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Blood on the Typewriter: A Podcast About Writing Dark Fiction

Robbie Dorman
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Join horror author Robbie Dorman as he discusses the ins and outs of writing dark fiction with a new writer every week!

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Latest Episodes

Today, I am joined by Angela Sylvaine to talk about her new novel, Cold Snap! We talk about the challenges of writing a sequel, how many references are too many, why deer are so scary, the trick to writing good dialogue, and how comparison is the thi... more

Today, I am joined by Paulette Kennedy to talk about her new novel, The Two Deaths of Lillian Carmichael. We talk about masks and disguises, mystery and reveals, when you need a prologue, the power of a routine, and prioritizing writing over social m... more

Today, I am joined by Chris Panatier to discuss his new novel, Daytide. We talk about the tether of worldbuilding and mystery, using cultural references, finding the story, when to walk away to maintain momentum, finding the balance of writing hard s... more

Today, I am joined by Dawn Kurtagich to discuss her upcoming novel, The Seventh Sister. We talk about texture and tenses, power and control, daring to be yourself, eating fried chicken in the mountains, and how to rehab burnout. Dawn was a wonderful ... more

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Recent Guests

Stephanie E Jensen
Splatter punk author and writer of Acetamine
Episode: 27. Stephanie E Jensen Cooks Up Acetamine
Douglas Ford
A horror author known for his novel, The Bloody Bucket
Episode: 26. Douglas Ford Fills The Bloody Bucket
Caitlin Starling
Author known for exploring themes of horror and the Gothic
Episode: 24. Caitlin Starling Operates on The Graceview Patient
Emma E Murray
Author of 'Shoot Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day'
Episode: 23. Emma E Murray Shoots Me in the Face on a Beautiful Day
Royal Poff
Curator and author involved in the Exquisite Corpse series
Episode: 21. Royal Poff Curates Canaries, an Exquisite Corpse
Daniel Braum
Author known for his work in dark fiction
Episode: 20. Daniel Braum Discovers Phantom Constellations
Jason A. Jones
Horror author and creator of the collection 'The Pumpkin Pie Man and Other Terrifying Tales.'
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Episode: 19. Jason A Jones Introduces Me to the Pumpkin Pie Man
JR Blanes
Author of 'Portraits of Decay', speaker, and musician.
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Episode: 18. J.R. Blanes Paints Portraits of Decay
Grace Daly
Author of The Scald Crow, who discusses her experiences with chronic pain and the themes in her writing.
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Episode: 16. Grace Daly Dissects The Scald-Crow

Host

Robbie Dorman
Host of Blood on the Typewriter, engaging in insightful discussions about writing dark fiction.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • A new and welcomed show about dark fiction

    Highly entertaining, Robbie Dorman conducts a very good interview and keeps the conversation moving and on track. I’ll definitely be listening to more episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
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    areyoumorbid
    United States7 months ago

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Fans appreciate the depth of discussion surrounding dark fiction themes and the diverse perspectives offered by various guests.
Many listeners find the content to be thought-provoking and enriching to their writing journeys.

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27. Stephanie E Jensen Cooks Up Acetamine
Q: What's the best piece of advice you followed?
To write without having zero days, meaning to engage with writing or related activities every day.
27. Stephanie E Jensen Cooks Up Acetamine
Q: When is it necessary to be as gross as possible?
It's about the impact of the scene, ensuring violence is described in detail to bring out the full effect.
25. Viggy Parr Hampton Examines A Veritable Household Pet
Q: What is the weirdest trick you use to make yourself write?
I like to listen to ASMR videos while I write for better focus.
25. Viggy Parr Hampton Examines A Veritable Household Pet
Q: Was it hard to write scenes involving Darla's character with a lobotomy?
Yes, it was emotionally challenging and required a lot of research to accurately depict the experience.
26. Douglas Ford Fills The Bloody Bucket
Q: What kind of research do you have to do for your books and how much?
Ford discusses the balance of folklore and actual history, particularly focusing on Florida's racial violence and how it informs his writing.

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Exploring the intricacies of dark fiction, episodes feature engaging conversations between the host and various authors who share their unique insights into writing within the genre. Discussions often cover the challenges of storytelling, the creative process, and the complexities of character development, particularly in relation to dark themes like mental health, trauma, and societal issues. This enriching dialogue not only showcases the unique perspectives of the guests but also delves into specific works, providing listeners with a deeper appreciation for dark fiction and its numerous facets. Those interested in the art of horror writing will find valuable tips and revelations about the genre's emotional and thematic depth.

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1. Stephanie E Jensen
2. Douglas Ford
3. Caitlin Starling
4. Emma E Murray
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7. Jason A. Jones
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