Search my site
Copyright info
© Loren Rhoads 2013-21. Unauthorized use of this material — either photos or text — without written permission from this blog’s author is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that clear credit is given to Loren Rhoads with appropriate direction to the original content. You can reach me via the contact tab on the navigation bar above.
My Ko-fi button
If you'd like to help support my work, please buy me a cup of tea. I would be really grateful!
A word about Amazon
I participate in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program which provides a means for sites to earn advertising fees by linking to amazon.com. Everything you buy after clicking an amazon link, either to my books or from one of my book reviews, helps to keep all other advertising off this site. Thank you!
Subscribe via Email
Subscribe via RSS
Subscribe via Networked Blogs
Tag Archives: women in horror
Unsafe Words comes out today!
My new collection of short stories is out today! From the back cover: In Unsafe Words, the first full-length collection of her edgy, award-winning short stories, Loren Rhoads punctures the boundaries between horror, dark fantasy, and science fiction in a maelstrom … Continue reading
Share this:
5 Questions for Sonora Taylor
I interviewed Sonora Taylor last year about her book The Crow’s Gift. She returned the favor by inviting me to stop by her blog to talk about 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die, as well as my Alondra stories. … Continue reading
Share this:
5 Questions for L.S. Johnson
I’ve interviewed L.S. Johnson before, but that was before I got a chance to read her brilliant story collection called Vacui Magia. (My Goodreads review is here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2954975503. TLDR: Angela Carter+Clive Barker+Neil Gaiman.) She’s also got a story in the … Continue reading
Share this:
5 Questions for H. E. Roulo
I met H. E. Roulo the first year I went to BayCon, way back in 2015. The Horror Addicts Guide to Life had just come out and the two of us had pieces in it, which we read at a … Continue reading
Share this:
5 Questions for Dana Fredsti
Dana Fredsti and I go way back. She wrote about Forest Lawn and her love for zombie movies in Death’s Garden, my first book about cemeteries. She wrote about surfing, ghost hunting, and working at a big cat rescue for … Continue reading
