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I'm pleased to report that Cemetery Dance Publications was featured in The New York Times and you can now read the article online: Artisanal Terror From Lilliputian Presses: Horror From Cemetery Dance, EC Archives, Centipede Press
Last year I interviewed Joe Konrath, but somehow that interview never got posted. Most of this is still very relevant, but keep in mind that a lot can change in a year. Still, there's good stuff in here for all kinds of writers and I didn't want that to go to waste: Brian James Freeman: I've... Continue Reading →
Many of you have probably heard of Lorraine Garland, aka Fabulous Lorraine, who works as an assistant to Neil Gaiman. That means she's responsible for making sure Neil Gaiman actually has time to write at some point in his work day, which I'm pretty sure makes her a national treasure. Brian James Freeman: I think the first question... Continue Reading →
The Question of the Month has a simple premise: each month I'll ask a handful of authors to answer the same question and then I'll publish their responses exactly as I receive them. In these posts you'll discover how these authors think, giving you insight into where their darkest tales come from. These responses are... Continue Reading →
As I mentioned the other week, my new feature called "The Question of the Month" over at FEARnet is a mix of "The Final Question" from Cemetery Dance magazine and also original content. What I forgot to mention was that last month's column ran before my blog was launched, so I'm going to post that content... Continue Reading →
Over the weekend I asked Justin Cronin -- author of the internationally bestselling novel The Passage -- some of the more frequently asked questions about the sequel to that book, which is titled The Twelve and should be out in 2012 if all goes well. Brian James Freeman: So how is The Twelve coming along? Justin Cronin:... Continue Reading →
My new feature called "The Question of the Month" over at FEARnet is a mix of "The Final Question" from Cemetery Dance magazine and also original content. The feature has a simple premise: each month I'll ask a handful of the genre's authors to answer the same question and then I'll publish their responses exactly as... Continue Reading →