# Dawn Kurtagich

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Interactive Reads

Tune in as Aly and Jaime discuss books with interactive elements. Heads up that this episode has some mild SPOILERS. The books discussed in this episode are: * The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich * Asylum series by Madeleine Roux * Strange Houses by Uketsu * A Most Puzzling Murder by Bianca Marais *…

Wales: Castle Ruins, Moody Skies, and Stories by the Fire

We recently spent three weeks in North Wales, and TBH, we left a big part of our hearts in Cymru. From the mystical borderlands to the rugged coastline and the top of Snowdon, Wales is thick with friendly sheep, genial locals, alluringly dark folklore, and natural-born storytellers. A few bits and…

25. Viggy Parr Hampton Examines A Veritable Household Pet

Today, I am joined by RETURNING CHAMPION Viggy Parr Hampton to talk about her new novel, A Veritable Household Pet! We talk about research, writing from the perspective of a person with a lobotomy, viewing and defending horror as a broad genre, how frustrating social media is as an author, and non-…

29. Dawn Kurtagich Unearths The Seventh Sister

Today, I am joined by Dawn Kurtagich to discuss her upcoming novel, The Seventh Sister. We talk about texture and tenses, power and control, daring to be yourself, eating fried chicken in the mountains, and how to rehab burnout. Dawn was a wonderful guest, and we had a great conversation. The Seven…

Horror as the Liver of the Literary Body with Dawn Kurtagich

“Horror is the liver of the literary body. You need the liver to process all your toxins.” How gorgeous and insightful, am I right? And that’s only a tiny taste of what award-winning author Dawn Kurtagich has to offer in this fascinating, fun, and frightening interview. Join us as we discuss everyt…

E202: Folk Horror with Dawn Kurtagich

Today I welcome Dawn Kurtagich to the show to chat about Folk Horror, a subgenre that spans the globe because of a universal interest in folklore and fairytale. We chose five books each as a springboard for our conversation, but we hope it helps if you want to give it a try. Dawn’s new book, THE SE…

Ugly is in the eye of the beholder with Nikki Payne

Nikki Payne, debut author of Pride and Protest, is a cultural anthropologist by day who spends her time thinking about big questions and how to answer them. On this episode, she joins Adam to discuss one of the questions she's spent her life thinking about: What does it mean to be "ugly". She opens…

Dawn Kurtagich on Xena, the small details that define storytelling, and mental health

Horror novelist Dawn Kurtagich deeply understands what makes a story memorable. She seeks out the small details and aspects that make stories special. She learned these things by watching Xena, Warrior Princess.  The show was an awakening for her on so many levels. In this wide reaching conversati…