Indigenous Perspectives in Genre Fiction
Just three years ago, the Los Angeles Times published a profile of an author whose new novel was, as they put it, "one of only a handful of thrillers by an Indigenous author." How quickly things have changed, as evidenced by this panel of Native…
YA: Haunts and Horrors
If screams of fear and lurking monsters are right up your (dark and spooky) alley, you’re in luck—this session is all about the heebie-jeebies and goosebumps! In her debut collection Man Made Monsters, winner of the prestigious Walter Award,…
Horror: History That Goes Bump in the Night
History—both personal and otherwise—comes back to haunt the living in these chilling tales of psychological and mythological horror. In Jessica Johns's Bad Cree, a young woman can manifest dreams in the waking world—and as they grow nightmarish,…