Horrifically Well Read
Appalachian setting - Check. School with Secrets - Check. Infamous Haunting - Check. Laura Creedle delivers a book that checks so many of our favorite boxes in horror with this fantastic offering. From finding your power to uncovering ancient secrets, The Girl in Green is a book in which you will find so many things to love. And Laura Creedle is a fantastic conversation partner, with wide ranging topics and fascinating discussion about this great book and so many other things!
Books and Brews Ep 84
We talked about how indie publishing has changed the face of horror, writing novels with ADHD, Russia’s Kola Superdeep Borehole, the place of AI in writing, and much more.
What drinks would you pair to readings about a super deep borehole and a stalking cult member!?
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Laura Creedle does for super deep boreholes what John Carpenter did for babysitting in her delightfully spine-chilling new novel, “The Deep Well.” Turns out a dark, creepy, seemingly bottomless hole in the Earth is a pretty great setting for a terror tale. Add to that a cast of well-developed, realistic characters thrown into an ever-expanding mystery, and you’ve got yourself a phenomenal setup for one hell of a YA novel, but don’t let that YA moniker fool you; this book brings the scares.