AUTHOR BIO: Red Lagoe grew up on 80s horror and carried her paranoia of slashers and sewer creatures into adulthood. She often spends several hours a day spewing her horror-ridden mind onto the page. When she’s not writing, she is substituting at the elementary school like a normal upstanding citizen. Red also enjoys amateur astronomy... Continue Reading →
Women in Horror Month – Angel Gelique
AUTHOR BIO: Angel Gelique is a mother, wife and recovering attorney from Long Island, New York. Author of the disturbing Hillary series, Angel enjoys exploring the dark regions of her imagination and incorporating the horrors therein within her books. As gruesome as her horror novels are, Angel does not limit her writing to horror. Her debut... Continue Reading →
Women in Horror Month – Cécile Guillot
AUTHOR BIO: When Cécile is not busy doing vintage shopping, saving cats or drinking tea, she writes stories. She likes to navigate between different genres and atmospheres... Horror, Gothic or Chick-lit and children's fiction. Reading her books is like a journey into a curiosity cabinet, sometimes dark, sometimes sweet. AUTHOR Q&A: When did you first... Continue Reading →
Women in Horror Month – Kerry E.B. Black
AUTHOR BIO: Kerry E.B. Black writes from a butter-yellow bungalow sinking into a swamp along the Allegheny River. This lover of fairy tales attended Penn State University and has worked several “day jobs” to support her writing habit, including journalist, membership and event coordinator, horse groomer, karate instructor, waitress, and pharmacy tech. Hobbies of this... Continue Reading →
Women in Horror Month – Catherine Cavendish
AUTHOR BIO: Cat first started writing when someone thrust a pencil into her hand. Unfortunately as she could neither read nor write properly at the time, none of her stories actually made much sense. However as she grew up, they gradually began to take form and, at the tender age of nine or ten, she... Continue Reading →