Have you ever considered writing in the genre of horror? Or maybe you just want to add some flashes of horror to your manuscript, then check out this week’s podcast episode where I am joined by author A.S McDermorr as I ask and he answers:

“How Do You Approach Writing Horror?”

Episode 177

About A.S. McDermott

A.S. McDermott was born in England but now lives in South Carolina with his wife, kids, and assorted cats. He has been writing since he was very young but has only recently begun publishing his work. Aside from novels and short stories, he also writes screenplays and directed a short horror film called The Party (2010). When not writing, he likes to swim, watch movies and travel.

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