A few weeks back I had a wonderful (and long) interview with Shane Keene and Rich Duncan at Ink Heist. I dropped Shan'e intro below and at the end you'll find the link to Part 1 of the interview. We had a blast. "Hey people! I...
In which I subject readers of Ink Heist to the thought process behind NIGHT ROADS, Book 2 in the Libros de Inferno Trilogy. You can read it here...
Bizarro Pulp Press asked me "The Tough Questions." Can you briefly describe an experience that played a role in how you wanted to develop NIGHT ROADS? I encountered one of my few periods of writer’s block (or what I think of as writer’s block) during the previous...
I spoke with The Grim Reader about the origin of the stories in my collection BABY POWDER AND OTHER TERRIFYING SUBSTANCES. The Grim Reader had this to say, "His short stories leave nothing to chance and always offer something new, terrifying and twisted. These are...
Adrian Shotbolt asked me to delve into what happened during the writing of "Armageddon Baby," which was included in the incredible anthology LOST SIGNALS from Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing. My piece on Beavis the Bookhead is included alongside David James Keaton and James Newman, click...
Enough with the madness of politics! Let's talk about the madness of writers. Eddie Generous interviewed me about Mister White, Dead Men and a bunch of other writery stuff for Unnerving Magazine. Click through to the News Section and find the link here...
On the heels of her review of MISTER WHITE for Dark Comedy Productions, Katrina Monroe engaged me in a torture-themed interview about writing influences, the importance of place to writing and my signature dish (hint: rack of ribs). It's worth checking out just to meet...
This is Horror interviewed me on a wide range of subjects, from the process of tackling a novel, to writing crime and channeling my own fear of the dark. Heck, I even called Bob Pastorella a "fluffer." As always, it was a great experience with...
RUE MORGUE asked me about my top five literary influences and how they impacted writing Mister White. After much brain sweat, I narrowed it down to four writers - Edgar Rice Burroughs, Stephen King, Robert Ludlum & Andrew Vachss - and filmmaker John Carpenter. You...
THIS IS HORROR asked me to participate in a video to generate support for the podcast. I had a blast doing it and really enjoy sharing screen space with the likes of David Moody (who was the scariest), Stephen Graham Jones, Richard Thomas (who was...