John Edward Lawson is the featured writer for Authors Not-so-Anonymous this week.

Weird example of life imitating art, in this case, the novel DR. IDENTITY where professors regularly send their doppleganger’s to teach classes.

Matthew Warner was recently interviewed on The Augusta Free Press radio show. He had lots of interesting things to say about writing horror, censorship and networking. He also mentioned that he is a finalist for the Virginia Governor’s Screenplay award for the adaptation he did of Eyes Everywhere!

Where to find our authors and editors during StokerCon Michael A. ArnzenLIVE: Horror After COVID (Friday 11:30 AM)The HWA Archive at the University of Pittsburgh (Saturday 4:00 PM)RECORDED: Steel City HorrorDifferent Publishing Models author reading in Expo and Authors Jennifer BarnesWhat Makes a Good Book Cover (Saturday, 5 PM)Pitches (Saturday beginning at 10 AM) James…

It turns out there were two honorable mentions for stories for Text:Ur in The Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror “Bluecoat Jack” by Sarah Totton and “Strangers on a Train” by Tamar Yellin Thanks to who suggested using Amazon’s search inside feature to find the info!

Today we’re revealing the darkly magical cover created by artist Lynne Hansen for Elizabeth Broadbent’s Southern Gothic novella, Blood Cypress. Hansen has managed to channel both the heart of the book and the atmosphere of the setting. “This cover really captures the essence of the novella—the way the danger and creeping horror of the swamp…