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A list of all the interviews conducted on the site (all are cross-posted from Don's World of Horror and Exploitation):

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Interview - Lynne Hansen

An accomplished artist and book cover designer, Lynne Hansen has become one of the more prominent and in-demand artists for writers looking to get their work released to the masses. Now, in honor of Women in Horror Month, I talk with her about her designing career, the artistic process creating new covers and her upcoming projects.

The Devil's Doorway by Steven Pajak

Kate Emerson returns to her childhood home in Chicago after her father's sudden stroke, only to awaken a malevolent force lurking within his unfinished painting. As the entity grows stronger, feeding off Kate's grief and despair, she must delve into the artwork's sinister history and confront the encroaching darkness that threatens to consume her. Overall, this was an immensely impressive and enjoyable effort. The central setup featured here, starting with the distressed phone call to alert her to her father's condition, the race to get to him, and the series of obstacles that emerge as the situation gets expanded upon to the point of being able to understand the details surrounding her father, create a harrowing scenario which is quite thrilling to play out. By the time the extent of the father's situation is known and the relationship that develops with her friend while trying to get everything with her father sorted out, there's a great baseline here that set

The Dead Children's Graveyard by James Kaine

After moving from Florida to Alabama to be with their family, sisters Kayla and Kylie try to make the best of the situation as their family adjusts to the move. When Kylie starts talking about her friend Emily which no one else has met, they start to grow concerned about something more than an imaginary friend as they each begin to experience several chilling ghostly visions the more they stay at the house. Determined to get to the bottom of things, they discover that the graveyard next to the property holds a connection to the dangerous past of the town forcing them to solve the puzzle before it's too late. This was a generally impressive and worthwhile book with quite a lot going on. The central storyline dynamic at play, offering a fine storyline about the family adjusting to the move to the house as the daughters try to get their lives into a semblance of normalcy following a series of personal crises, provides a great start by also allowing the introduction of the secondary st

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