Alyn Day is an active member of the New England Horror Writers living outside of Boston, MA. She is an avid horror enthusiast with an inclination towards zombies. Publications include So Long and Thanks for All the Brains, Daily Frights 2012, Women of the Living Dead, Zombie Tales, Here Be Clowns, Horror on the Installment Plan, Zombies For a Cure, Quick Bites of Flesh, Phobias, Let’s Scare Cancer To Death, and the upcoming Daily Frights 2013 and Mirror, Mirror. 

George Cotronis was born in Gothenburg, Sweden in ’85. He started doing illustration work in late 2002 and started working as a freelance illustrator and designer in 2005. He currently lives in Sweden’s Alaska, Luleå.  His latest project Aghast  is currently undergoing a Kickstarter campaign.  Featuring some of horrors brightest names, this looks like it is going to be a must read.  

It's not everyday that you get to meet one of your heroes, let alone be given the chance to sit down and have a fabulous chat with them.  

So when I was asked if I would like to interview Tamara Thorne and Alistair Cross.   I jumped at the the chance. I can still remember finding Panic and Thunder Road  hiding in the shelves of St Andrews library during the mid 1990's a time when excellent horror was very hard to find.  

Tamara has now teamed up with fellow scribe Alistair Cross  to co-author Grandma's Rack, and a new serial novel Belinda.   

So why don't you go and grab a drink and sit down and read one of the most in depth and extensive interviews I have ever had the honour of doing.  

Greg Chapman is a horror author and artist from Australia. His published works include the novellas Torment, The Noctuary, Vaudeville, and The Last Night of October. Chapman also illustrated the Bram Stoker Award®-winning graphic novel, Witch-Hunts: A Graphic History of the Burning Times, written by Rocky Wood and Lisa Morton. Find Greg online at http://darkscrybe.com

It' is a great honour to welcome  Nick Cutter author of the rather brilliant The Troop to Ginger Nuts of Horror .  The Troop could very well be the big mainstream horror success of the year.  A high octane horror novel with some exquisitely over the top gross out horror, The Troop could very well be the book that puts on horror back on the shelf.  

Read on for a rather splendid in-depth interview where we discuss characterization verses plot, names and the state of the genre.   
 

John O'Brien is a former Air Force fighter instructor pilot who transitioned to Special Operations for the latter part of his career gathering his campaign ribbon for Desert Storm. Immediately following his military service, John became a firefighter/EMT with a local department. Along with becoming a firefighter, he fell into the Information Technology industry in corporate management. Currently, John is writing full-time on the series, A New World.

As a former marathon runner, John lives in the beautiful Pacific Northwest and can now be found kayaking out in the waters of Puget Sound, mountain biking in the Capital Forest, hiking in the Olympic Peninsula, or pedaling his road bike along the many scenic roads.

Paul Melhuish is an Occupational Therapist by trade but writes by night and at weekends. 

He has had had stories published Murky Depths and Dark Horizons magazine and has several stories available from Greyhart press as E-stories which can be read on one of those new Kindle devices. 

            He had a story was included in the Newcon Press Anthology Shoes, Ships and Cadavers: Tales from Northlondonshire. Edited by Ian Whates with an introduction by Alan Moore. 

            His first novel, Terminus, came out in 2011 as an E-book and paperback. Described as a ‘gothic space opera’, Terminus spawned a follow up collection of stories set in the same dark universe as Terminus entitled Unauthorized Contact. Both of these are also published by Greyhart press.   

            Paul is also a Member of the Northampton Science Fiction Writers Group. 

Christopher Irvin has traded all hope of a good night’s sleep for the chance to spend his mornings writing dark and noir fiction. He is the author of Federales, as well as short stories featured in several publications, including Thuglit, Beat to a Pulp, and Shotgun Honey. He lives with his wife and son in Boston, Massachusetts. For more, visit christopherirvin.net.

Erik T. Johnson's work has appeared or is forthcoming in fine periodicals such as Space & Time Magazine, Tales of the Unanticipated, Polluto, Electric Velocipede, Structo, Morpheus Tales, Sein und Werden, and Shimmer; and anthologies including Chiral Mad, Chiral Mad 2, The Shadow of the Unknown, Box of Delights, Dead but Dreaming 2, WTF?!, and Best New Zombie Tales 3. A complete and regularly updated bibliography, blog, scrawling and doodles, and reviews of his work can be found by visiting 

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