Vigil TV Review (Spoilers)
A review of BBCs new hit drama, Vigil.
Maureen Flynn - Author
Genre: Horror
Comic Book Crime: The Delicious Devilry of Luther
Years ago my Mum and I watched Series 1 of the BBC’s wildly popular crime cop show Luther. I think I made it to Nicola Walker throwing up graphically everywhere and hitting someone with a hammer before I called it quits. It was just so…
A quick interview with Kathryn Hore: Thriller and Speculative Fiction Writer
This is my tenth and final author interview with IFWG Publishing. It’s published as part of IFWG’s Uncaching the Treasure’s campaign. Today’s interview is with Kathryn Hore, whose debut novel, The Wildcard, came out mid-April. Welcome, Kathryn! The Wildcard is your debut novel. Tell us a bit about how…
A quick interview with Rebecca Fraser: Dark Fiction Writer
My ninth author interview with IFWG published authors. Rebecca Fraser writes dark fiction and has a new short story collection out now.
A Quick Interview with Piper Mejia: Sci-fi, Horror and Urban Fantasy Writer
Maureen interviews New Zealand author about her latest novel, Dispossessed
A quick interview with Kaaron Warren and Ellen Datlow: Unusual Objects Lead to a Unique Project
Today I interview speculative fiction writer, Kaaron Warren, and editor, Ellen Datlow about their collaboration on the Tool Tales chapbook
A quick interview with Kaaron Warren: Horror writer
Maureen interviews Canberra horror writer, Kaaron Warren
A quick interview with Venero Armanno
Welcome to my second IFWG author interview for this year! It’s published as part of IFWG’s Uncaching the Treasure’s campaign. IFWG Publishing moved most of its intended 2020 new release titles into 2021, to offset the impact of COVID-19, in effect caching treasures. They are excited to…
A quick interview with Matthew R Davis: Horror Writer
Maureen interviews Australian horror writer, Matthew R Davis
Autumn in New Orleans: A Flash Fic
How did I come to live in a forest looking like a freak with Betty McLean, leaving school, friends, and family behind? Well for starters, the red-gold leaf was as big as my face. Which is why it was kind of bad it stuck to…