This episode of Ladies of the Fright is brought to you by the Ladies of the Fright Patreon! Help us reach our goal of 30 patrons so we can pay authors $25 per short story reprint. Only three patrons to go! We offer cool rewards at every tier, including early, ad-free episodes; bonus written, audio, and video content from special guest authors (this month we’ve got a special video from author Jessica Guess!); and the Patrons-Only podcast LOTF After Dark. Head on over to patreon.com/ladiesofthefright for all the gory details!
Also, if you haven't already done so, please head over to iTunes and leave us a five star review! It is a free way to support the show and it helps boost our visibility and thus, the visibility of all our wonderful guests.
And, we would love it if you'd check out our merch shop, where you'll find all kinds of cool goodies like mugs, t-shirts, notebooks, masks, and more!
Show Notes
In this episode, we have a great conversation with horror author Gwendolyn Kiste! We discuss the great work she's done with her blog and the importance of leveraging privilege to continually work toward equity in publishing. We talk about her writing but we also reminisce about the old days of recording favorite shows on VHS!
Our selection for literary discussion this month is the short story The Lady of the House of Love by Angela Carter. We absolutely love this decadent gothic tale. Listen along to discover what this story and the film The Love Witchhave in common.
