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February is “Women in Horror Month” or WiHM and this means an opportunity to meet new horror writers and participate in some exciting events.
I’m doing two interviews this month, organized by two horror writers, Fiona Cooke Hogan who blogs over at unusualfiction and S.K. Gregory at storyteller-skgregory.

I’m very excited and grateful to Fiona for including me in this event. She has put together quite a list of horror authors with interviews throughout the month and today you can read my answers on her blog. I really enjoyed answering her questions, although a couple of them were quite hard (hint: they both include the word “favorite”). I’m also talking about inspiration for my stories, favorite horror writers (this was easy), my short story The Door which was published in the horror anthology Descent into Darkness, and publishing plans for the future.
And yes, we finally get to meet. I’m the one in the picture sporting a t-shirt with the cover for Descent into Darkness which is actually too small to be seen clearly. I had a lot of fun taking this picture.
The second interview will be posted on the 27th on author S.K Gregory’s website and I’ll be back with the link.

In the meantime, my plans for this month include reading horror women of course and so far I’ve read Mrs de Winter by Susan Hill, which is a sequel to Rebecca, and Dark Tales by Shirley Jackson, both of whom I loved. Reviews to come.