Horror Writers Association
THE HORROR WRITERS ASSOCIATION (HWA) is a nonprofit organization of writers and publishing professionals around the world, dedicated to promoting dark literature and the interests of those who write it.
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Horror Writers Association
A nonprofit organization for writers dedicated to promoting dark literature and the interests of those who write it.
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StokerCon 2022: Abandoned and Haunted Places
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: The Art of Strong Endings
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Can Horror Save the World?
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Classic Monsters Reimagined
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Editing Isn't the Scariest Part
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Flavoring Other Genres with Horror
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StokerCon 2022: From Prose to Silver Screen and Back Again
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StokerCon 202: Gothic Fiction
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: A History of Horror Publishing
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Horror, Crime, and Suspense
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StokerCon 2022: Horror from Down Under
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StokerCon 2022: How to Curate Anthologies
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StokerCon 2022: The HWA Diversity Grant
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: In the Name of Service: Community-Building in Horror
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Mental Health and Horror
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: The Nature of Evil
A panel discussion.
StokerCon 2022: Objects of Fear
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StokerCon 2022: The Origins of Monsters
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StokerCon 2022: Writing Action and Fight Scenes
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StokerCon 2022: Writing Workshops
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Deirdre Flood
“Let’s Show This Prehistoric Bitch How We Do Things Downtown:” Apathy, Class, and Belonging in 1980s New York City Monster Movies.
Tugce Kutlu
Mourning in Horror: Grief in the 21st-Century Horror Films
Khara Lukancic
The Intertextuality and Evolution of Racial Politics: Triangulating Night of the Living Dead (George A. Romero, 1968), Get Out (Jordan Peele, 2017), and “Sundown” (Lovecraft Country, Yann Demange, 2020)
Karley Pardue
Bathing Bad: Feminine Vengeance and Masculine Vulnerability in the Showers of Horror
Donald Prentice Jr.
Articulations of Beauty in the film Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Debadrita Saha
Mapping the Reimagination of the “Travelling Heroine” of Female Gothic in Sinister House of Secret Love series
Lindsey Surratt
Shadows at Play in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Brenda Tolian
Gaia Screaming
Margaret Yankovich
“It’s Like I Can Feel God Move Inside Me”: The Religious Ecstasy of Sensual Vampirism in Mike Flanagan’s Midnight Mass
Rebecca Stone Gordon
A Panic on the 4th of July: Municipal Malfeasance, Mutation, and Monstrosity in Barry Levinson’s The Bay
Tim Maloney
The Objectification, Commodification and Fetishization of the Female Body in Ann Radcliffe’s The Mysteries of Udolpho
Michele Brittany
Beauty in the Grotesque: Bernie Wrightson's Lifelong Obsession with Frankenstein's Monster
Nicholas Diak
Rene Girard and Call of the Cthulhu
Bridget Elizabeth Keown
"Why did it take me so long to see you?": On Queer Ghosts and Hauntings
Anita Siraki
Distortions in the Looking Glass: The Hidden Horrors of Uncle Tom's Cabin and its Effects on Contemporary Black Horror
Farah Rose Smith
Disability, Monstrosity, and the Cosmic Order: Nature vs. Supernature and the Taxonomy of Monsters in Register des Buches der Croniken und Geschichten
Linda D. Addison
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Oliver Baer
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Alan Baxter
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Christa Carmen
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James Chambers
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Clay McLeod Chapman
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Frank Coffman
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Lauren Elise Daniels
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Andy Davidson
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Geneve Flynn
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Douglas Ford
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RJ Joseph
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Amy Grech
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Heddy Johannesen
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Catherine Jordan
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Gwendolyn Kiste
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Caryn Larrinaga
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Mark Matthews
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Nathan McCullough
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Brett McKay
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Ben Monroe
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A.E. Santana
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Diane Sismour
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Danger Slater
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Tommy B. Smith
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Sonora Taylor
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Tim Waggoner
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Christine J. Whitlock
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Valerie B. Williams
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L. Marie Wood
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Jessica Ann York
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