Category: Posts by L. Andrew Cooper
EXTREMELY WEIRD SPLATTER Written in Its Authors’ Guts: Group Interviews, Part Two
by L. Andrew Cooper As I put together the table of contents for the forthcoming anthology Extremely Weird Splatter, I asked authors to answer three basic questions about why they and their stories fit with a project aiming to fuse extreme horror and splatterpunk with weird fiction. Not entirely randomly, I’ve sorted responses into three
EXTREMELY WEIRD SPLATTER Written in Its Authors’ Guts: Group Interviews, Part One
by L. Andrew Cooper As I put together the table of contents for the forthcoming anthology Extremely Weird Splatter, I asked authors to answer three basic questions about why they and their stories fit with a project aiming to fuse extreme horror and splatterpunk with weird fiction. Not entirely randomly, I’ve sorted responses into three
Interview with Author Joseph Hirsch: Scribe of Mutating Histories, Humanities, and Other Horrors
About the Author Joseph Hirsch (he/him) is the author of several published novels and novellas and many short stories, articles, and essays. His new horror novel, Church of the Last Lamb, is available in print and eBook from Underground Voices. His nonfiction has appeared in Fight Hype and Film International. He holds an MA in German Studies from the University of
Splatterpunk, de Sade, and the Infinite Set Piece
by L. Andrew Cooper This article is my second bit of content created in support of Extremely Weird Splatter, the first anthology from Horrific Scribblings that’s paying its contributing short fiction authors professional rates. To pull it off, though, we’re crowdfunding, so please visit us, follow us, and consider backing us at https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/horrific-scribblings/extremely-weird-splatter Read moreMeet
Uncanny Faces and Borderline Places: An Interview with Author Thomas C. Mavroudis
Periodically, as special features in Horrific Bloggings, Horrific Scribblings will host original, personalized, in-depth interviews with artists working in horror and horror-adjacent areas. We start with one of the most successful contributors to Horrific Scribes… About the Author Member of the Denver Horror Collective, as well as the Horror Writers Association, Thomas C. Mavroudis has
Miraculous Interns, or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Accept Unpaid Labor
by L. Andrew Cooper I got an email from a guy who wanted to work for me at Horrific Scribblings, LLC, at which I was (and I technically still am) sole employee and proprietor. Since my company loses money and doesn’t pay me a dime, paying another person isn’t an option, but this guy wanted