# Susie Moloney
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susie moloney (born February 27, 1962 in Winnipeg, Manitoba) is a Canadian author of horror fiction. The film rights to her book, A Dry Spell, were purchased by Cruise/Wagner Productions in 1997, for a reported seven figures. Moloney was the first novelist to appear on the cover of Chatelaine magazine.
SYS Podcast Episode 369: With Author-Screenwriter Susie Moloney
This week Ashley Scott Meyers talks with Author and Screenwriter Susie Moloney. She is the Author of many novels including The Thirteen and A Dry Spell. They talk about Bright Hill Road (2020), a Horror movie she is the screenwriter of which stars Siobhan Williams. Another topic includes how she we…
56 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 2
On this episode Bryce & Caroline look back at Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II which recently won the Overdue Finds March Madness Tournament. Joining us for this deep dive into the final Harry Potter film are Potter super fans and librarians Carol Ma & Cassidy Munro. There's lots to div…
BRIGHT HILL ROAD - Interview with Robert Cuffley (director/composer) & Susie Maloney (writer)
Christian Zyp of MOVING RADIO interviewed Robert Cuffley (director/composer) and Susie Moloney (writer) about their film "Bright Hill Road". You can find it on most VOD streaming services.
SYNOPSIS: When a misstep after a workplace shooting puts alcoholic Marcy on leave, she heads out to see her si…
Bright Hill Road
Interview with writer Susie Moloney, director Robert Cuffley, and executive producer Colin Sheldon
The Monster has its own rules
Gregory and Justin welcome acclaimed horror writer Susie Moloney to the podcast to talk about her childhood nightmares and Tom Cruise, among other things.
Find all of Susie's books on Audible here.
Transition clips are from The Outer Limits S1E17 "Don't Open Till Doomsday (1964) - https://youtu.…
📊 Living in a climate of change: Shaping cities to adapt to uncertain futures | RMIT University
Join RMIT lecturers and researchers to discuss how we can shape the future of our cities
Cities shape us and we shape our cities. We are living in uncertain times. Can cities hold significant answers to addressing some of the challenges facing us today?
We all have heard about nature-based solution…
📊 Living in a climate of change: Shaping cities to adapt to uncertain futures | RMIT University
Join RMIT lecturers and researchers to discuss how we can shape the future of our cities
Cities shape us and we shape our cities. We are living in uncertain times. Can cities hold significant answers to addressing some of the challenges facing us today?
We all have heard about nature-based solution…
Episode 072: French Exit
Welcome Dear Readers. This month we are discussing French Exit by Patrick deWitt.
You are listening to Time to Read, a Winnipeg Public Library podcast book club. We are recording today from the Millennium Library, located in Treaty One Territory, the home and traditional lands of the Anishinaabe …
Controversy at Noon: Who is the Greatest Horror Writer of All Time?
We’re pivoting a bit and looking to have some fun with our October Controversy @ Noon Panel; this may be our most controversial discussion to date! We want to know: Who is the greatest horror writer of all time? From the gothic pages of Stoker and Shelley, to King’s twisty endings or Rice’s descrip…
277. The Saddest Profession
Gregory welcomes acclaimed author and screenwriter Susie Moloney back to the podcast to discuss her latest collection of short stories, her steps for successful screenwriting, and her growing revenge list.
Follow Susie on Instagram, and find all of her books in audio form on Audible.
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