Daniel Willcocks
The Writers Chair
The Writer's Chair is your all-access seat to honest conversations about writing, craft, and the creative life. Hosted by author, publisher, and podcaster Daniel Willcocks, each episode pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to build a writing life — from the first draft to the finished book, and everything in between. Whether you write horror, thriller, literary fiction, or something that defies a label, this is a show about the work. The doubt. The discipline. The long road of making something worth reading. Expect raw truths, hard-won lessons, and the kind of unfiltered conversati...
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10 de jul de 2026
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Writing Visceral Horror: Disgust, Emotion, and Craft with Nick Cutter 20.08.2025 37:50
In this special episode of The Writer’s Chair , host Daniel Willcocks sits down with internationally acclaimed horror author Craig Davidson , best known under his dark fiction pseudonym Nick Cutter . Craig is the author of The Troop , The Deep , The Handyman Method , and now The Queen — his latest terrifying tale of teenage friendships, grief, and grotesque creatures. Together, Daniel and Craig di...
Welcome to the Writers Chair Podcast 29.07.2025 13:41
Welcome, wordsmiths and story seekers! In this very first episode of The Writer’s Chair , author and podcast host Daniel Willcocks invites you to pull up a seat for an honest, no-fluff introduction to this brand new show for writers of all stripes—especially those who like their fiction a little on the darker side. Daniel shares: Why he’s launching this podcast now (after months of planning), What...
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