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A show about authors who write in the genres of folklore, paranormal, horror, fantasy, strange crime. Anything a little unusual, and outside the realms of everyday life. Authors talk about their writing and also share their unusual paranormal experiences.
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Will Beauty Defeat the Beast? Dragons, magic & girl power - An interview with author Georgia Leighton (opens the original)
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Georgia Leighton is the author of two novels, Spellbound and Maiden, both feminist fantasy retellings of classic tales, and is a Sunday Times bestselling author. She has a degree and a masters in creative writing from Royal Holloway, and works for Penguin as a Senior Marketing Manager for fiction. She brings her magical fairytale world alive for us, as we chat about her two compelling novels. https://georgialeightonauthor.com/ https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/maiden-georgia-leighton/7ae1a43a2fbd6
Descending into the void - An interview with botanical horror author, Tatiana Schlote-Bonne (opens the original)
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Tatiana's new botanical horror, What Feed's Below, is a roller coaster of a novel that will have you screaming until the end of the ride. The action is non stop and jaw dropping, with an array of weird and bizarre plants & creatures, all trying their best to eat you. There are riches to be found in the void for those brave enough to enter, but nobody dares stay too long, for fear that they might become part of the void themselves. We join Tatiana to delve deeper into the story.
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