Anthologies

Aaron Gudmunson’s “Pig Roast,” which is the closing bookend for Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult, is one of the most delightfully disturbing and creepy premises in the whole thing. I might or might not (spoilers: might!) have spent a huge amount of time in the ’90s reading and posting to alt.ketchup […]

Shenoa Carroll-Bradd is a very gifted writer with an absolute boatload of ideas, interests and ambition. She writes short fiction, screenplays, graphic novels – you name it. If words can make it happen, Shenoa is interested in making those words. She also has a tremendous sense of fun about her as a writer, perhaps best

I’m going to preface this interview by saying Solomon Archer – who once asked me to call him Archer – is absolutely one of the most interesting authors with whom I’ve shared a table of contents and I don’t mean that as a backhanded compliment: I mean there are ways in which he is genuinely mysterious and intriguing

It’s my tremendous pleasure to interview Mike Lester, an accomplished author with work both long-form and short-form to his credit and who is a fellow contributor to Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult! Michael: Wrapped in Black is an anthology of stories about witches and the occult so let’s get right down

Today I’m posting my interview with the incredibly talented and prolific Rose Blackthorn, whose story “Beautiful, Broken Things” in Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult is absolutely captivating. Reading the first few paragraphs I knew I needed to read the rest of this story. Michael: Wrapped in Black is an anthology of stories about

Next up in my series of interviews for Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult is none other than James Glass, whose incredibly clever and well-told story “The Rising Son” is featured and who likewise was a co-contributor to Wrapped in White. Michael: Wrapped in Black is an anthology of stories about witches and

Originally I was going to skip my own Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult interview. I mean, it would be a little egocentric, right? At best it would be all navel-gazing-y and at worst it would just be me sitting around stroking my own thigh under the table. But Sekhmet Press

Next up for my five-ish questions for co-contributors to Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult is Nick Kimbro. Nick is a martial artist and a widely published author with a ton of credits to his name. This story had me from the very first line, and the opening paragraphs are absolutely

Another of the authors with whom I have been so incredibly lucky to share the tables of contents of Wrapped in Red and Wrapped in White, Patrick C Greene is a multi-talented author, athlete and filmmaker. I’ve read several of his short stories and novels and they are fantastic. It was my tremendous pleasure to

Next up for my series of interviews with fellow contributors to Wrapped in Black: Thirteen Tales of Witches and the Occult is none other than Allison M. Dickson, author of the story “Number One Angel.” Allison is a writer with whom I had the tremendous good fortune to appear in Wrapped in White and of whose writing