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Hosted by Robbie Dorman · arts · EN-US · 53 episodes
Join horror author Robbie Dorman as he discusses the ins and outs of writing dark fiction with a new writer every week!
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Robbie Dorman hosts Blood on the Typewriter: A Podcast About Writing Dark Fiction, a arts show with 53 episodes published.
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Episode #53
Today, I am joined by Jennifer McMahon to talk about her newest folk horror novel, STAY BURIED! We talk about monstrous horses, rules for the ghost, discovering a novel, Shirley Jackson, focus frogs, writing rituals, and writing through different versions of yourself. Stay Buried is precise, intricate, and haunting, and is my new favorite of Jennifer’s. Stay Buried We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson
Episode #52
Today, I am joined by Stoker award winning Clay McLeod Chapman to discuss his newest novel, DEVIL INSIDE! We talk about his approach to writing a horrormance, when to let go of a reader’s hand, finding a demon’s voice, where to find a writer’s style, and dealing with reader’s expectations. Clay is as good as it gets, and I was so pleased to talk to him about DEVIL INSIDE! Devil Inside Cold Empty Rooms by Andy Marino On Sundays She Picked Flowers by Yah Yah Scholfield
Episode #51
Today, I am joined by Kassidy VanGundy to talk about her upcoming collection, Cursed Images: Channel Surfing! We talk about the Dream Phone board game, voyeurism, writing children, loneliness, overediting, the suffering artist stereotype, and writing through self doubt! Don’t be fooled, Channel Surfing’s sheen of 90’s nostalgia has a depth of sorrow and terror, and you don’t want to miss it! Cursed Images: Channel Surfing Bunny by Mona Awad Butter by Asako Yuzuki Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica
Episode #50
Today, I am joined by VS Lawrence to talk about her brand new novel, Just Us, Here! We talk about the details of mundanity, red herrings, grizzled characters, likable characters being overrated, having the tone in an outline, writing in different places, and belonging as an author. Just Us Here is gripping, fast paced novel that surprised me with its darkness, and you should read it. It was great having V on the podcast! Just Us, Here Going to the Six by AC Hessenauer Bishop by Candace Nola Bury My Body Somewhere Nice by Kalvin Ellis When the Reckoning Comes by LaTanya McQueen
Episode #49
Today, I am joined by Frank Reddy to talk about his new novel, Ghost in the Grove! We talk about when and how to present flashbacks, layers of character performance, belief, being a minimalist writer, discipline, avoiding tropes, and imposter syndrome. Ghost in the Grove is a lean and mean southern gothic which is right up my alley, and it was great talking to Frank about it! Ghost in the Grove Wake Up and Open Your Eyes by Clay McLeod Chapman
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