Interview: Josh's Worst Nightmare


Last week, I was invited for an interview on Josh's Worst Nightmare Podcast! On it, Josh and I discuss the "corruption of nature" trope found in my work (and in modern horror/fantasy in general) and how it relates to the broader topic of biological horror. I think you'll agree, it's a fascinating topic! Check it out!


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