Sumiko Saulson has always been a poet, and has finally been recognized for it in recent years. Their collection The Rat King, A Book of Dark Poetry (Dookie Press, 2022) was nominated for the 2022 Stoker Award for Achievement in Poetry, and now, Melancholia, A Book of Dark Poetry (Bludgeoned Girls Press, 2024) is a… Continue reading Conversing with the Ghosts of our Past Selves: 13 Questions with Sumiko Saulson
Pedro Iniquez has been in the atmosphere, writing for 16 years, and has truly landed this year—2025. He has two collections of stories: one horror (Fever Dream of a Parasite) and one sci-fi (Echos and Embers forthcoming, July 2025). He has a children's book (The Fib) coming in October. And, with Mexicans on the Moon,… Continue reading To the Moon: 13 Questions with Pedro Iniguez
13 Questions with Lee Murray Lee Murray is an accomplished poet, author, editor, and essayist. HOWL Society is honored to feature her in celebration of National Poetry Month. She is one of five 2024 Bram Stoker Finalists for Superior Achievement in Poetry for her book, Fox Spirit on a Distant Cloud. We discuss her love… Continue reading Lee Murray’s Lessons in Poetry
13 Questions with P.L. McMillan P. L. McMillan's first book, a collection of short stories, What Remains When Stars Burn Out, debuted in March of 2022. In the same year, she published the novella, Sisters of the Crimson Vine and she co-edited the second HOWL Society Press anthology, HOWLS from the Dark Ages. She's published… Continue reading P.L. McMillan Takes Up Space
