Writing Horror

Presented by: Carol Gyzander | Jacob Moon | K. Scott Culpepper | Nikki Nelson-Hicks | Peter Rosch

This panel discussion featured horror writers sharing their experiences and perspectives on horror fiction. They discussed common misconceptions about horror writers, particularly the stereotype that they must be psychologically damaged, emphasizing the unique challenges faced by women in the genre.

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