The Spooky World of Chris Ringler
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In this episode, author Daniel Barnett discusses the upcoming release of "The Nightmareland Chronicles," set to launch on September 1. The book explores a world where night prevails and nightmares roam. To find out more about Daniel and his writing, visit his website.
In this podcast episode, author J. Luke Bennecke discusses his background as a master civil engineer and how it influences his thrilling novels. His latest book, "Blackout: A Jake Bendel Thriller," is set for release on October 6 and is available for pre-order on his website.
In this episode, indie author Alex Grass discusses his writing journey, inspirations, and his upcoming book, "Infernal Tramps," a collection of short stories set to release on July 15. For additional information, visit http://www.infernaltramps.com.
The author highlights five horror books that promise to captivate and disturb readers. "Things We Found" explores personal horrors, while "Heedless Reflection" delves into loss and revenge. "Red Dreams" offers unsettling tales, "This Beautiful Darkness" reveals inner turmoil, and "Cemetery Earth" showcases a post-apocalyptic love story amidst chaos.
In this episode, author Beau L'Amour discusses his childhood, his experiences in illustration and entertainment, and his new book "Skyring Water," co-authored with his father, Louis L'Amour. The book is set to be released by Bantam on June 2, 2026. More information is available at http://www.skyringwater.com.
In this episode, I reflect on a recent conversation that rekindled memories of my early writing experiences and certain forgotten aspects of my journey. Through this discussion, I explore how past influences shape my current perspective on writing and creativity.
In this podcast episode, author Christine Carbo discusses her upcoming crime thriller, "The Confession Artist," set to release on June 1 by Thomas & Mercer. They cover her writing journey, the challenges she faced, and sources of inspiration. More information can be found at http://www.christinecarbo.com.
"The Fallen God of Opal Bay" is a 2025 novel about a young outcast desperate to be invisible in a place that is unseen by most. It started with the two dead girls lying at the bottom of an abandoned construction project, but they weren't the last bodies she would find. And soon, even Death itself would find her, but death is far from the most dangerous thing in Opal Bay, as she is about to find out.
The author expresses a profound love for campfire tales and found footage stories, emphasizing their immersive horror experience. In "Things We Found," a collection of dark and visceral tales, protagonists face terrifying discoveries in an unsettling world. The collection, released in Kindle and paperback, marks the author's return to short stories after several years.
In a conversation with author Evan Kidwell, we explore his debut Young Adult fantasy novel "Timeaous Spark and the Luck Curse." The discussion covers his journey to writing, sources of inspiration, and future projects. His book is available on Amazon and other booksellers.
In this episode, the host interviews author Monte Crabbs, who discusses his short story collection "The Drum Tech and Other Stories." A retired librarian and drummer, Crabbs offers a distinctive viewpoint on his eerie and unusual narratives. For more details, visit http://www.montecrabbs.com.
Author JD Barker discusses the release of the first book in a prequel trilogy to his popular 4MK series. The conversation covers his writing process, book promotion strategies, and his work with parents of autistic children. Listeners can find more information about JD Barker at jdbarker.com.
In this episode, Michigan author Peggy Christie discusses her experiences as a writer and movie reviewer. A member of the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers, Christie shares insights about her craft, and her work can be found at themonkeyisin.com.