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“Author in the Headlights” interview

  By gregoryfrost March 19, 2025 March 19, 2025 dark fantasy, fantasy fiction, horror fiction, on writing, research, Rhymer, science fiction, short stories, story collection, teaching writing, writing workshops

My “Author in the Headlights” interview with the inimitable Strider Klusman (links to books–notably Book View Café–at the end). Your choice of platforms, too…

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Gregory Frost interview with Strider Klusman

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