Joe Hill Remembers Where He Came From (Part One)
Interview by Paul Michael Anderson
Part one of our in-depth discussion with the author of 'Locke & Key', 'Horns' and 'The Fireman'.
A Conversation With Alex Segura About PR, Archie Comics, And His New Novel 'Down the Darkest Street'
Interview by Rob Hart
New dad, PR man, comic editor, mystery writer. How does Alex Segura do it? Find out in his interview!
10 Questions With Jack Marshall Maness
Interview by Stephanie Bonjack
Historical fiction writer extraordinaire Jack Marshall Maness goes ten rounds after the publication of his second novel, 'Where Waters Converge.'
Interview with Transgressive Horror Author Nicole Cushing
Interview by Christopher Shultz
Nicole Cushing talks transgressive writing, getting into dark character's heads, and her love of Svengoolie.
An Interview with Scott Adlerberg on Going Viral on Reddit and Blending Genres
Interview by Max Booth III
Max chats with Scott Adlerberg about how genre can potentially limit writers.
Rob Hart and Alex Segura Discuss 'Bad Beat', An Exclusive Digital Short Co-Authored for Polis Books
Interview by Rob Hart
This January 12th, Polis Books will release 'Bad Beat', a digital short story crossing over Hart's amateur PI Ash McKenna and Segura's investigative reporter Pete Fernandez.
A Conversation with Delilah S. Dawson About Her New Novel, 'Wake of Vultures'
Interview by Rob Hart
Rob chats with Delilah S. Dawson about pen names, author promotion, writing different perspectives, and her new fantasy novel, 'Wake of Vultures'.
10 Questions With Matt Bell
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes 10 rounds with novelist, Matt Bell.
A Conversation with Patrick Wensink About His New Novel, 'Fake Fruit Factory'
Interview by Rob Hart
Patrick Wensink, author behind the legendary Jack Daniel's cover book, is back with a new novel, 'Fake Fruit Factory', about small town beset by a stagnant tourism, a crashing satellite, and a mummy.
A Couple Of Questions With LitReactor Instructor And 'The Art of Horrible People' Author John Skipp
Interview by Rob Hart
John Skipp on short stories, his new LitReactor class, and his latest collection: "The Art of Horrible People."
![In Search of "The End" with Tex Thompson](https://litreactor.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/class-small-promo/images/store/05_-_tex_thompson_july_30th.jpg "In Search of "The End" with Tex Thompson")
