Chow down on stromboli with six amazing horror writers and listen in as Brian Keene passes on the best writing advice he ever got, Mary SanGiovanni compares your social media presence to singing in your underwear, Lesley Connor explains what most writers don't realize about first serial rights, J. P. Sloan recommends the small press, while at the same time recommending you watch out, Damien Angelica Walters shares why you need to overcome your fear of saying no, and Eric Hendrixson points out why contracts are like a superpower. Join Brian Keene (author of more than 40 novels, and winner of the 2014 World Horror Grand Master Award), Lesley Conner (managing editor of Apex publications and author of the novel <em>The Weight of Chains</em>), Mary SanGiovanni (author of the <em>The Hollower</em> trilogy, whose most recent novels are <em>Chills</em> and <em>Savage Woods</em>), Damien Angelica Walters (Stoker-nominated writer of the short story collection <em>Sing Me Your Scars</em> and the novel <em>Paper Tigers</em>), J.P. Sloan (author of <em>The Dark Choir</em> urban fantasy series), and Eric Hendrixson (bizarro author of <em>Drunk Driving Champion</em> and <em>Bucket of Face</em>) for a fascinating afternoon as they share what they've learned about the business of writing horror.
