In this episode David Washburn and I discuss Isolation horror and how it impacts stories.

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In this episode I interview debut novelist Elizabeth Devecchi about her life, her work, and her attachment to horror.

In this episode Author and Psychology Teacher David Simms and I discuss the psychology of horror and how it leads us to connect to horror, write in horror, and develop a love for it.

In this episode of Cat Scratch Radio I talk to Brian J. Smith about his work in horror, but also about his experiences with the supernatural!

In this episode with Traditionally published author Jessica Lewis, we discuss her books Bad Witch Burning and Monstrous, as well as Trauma and publishing.

In this episode, Rutha Anna Evans and I discuss medical horror.

In this episode with Bert S. Lechner we talk a bit about Bert's work in cosmic horror, but also in the way Trauma can lead to writing horror as a safe place.

In this interview with Zoe Bell-Kanapaux, we discuss Zoe and their world of horror, as well as how therapy helps in horror writing.