The Spooky World of Chris Ringler
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Discover spine-chilling reads for Halloween with three terrifying titles available on Amazon.com: "Are We Monsters?" "A Shadow Over Ever," and "Things We Found." Perfect for those seeking stories to send shivers down their spine and enhance the eerie season. Enjoy a thrilling literary experience this Halloween.
The narrator reflects on their odd personality and a unique idea inspired by the ice bucket challenge and Stephen King. They ultimately attempt their own version, the "blood bucket challenge," in their garage, using a mix of stage blood and real blood. They embrace the absurdity of their creation.
In this episode, the host interviews Christian Kenny, owner of Courage Over Comfort and creator of Killer Kards Tarot. They discuss topics such as the occult, mysticism, and the development of an AI for tarot numeration. Listeners can learn more about Christian's work on his website.
In this episode, I interview author MontiLee Stormer, a member of the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers and movie reviewer at Movie Reelist. We discuss her childhood, writing journey, and passion for films, offering insights into her experiences and career. Discover more at her website.
"Things We Found" is a horror story collection inspired by found footage. One narrative details a filmmaker experimenting with disturbing edits of videos, resulting in a viral video called "Kitty Basket" that becomes associated with suicides and outrage. As the video evolves, it becomes a monstrous entity, infecting viewers with darkness and despair.
In this episode, author Tony Robles (Sosa) discusses his forthcoming book "The Gospel of Noah," part of the Summerland series, releasing on October 6 from New Forest Press. The conversation covers his inspirations, the writing process, and insights into the book, offering listeners an engaging perspective.
On this episode I speak with author Tim Mulligan, playwright and author. The newest book in Tim's graphic novel series World of Witchland comes out on Sept. 15, and is titled "Ditchland," loosely based on his own hometown. It's a great conversation, so come along. https://mulliganworld.com
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.