Today we have an old Ginger Nuts Favourite, Mark West , mark is one of those rare breed of authors whose prose lives and breathes on the page.  I like to think of his writing as horror with a soul.

Today we have Michael Pugh, Michael Pugh is a British author who writes novels across several genres, including horror, comedy, sci-fi and the bizarre.

Michael's comedy work includes the ebook "The Box Of Mirrors", which is a story about a man trapped inside his own mind, and "Shellshocked", an animated movie completed in 2010. You can find out more about "Shellshocked" at the film's website, www.justsaynototweezah.co.uk which includes a link to view the whole film on YouTube.

Michael's horror ebooks so far cover Hell ("Admin Is Hell"), zombies ("The Undead") and vampires ("The Liverpool Vampire"). All of the ebooks can be found on Amazon.

Future ebooks include a follow-up to "The Liverpool Vampire", a sequel to "Admin Is Hell", the rest of the five part series of "The Undead", a sci-fi novel about a great war with another species and a novel set in a confined space...

Today we have fellow red head Debbie Kuhn.  Debbie Kuhn writes across genres, but admits that horror is her favourite  Her ghostly tales used to give her classmates nightmares back in grade school. To avoid expulsion, she stopped telling the stories out loud and began writing them down in the dead of night.

Peter N. Dudar has been writing and publishing horror fiction for over a decade now. Born and raised in Albany, New York, Peter is an alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy, and received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English at the State University of New York at Albany. He currently resides in Lisbon Falls, Maine and is a proud member of the New England Horror Writers.

Charles Christian is barrister and Reuters correspondent turned award winning technology journalist, newsletter publisher, blogger, new media maven, sometime poet, science fiction author, storyteller, conference chairman and keynote speaker. He is the founder, publisher and editor-in-chief of the Legal IT Insider series of newsletters, websites, apps, events and information services. He is invited to speak at conferences nationally and internationally on future trends in technology, knowledge management, media, marketing and creative writing. UrbanFantasist.com is his creative website and blog. His latest collection of science fiction and fantasy short stories This is the Quickest Way Down was published in 2011 by Salt/Proxima Books and long-listed for three national and international book awards. He was also the founding editor of the widely read Ink Sweat & Tears poetry webzine and he has performed his one-man storytelling/monologue The Boy with the Bomb beneath his Bed at venues and festivals in the UK and United States.

Frank Duffy is the author of over forty short stories published in both Britain and America. He is the author of The Signal Block and Other Stories (Sideshow Press), Mountains of Smoke, a novelette (Sideshow Press), Photographs Showing Terrible Things, a limited edition chapbook (Sideshow Press) and the forthcoming collection,  Between These Pages, These Dark Places (Gallows Press). His story Unknown Causes will be included in the Gallows Press anthology due out March, 2012. He has been published in magazines as diverse as Estronomicon, Pulp Metal Magazine, and  Dark Valentine. He has two new stories coming out for crime writer and editor Paul Brazil this year, Alcohol and Blood for The Drunk On The Moon P.I werewolf series, and for the crime anthology Brit Grit, the crime/horror story, Faces. 

Today we have Daniel I Russell, as well as being one of the very first authors I ever reviewed Dan has been featured publications such as The Zombie Feed from Apex, Pseudopod and Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #43. He was nominated for two Tin Duck Awards in 2011 for best novel (Samhane, from Stygian Publications) and best short story. Author of Come Into Darkness, Critique and The Collector, Daniel is also the current vice-president of the Australian Horror Writers' Association and special guest editor of Midnight Echo.

Today we have James Brogden over for a wee chat. James Brogden is a part-time Australian and teacher of English who lives in Worcestershire with his wife, two daughters, and far too much Lego. His short fiction has appeared in The Big Issue and Dark Horizons (the journal of the British Fantasy Society). The Narrows is his first novel.

Today, I'm honoured to have Shaun Jeffrey over for a chat,  Shaun Jeffrey was brought up in a house in a cemetery, so it was only natural for his prose to stray towards the dark side when he started writing. Among his writing credits are short stories published in Surreal Magazine, Dark Discoveries, Shadowed Realms, and Cemetery Dance. He has also had two collections published, The Mutilation Machination and Voyeurs of Death and five novels, Killers, The Kult, Deadfall, Fangtooth and Evilution. His novel, The Kult has been filmed by Gharial Productions and will hopefully be released soon. In his spare time he works out at the gym, jogs and is a practitioner of Tae Kwon Do.