Hello, we are back again with a new author interview, and I have to say, I've been looking forward to this one for awhile. This author has had a book that has been on my TBR for awhile, so I am glad to have finally had a chance to poke their brain and find out what makes them tick. Now, I will warn ahead of time, there is swearing in this interview.

We are back again. Sorry for the delay as we have had to take a break from our weekly spotlights and going forward will not have interviews weekly. However, that being said, this week I did get a chance to reach out to Chicago author Jak Lore and discuss his work. Thank you, Jak, for taking the time. Let's start with telling us a little about yourself.

Gamefound acquires the Indiegogo crowdfunding platform

Prepare to descend into madness. The Imp of the Perverse, a chilling new short film adapted from Edgar Allan Poe’s haunting psychological tale, is officially entering production this July, with final shoots scheduled through October. Filming will take place in Northern Illinois and North Carolina, bringing Poe’s dark vision to life with eerie visuals, practical effects, and sweeping drone cinematography.

We are back again. Another week, another Indie Spotlight. This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing, Jessie Rose. So, Jessie, you ready to answer some questions? Well let's dig in. Let's start with telling us a little about yourself. Rose: I've been writing most of my life, publishing books since 2019. I live in Wisconsin with my family and three giant cats.

This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing an amazing author, Ben Young. Now I've read Ben's novel, Home, and loved it and I'll admit, I've avoided reading a book by him, Stuck, as I find the concept too disturbing. I know, I need to get over it and read it. Until then, let's sit down and find out a little more about the man behind the pen.

Special this week as we are celebrating two releases. Now, I could say more about my book, but no, we are focusing on an amazing writer who has brought some alcohol to his release. Now, this is a man who knows how to bring some punch to the party. That's right, I'm talking about none other than Angel Ramon as we get ready for his Frogs and Margaritas IV book, the end of the series.

Michael Morlock's Supernatural World is a unique and hilarious film directed by John Wesley Norton, featuring Darryl Giambalvo as the iconic Michael Morlock. Its blend of campy humor and oddball scenarios makes it a memorable supernatural comedy. You can stream this cult classic for free on YouTube.

The World Needs to See Me is a sharp comedy skit featuring Justin Hosking as Ryan Black, who humorously embodies the self-absorbed reality TV hopeful. Through his exaggerated audition performance, the skit critiques fame-seeking culture with wit and simplicity, making it a relatable and entertaining experience for audiences familiar with reality television.

Here we are again. A new week, and a new interview with another amazing indie author. This week, I step into the ring with Timothy King as we sit down and discuss place in the indie horror community. So, Mr. King. Actually don't want to confuse everyone.. So, Tim, why don't we start off with a little background. Could you tell us a little about yourself?

The Girl Whose Garden Comes Alive is a new children's book on Indiegogo by Juliet Howard. It tells the story of a girl whose garden plants have magical healing abilities, promoting awareness of natural remedies. The campaign aims to fund the book's publication and offers rewards for supporters.