• Episode 1: Session 9 with Clay McLeod Chapman

  • Aug 28 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 25 mins
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Episode 1: Session 9 with Clay McLeod Chapman

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  • Hello, horror fans!

    It's Launch Day! Episode 1, featuring Clay McLeod Chapman, is now available to listeners. We talk about Clay's chosen formative horror story, Session 9, ambiguity in horror, the terror of well-produced audio, and which horror author could best pull off a James Brown-style performance. Plus, how many times can Clay write a story about another writer and get away with it, and what's the deal with Paul Tremblay?

    Show notes:

    • Session 9 isn't streaming anywhere at the moment, but it is available to rent and buy if you'd like to get in on this action and you haven't already. I'd also recommend the Shout Factory physical release.


    • Clay's newest release is the novelette Stay On The Line from Shortwave Publishing. His next book, the novella Kill Your Darling, hits stores Sept. 24 from Bad Hand Books.


    • Clay's just launched a merch collection with VoidMerch featuring his books, and you can check that out HERE.


    • Follow the show on Twitter and Facebook!


    • Be sure to bookmark our website for future episodes and news! We've got some exciting guests arriving in the coming weeks.


    Hosted by Matthew Jackson

    Produced by Matthew and Lyndsay Jackson

    Logo and Web Design by Lyndsay Jackson

    Music by Dmytro Kuvalin
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