t, somehow. Anyway, it’s Booked’s episode on It Came from Del Rio, with Special Guest Jesse Lawrence. Super-excellent, deep dive, all kinds of fun:
Lost & Kind of Found?
Did a search yesterday for something I’d maybe said in an interview. Don’t remember my search turns, but I found a lot of stuff I don’t know for sure if it’s archived/linked here or not. So, on the chance it’s not—all stuff I’m in: “Five Native American Authors You Must Read“ “Six Metafictional Horror Books
Midnight Caller
Got a cool audio thing with Nightfire’s audio anthology, out momentarily: My story’s, of course, slasherific:
13th
Had no idea when I put this Scream shirt on Wednesday that I’d be getting tv-interviewed at lunch. But, was cool. And, luckily they edited me down so I don’t come off as ridiculolus as I most assuredly was:
Horror DNA
Just stumbling onto these two, too-kind Matt. E Lewis reviews from pretty much forever ago:
30 Haunted-up Houses
Honored to have Mapping the Interior included here: https://bookriot.com/2019/07/10/best-haunted-house-books/amp/
Another Tor.com Novella!
Title . . . . Night of the Mannequins. Slasher through and through. For a long time I’ve been wondering what’s left to do in slasherland, what territory hasn’t already been gone over fifty times, and better than I could ever do it. Night of the Mannequins is in what feels like that unexplored space.
Best Reads from Lately
Ones I thought to copy onto a scratchpad, anyway: “Forget Strong Female Characters! We Need Complicated Female Characters Who Screw Up (A Lot)“ “Interview: Jonathan Frakes On Casting Marina Sirtis And What ‘The Orville’ And ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Share“ “It’s Time to Give Billy Joel the Respect He Deserves“ “Why narrating an audiobook is a