Les Hernandez
Dog-eared Nightmares: A Horror Fiction Podcast
Dog-eared Nightmares focuses on horror fiction released months or even years ago. Learn what inspired the scary stories you love from the authors who wrote them. For readers, get a peek behind the curtain into the lives and minds of your favorite horror authors. For writers, learn about the craft - is your favorite writer a plotter or a pantser and why. Hosted by horror author L.P. Hernandez, Dog-eared Nightmares is a light, fun exploration of dark stories and the dark minds behind them.
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Johnny Compton - The Spite House 31.05.2023 1:08:17
Johnny Compton is a San Antonio-based horror author whose debut novel, The Spite House, was released through Tor Nightfire in February. The Spite House is a classic ghost story written against a backdrop of a desperate father doing all he can to keep his family together. You can find out more about Johnny and his podcast, Healthy Fears, at the websites listed below: www.johnnycompton.com www.healt...
Celso Hurtado - The Ghost Tracks 28.05.2023 1:13:10
In this episode I interview friend and fellow San Antonian, Celso Hurtado. We talk about The Ghost Tracks, his award-winning novel about a teenager whose paranormal experience at San Antonio's famed "ghost tracks" sends his life down an unexpected path. The sequel to Ghost Tracks, The Devil's Promise, will release in September of 2023.
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