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Category Archives: Interviews with Loren
Unpublished Lost Angels interview
Before I move on from all the Lost Angels/Angelus Rose posts, I want to post an interview that I did for someone else’s blog quite a while ago. It was never published, so I thought I’d put it up here. … Continue reading
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The Weekly Morbid
The essays that I’ve been scrambling to write have started going up to celebrate my favorite season of the year. First up is an essay at Horror Made. I’m really proud of this one. I pulled together a list of … Continue reading
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Get Published podcast
In addition to talking about my 1-week book tour to my favorite bookstores in Southern California (including Dark Delicacies and Mysterious Galaxy) for 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die, I got to talk about Shut Up & Write, NaNoWriMo, Writing Down the Bones, … Continue reading
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WOLF NOTES: An Uncommon Interview – Loren Rhoads
My friend A.L. Kaplan returned the favor by inviting me to be interviewed on her blog. She asked some really fun questions! via WOLF NOTES: An Uncommon Interview – Loren Rhoads
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Death: An Oral History
Death: An Oral History by Casey Jarman My rating: 4 of 5 stars The spectrum of people who are interviewed in this book is impressive. They range from someone who’s researching composting humans to a former death row warden who … Continue reading
