Great Lakes Horror Company

Elaine Pascale and Nancy Kilpatrick return for the second installment of this special Women in Horror Month two-parter about the eternal appeal (and seductive allure) of the vampire.

In the first installment of this special Women in Horror Month two-parter, authors Elaine Pascale and Nancy Kilpatrick take an in-depth look at writing vampire stories in the modern age. Do bloodsuckers still have bite in 2020? Elaine and Nancy investigate.

On this special Halloween bonus episode, regular contributor Jason White takes us on a tour of the YouTube shows and podcasts that all devotees of horror fiction should be devouring.

After a long hiatus, the Great Lakes Horror Company returns! Join Andrew Robinson in conversation with October novelist Michael Rowe, as the pair discuss coming out, bullying, the horrors of childhood, and much more. October is available now from Chizine Publications - https://chizinepub.com/michael-rowe .

Welcome to episode 37, brought to you by Library of the Damned. This week we are joined by Christopher Golden where we discuss his 25th year anniversary writing professionally, his role at Necon, the writers retreat he's organizing with fellow author James A. Moore at the Trapp Family Lodge in Vermont, editing anthologies, how to sell an anthology, the importance of diversity in anthologies, his Christmas themed anthology Hark! The Heralds Angels scream, and so much more, including an exclusive announcement! Listen to find out what that announcement is!

It's no secret that a lot of publishers, especially small press, struggle to keep their doors open for business. Jason White talks with Gregory Lamberson about Medallion's recent closure and how this will affect his body of work, what his future plans are, and whether or not they are still available. As Gregory is also a film maker, they also discuss Amazon's ban of Killer Rack along with the making of Johnny Gruesome.

It's Women in Horror Month! This year, we gather journalist Leslie Hatton, HWA President Lisa Morton, and author Morgan Sylvia around the table for our annual look at the state of women in the genre.

On this very special memorial episode, Great Lakes Horror Company co-hosts Sephera Giron and Monica S. Kuebler look back at the life and career of horror author Jack Ketchum. From his must-read works to personal convention stories, we turn the spotlight on this influential and beloved scribe and tell you why you really should seek out his work if you haven't already.

On this month's show, Jason White talks to four-time Bram Stoker Award-winning author and poet Linda Addison, who also took home the Mentor of the Year award at this year's banquet. Linda joins us to discuss mentoring and mentorships and the rewards of both, as well as her experiences working with developing writers.

GLHC's Monica S. Kuebler in conversation with Paperbacks From Hell author Grady Hendrix about horror fiction of the '70s and '80s, in advance of the Toronto Paperbacks From Hell Live! event. Get tickets at: https://www.universe.com/events/paperbacks-from-hell-live-tickets-VFYTW1?ref=universe-discover

GLHC's Jason White in conversation with acclaimed weird fiction authors Laird Barron and John Langan.

Danann Hawes, Sephera Giron and Monica S. Kuebler tackle the thorny issues of plagiarism and copyright in this round-table discussion that seeks to demystify the legal issues surrounding borrowing text and ideas from other creators, with a particular eye to the horror genre and the various scandals it's endured.

In part two of our special Pride Month edition of the GLHC podcast, Andrew Robertson interviews queer horror writer J. Daniel Stone, who writes from NYC where he was born and raised. He is the author of the urban horror novels The Absence of Light and Blood Kiss, and the forthcoming collection of dark short stories Lovebites and Razorlines.The two discuss The Exorcist, book collections, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Mark Z. Danielewski, cover art, Villepede Publications, music for writing and the struggle to get genuine queer characters into mainstream horror.

Our first-ever bonus episode! Pt.1 of our Pride Month Special features host Andrew Robertson in conversation with author/journalist Michael Rowe.

Our annual Stoker Awards special! The 2017 edition features Jason White in conversation with Best First Novel winner Tom Deady (Haven) and Monica S. Kuebler in conversation with Best YA Novel winner Maria Alexander (Snowed).

This month we discuss the pains and perils of rejection letters with our panel of experts, including Sephera Giron, Julianne Snow, Danann Hawes and Andrew Robertson. Also! Jason White in conversation with author John Palisano.

Welcome to our Sex and Slaughter episode, featuring a round-table discussion with erotic horror authors Sephera Giron, Nancy Kilpatrick and Megan Hart, plus Jason White puts Lucy Taylor and Nancy Kilpatrick in the hot seat in a pair of one-on-one interviews.

Join us for our 2017 Women in Horror Month Special, featuring a topical round-table discussion with female horror authors Julianne Snow, Nancy Kilpatrick, Sephera Giron, Suzanne Church and Crystal Bourque, and an interview with artist Arinn Westendorf, courtesy of Brian Clement.

Join us for our first ever Winter Fiction Special, featuring "Three Weismen" by Lou Rera and "Santa Is Dead But Not Buried" by Bill Snider, and an excerpt from No Escape (Book 2 of The Book of Eve Series) by Crystal Bourque. Hosted by Andrew Robertson.

Bill Snider in conversation with The Hilarious House of Frightenstein's Mitch Markowitz. Plus: A horror comedy segment courtesy of MonsterMatt Patterson.