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Chip McCabe is back on MAKE // BREAK — the horror author behind Kindred (as Creed Woodhouse), founder of The Metal Dad, and host of The Fiendish Five podcast. Part 2 with Lance Marwood picks up where Part 1's hard stop cut things off: whether Kindred is really extreme horror, the books and films that actually stick, writing novels while raising four kids, and pitching fiction in an era of AI-generated books and paid review offers. From Pet Sematary to Longlegs to the collapse of the review economy, it's a conversation about protecting the craft when the industry stops rewarding it.
In this episode:
- Extreme horror vs occult folk horror — where Kindred really sits
- Writing novels while raising four kids, and getting time back
- AI-generated books, duped publishers and paid review offers
- Review ethics and the post-COVID review drought
- Pet Sematary, Longlegs and the horror that actually sticks
Guest links:
→ https://www.instagram.com/creedwoodhouse
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