This episode we interview Jay Wilburn, author of the Splatterpunk Award nominiated book Seersucker Motherfucker. We talk about his lenghty, fulltime writing career, Twitch stream innovations, ghostwriting, and even some non-fiction work he's done with LitReactor.

This episode we go over the careers of both Wile E. Young & Stephen Kozeniewski. We talk about their beginnings in writing, greatest challenges, the books they co-authored, and their solo ventures.

On this epsiode, Rowland Bercy Jr. gives listeners a deep-dive into his experience at KillerCon 2022 and what it was like watching the Splatterpunk Award winners be announced. We also talk about the nominees, winners, and overall importance and historical significance of KillerCon and the Splatterpunk Awards. Lastly, Aron Beauregard reads his thank you speech for the Best Collection award.

The author of 'Gone To See The River Man,' the Splatterpunk Award winner 'Full Brutal,' and so many other Extreme Horror and Crime classics joins us this episode. Kristopher Triana discusses his early and current career, the rocky road to reach his success, and offers advice to authors in their early stages of their own writing journeys.

To view Kris's store visit: TrianaHorror.com

This episode we sit down with the "D" in D & T Publishing, horror author and publisher Dawn Shea. We talk about how she started her indie press and evolved to publish legends of the genre such as prior WIR guest Ronald Kelly. We also answer questions via the listeners and even dive into NFTs and what they might mean to horror as a whole.

This episode we talk with the author of "Hello, Old Friend," and her latest book "Such Tragedies," Elizabeth Bedlam. We learn about her writing roots, audiobook narroration and cover art skills, as well as what lies ahead for her. Additionally, we also discuss some of the nasty content she's conjured for her growing pool of readership.

Elizabeth Bedlam Amazon Author Page

This week we interview the author of Breach, Beyond the Breach, Hank Flynn, and Bishop. Additionally, Candace Nola has been nominated for the Splatterpunk Awards for creating the "Baker's Dozen" horror collection.

On this episode we interview horror legend and Splatterpunk Award winning author Ronald Kelly. He takes us on a wild journey that spans from his early days of publishing with Zebra Books, to its tragic collapse and his ten year hiatus from writing, to his incredible, southern-fried resurgence. This one has it all; writing advice, horror history, wow moments, and redemption. Prepare for one of our most informative and important episodes that should remind everyone to never give up on your passions.