Bonus - Interview with T. E. Hartley
Did our last episode leave you feeling…off? UNCANNY, perhaps? Ease your troubled mind with a perfectly normal chat with T. E. Hartley, the author behind “Changes.”
A LGBTQ+ HORROR FICTION PODCAST
Monsters Out of the Closet is a horror fiction podcast dedicated to proudly featuring spooky and strange stories, poetry, songs, and other creative content from diverse LGBTQ+ voices.
Did our last episode leave you feeling…off? UNCANNY, perhaps? Ease your troubled mind with a perfectly normal chat with T. E. Hartley, the author behind “Changes.”
Feeling frightened after our last episode, TOYS? Grab a plush companion for comfort and gather ‘round for an interview with Spencer Koelle, the talented author behind the bone-chilling “Hand Raised in Anger.”
Hello Monsters! Our Halloween special, DUEL, was decidedly different this year, especially with its context of an established hierarchy in which cruelty is presented as a structural default. Looking to get to know the ambitious author behind the truly massive “Shadow of a Knife?” Why don’t you and your shadow pull up a seat for this interview with C. M. DiGirolamo?
Hello, listeners! Are you having a spooky month in the leadup to Halloween? Did our DOUBLE feature have you seeing DOUBLE? Well, we are happy to alleviate your toils and troubles with an interview from the author behind “The Other Little Boy,” Mathew L Reyes!
Hey, Monsters! As the URBAN LEGEND of our podcast spreads further, we wanted to shine a flashlight on the cryptids that make it phenomenal! Bearing that in mind, we are very pleased to introduce Ziggy Schutz, the extremely talented author behind the found-audio piece “A Half Finished Oral Report on the Phenomenon of Autumn's Children.”
Hey there, monsters! We hope you’re ready to meet Katherine DeGilio, the talented dark artist behind “Artful Mediums” in our episode DARK ARTS!
Hello, Monsters! Sit around the dying fire with us and get to know Hailey Piper, the author behind the bone-chilling “Scarlet Hide Molly” in our latest episode, WITCH!
Get to know Caroline Devlin, the author behind the centerpiece “There Was A Tearing” for the surprisingly timely UPRISING.
It’s good to see you again! Get to know Troy Gardner, the author of the romantic and unsettling story “The Farmer’s Son” in the episode ENSNARED!
Get to know Julie Travis, the author behind the extremely creepy “Cruor Garland” in this month’s episode, WILD!
Get to know Mason Hawthorne, the prolific author behind the gut-churning “Banksia Men” in FORBIDDEN (among other pieces — see if you can spot Mason’s work in another recent episode!)
Get to know Darius James, the singer/songwriter behind our new favorite HALLOWEEN bop, “A Night Called Halloween.”
Get to know the author behind one of our recent creepy tales — Emma Johnson-Rivard, author of “Deathless,” which was featured in our September episode, ROT.
Get to know the writer behind one of our more recent chilling pieces—Scott Savino, author of “The Man Who Stalks Between the Grave,” featured in GRAVE.
Get to know a real-life Monsters contributor! Read our interview with published author Edward Ahern, the creator of “Proof of Evil”, which was featured in our recent episode, RITUAL.
Want to get to know one of Monsters’ incredible contributors? Read our interview with Nicholas Wunderli, the author of “I Call Him Charlie,” which was featured in our recent episode, NIGHTMARE.
In one of our last bonus interviews (in audio format), our supporting producer and frequent contributor, Taara Rangan chats with author (and former roommate), Liesl Matzka about her piece, Beneath the Surface, which was recently featured in FAIRY TALE. They discuss a formative love for mythology, writing from the perspective of a child, and creating complex characterization. Check it out!
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Nicole and recently featured author, Jeff Baker, have a quick creator chat about his piece, "Something in the Dark," and discuss everyday eeriness, writing what you know, and building a regular writing process. After this mini-interview, we have a quick excerpt from our Patreon movie review of Netflix's "Hold the Dark."
Check out Jeff’s Facebook page and weekly column, as well as some of the sites he contributes to and follows, including Queer SciFi (X) and Friday Flash Fics.
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Shriya sits down with "Carmen Deer" writer and voice actor, Ari Reider, and voice actor, Nicole Penrod. Together they discuss existential fears, marginalized identities within the genre and format, complicated queer heroes, and more.
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