Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage in Horror Month: An Interview with Jason Tanamor
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by naching
18h ago
What inspired you to start writing? I’ve always occupied my time with stories through various mediums like television or books. It was escapism for me. It wasn’t until I started watching the cartoon Super Friends that I began to imagine “what if?” type episodes. Like, what if Superman was flying during a solar eclipse? When the moon passes between the earth and the sun, would Superman lose his ability to fly during the obscuration since the yellow sun gives him his powers? What would that story look like? The inspiration comes from stories or narratives that don’t already exist. The post Nati ..read more
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Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage in Horror Month: An Interview with Sloane Leong
Horror Writers Association
by naching
3d ago
What inspired you to start writing? I started writing stories before I started drawing. I remember the first time I wrote a story; I was 5 or 6 at a Sunday congregation meeting with my family. My mom told me to take notes on the sermon but I interpreted that as taking notes about whatever. I ended up writing a short story about dragons and angels having a picnic. The post Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage in Horror Month: An Interview with Sloane Leong appeared first on Horror Writers Association ..read more
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Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage in Horror Month: An Introduction by Naching T. Kassa
Horror Writers Association
by naching
3d ago
The first things that probably come to mind when reading the words, “Pacific Islander,” are hula dances, grass skirts, luaus, tiki huts, and coconuts. You probably don’t think of blood, death, or fear. But you probably should. The post Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage in Horror Month: An Introduction by Naching T. Kassa appeared first on Horror Writers Association ..read more
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The Ninth Annual FINAL FRAME Horror Short Film Competition is proud to present our 2024 judges.
Horror Writers Association
by naching
2w ago
A veritable whirlwind of talent, the competition judges for Final Frame represent the same tenacity, perseverance, ingenuity, and passion we see reflected in our finalists’ films. We can’t wait to have them preside over an evening of frights and freak-outs leading up to their selections for Grand Prize, Runner-Up, Best Writing in a Short Film, and more! The post The Ninth Annual FINAL FRAME Horror Short Film Competition is proud to present our 2024 judges. appeared first on Horror Writers Association ..read more
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HWA SPECIALTY AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Horror Writers Association
by naching
3w ago
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbus, OH – The Horror Writers Association (HWA) is pleased to announce the recipients of its Specialty Awards. These will be presented on June 1st, 2024, during the Bram Stoker Awards® Presentation at StokerCon®2024 in San Diego, CA. The post HWA SPECIALTY AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED appeared first on Horror Writers Association ..read more
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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Horror Writers Association
by naching
1M ago
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbus, OH – The Horror Writers Association (HWA) is pleased to announce the recipients of its Lifetime Achievement Award. These will be presented on June 1st, 2024, during the Bram Stoker Awards® Presentation at StokerCon®2024 in San Diego, CA. Lifetime Achievement Award The recipients of the HWA’s Lifetime Achievement Award for 2024 are: The post LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED appeared first on Horror Writers Association ..read more
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The Seers’ Table April 2024
Horror Writers Association
by Lisa Morton
1M ago
Kate Maruyama, Member of the Diverse Works Inclusion Community Geneve Flynn recommends: Claire Fitzpatrick is an award-winning editor and author of speculative fiction and nonfiction, specialising in body horror. She… Read more The post The Seers’ Table April 2024 appeared first on Horror Writers Association ..read more
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Women in Horror Month 2024: An Interview with L.S. Johnson
Horror Writers Association
by naching
1M ago
What inspired you to start writing? I started reading at a very early age, and like many other writers, I was voracious. I was also a very introverted and anxious only child. Thus my earliest writing projects were fanfiction: taking scenes from my favorite books and rewriting them to include one of my characters as part of the group, as the love interest, as the hero. Of course, this was all before the internet, so it was a solitary exercise, just me and my notebooks, or just writing in my head at night. After a while, it became one of the ways I could get myself to sleep: imagining the words ..read more
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WOMEN IN HORROR MONTH 2024: AN INTERVIEW WITH LILA DENNING
Horror Writers Association
by J.W. Donley
1M ago
What inspired you to start reading?  I started reading at a young age thanks to Sesame Street and wanted to work with books and reading. I became a librarian after first getting a master's degree in religious studies. After changing my mind about seeking a Ph.D., I got a library science master's and started working in a library branch. Before graduate school, I worked as a manager in a bookstore and managed a comic book store so I have worked with books for a while. Currently, selecting adult fiction is among my responsibilities for my library system. What was it about the horror genre t ..read more
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Women in Horror Month 2024: An Interview with Sarah Walker
Horror Writers Association
by naching
1M ago
What inspired you to start writing? Temporal lobe epilepsy inspired me to begin to write. I have temporal lobe epilepsy and the specific kind I have gives me constant anxiety. Things like heartbeat acceleration for no reason, shaking, memory disorders, and unwanted images in my head, (kind of like dreaming) and my favorite, not recognizing places or familiar faces that I should. It is not a pleasant feeling. It is distracting. It is also frightening. For a time, it ran me. I wasn’t able to do much other than get pummeled by my own bleeding brain. But then something magnificent happened. I lea ..read more
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